Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-05

Are you going to the show Wed nesday night.
 A. c. Hardison, of the Gladiator
 mine returned last evening from g
 visit to Los Angeles.
 "A Husbands Mistake" Wednes-
 day night.
 Remember the Guild tea at Mrs
 Roots tomorrow afternoon. 1 Anything gong on at the opera house Wednesday night?
 Good music, singing and dancing in "A Husbands Mistake" Wednes- day, night.
 Mir. Noxon, of the Colorado Mining Reporter will go to Gilbert tomorrow evening.
 c. L. Day who has been filling a position in the Prescott National bank for about month, has resigned the position and left today for New York to accept position there.
 Durbin Daily, Colorado Springs mining man, is a recent arrival in Prescott. He came to Arizona ex- pecting to stay, without having seen the territory and since his arrival he is more determined than ever to cast his lot here.
 D. c. Monroe, president of the Verde Chief Mining company of Je- rome, and of the White Horse Min ing company, operating mine near Lynx Creek, left few days since for Mexico where he has very extensive mining interests.
 A change of time on the railload went into effect yesterday by which the north bound train arrives here ten minutes earlier and the south bound train ten minmes later. The change was made inorder to lengthen the running time between Prescott and Ash Fork, ten minutes.
 Word has been received here that Captain Frank Frantz, of Rough Rider fame, has been appointed post master at Enid, Oklahoma. Captain Frantz is very pronounced demo- crat in politics, but made a brilliant record in Cuba during the Spanish American war. He has a host of friends in Arizona who will be pleased to hear of his appointment to the above position.
 L. E. Hoffman, a former Phenix newspaper reporter and printer, died at the Indian school at Phenix on Sat urday. MT. Hoffman cameto Phenix about five years ago, sufferer from consumption and worked for various papers there. When Col. McCOwan started the Native American at the Indian school he took charge of the mechanical department of the paper and remained there until his death. He was bright young man, having been formerly employed on the Kan sas City Star and World.
 The special union services which have been held during the past three weeks by the Prescott churches clos ed last evening with a rousing meeting at the Methodist church, the building being filled. The introductory song service was conducted by Rev. H. B. Long and was very interesting, as Rev. Long possesses the happy faculty of arousing an audience to a high pitch of enthusiasm in singing. Mrs. Ward also sang solo which was well rendered and proved very impressive. Rev. Joseph Webber de- hvered the discourse, his theme be- ing "Where are you going to spend your eternity" He compared the few brief moments of this life with eternity, being as breath to a mil lion years of time, and urged the inn portance of a right life here and eter- nifty would be all right. At the close of his sermon he invited all who were willing to make right start both for time and eternity to come forward, when about fifteen or twenty accept ed the invitation.
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