Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-01
From nsesday's Daily.

Fred Caingar came up from Pheni1 on today's train.
 Geo. H. Cook returned today from a visit to Phenix.
 Born, December 2S, 1901, to Mir. and Mrs. N. Freidburg son.
 Judge w. c. Campbell has return ed from spending his Christmas in California.
 Grand ball at Dougherty's hall, New Years Eve, given by the Fried mans. td
 Born, in Prescott, Arizona, Dec. 2S, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Storey, a daughter.
 co, Bass came up from Octave a few days since for brief visit in Prescott with friends.
 A cordial invitation is extended to ali the good people of Prescott to attend the grand ball at Doughterty hall, New Years eve. td.
 Judge R. E. Sloan returned today from Phenix, where he held court for one day for Judge Street.
 Mrs. H. P. Anewalt came up from PheniX this morning, after ali absence of several weeks, mostly spent at Hot Springs.
 There will be no meeting of the United Moderns Thursday night of this week. Installation of officers and social will take place Thursday night, Jan. 9.
 Dance the old year out and the new year in at Dougherty's hall. The usual good time assured. Admission lady and gentleman, S100. Extra lady 50c. td
 At the church of the Advent there will be midnight celebration of the The Holy Communion sermon, with choral accompaniment at 11:30 to- night,
 D-D. Mcdonald has returned from his sorTowful visit to Denver, where he was called by the sickness of his wife, who died shortly after his ar rival there.
 The Journal-Miner will take orders for the World almanac at p cents per copy, or if sent by mail eight cents additional for postage. Send your orders now. If
 L. O. Locke, recent arrival here from Phenix, died at the Sisters hos pital last night. Deceased was a cousin of Mir. Locke, formerly section foreman Tn Prescott.
 Send your order to the Journal Miner for the World almanac. Twenty-Five cents at this office or by mail thirty-three cents. If
 Miss Margaret Speed will give an entertainment January 17. under the auspices of the w. c. T. U. She will be assisted by Mrs D. N. F. Weeks and Miss Helen Munyan.
 T. L. Ayers of Mohave county. known all over the coast as Tub" Ayers, is taking in the New City of Prescott and is pleasantly surprised at the many changes since here twenty years ago.
 Regular stated meeting of Golden Rule Chapter No. l, O. E. S., Thurs day evening at s o'clock for installa- tion of officers. All Masons and their families are cordially invited to be present. By order of W. NJ. H. J. Oliver, Sec.
 Prof. A. H. Wells of Washington, D. C., is stopping at the Prescott Hotel. Prof. Wells is one of the most widely known opticians in the east, and carries credentials which prove him to be a leader in his pro fession and one of the finest opticians who has ever visited Prescott. He will remain in Prescott until Friday. Those who wish to consult him will | find him in the parlors of the Pres colt Hotel. l2-3O4t.
 The Christmas offering of the J. | W. Pepper Piano Music magazine for December is sacred solo by Arthur J. Lamb and H. W. Petrie. with a most attractive title: The City Beautiful" It is a magnificent semi sacred song and can be used for all occasions. The magazine also in- cludes P pages of entertaining musi- cal literature and half tones. Twenty one comdlete pieces for the piano-10 songs, Il instrumental -25 cents. For sale by all newsdealers.
 Misses Virgie and Katie Hite. nieces of T. E. Fitzsimmons, enter tained large number of their young friends on Saturday night at the residence of their uncle in West Pres colt. Music was furnished and all who desired it to do so indulged in dancing, while those who d. not lance found other means of entertain nent. Elaborate refreshments were { served and the entire evening was one 1f unallOyed pleasure to all who were present. The young hostesses are 7ery popular with the boys and girls )f Prescott and their social on Satur- lay evening added to their popular ty.
 It must be thought a most out of he way world where the postman ar ives only once a year and where the ' is unknown. It would ,eem even more surprising that !; Great Britain should possess place T 70 Outlandish. But it does, in Pit ,airn island, a mere dot in the middle < 'f the Pacific. the home of the de- :, cendants of the mutineers of H. NJ. ! ;. POunty. Early in the coming week the l20 inhabitants of that lit le colony will be gladdened by the ppearance of the war ship Condor. Vith mails from England, a treat which is afforded to them but once a ear.-Ex.
 'There' nothing new underline sun" 9 $ an old maxim thatreferS to the stage i s well as everything else in life. The S tage Is supposed to hold a repro 9 uction from life, and that is what [ seen behind the footlights at every W of Too Rich To Mar fl y" the beautiful comedy by Edwin )E2uS IOWnp Tho worry faatrra T