Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-01
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
 F. A. Tritle is still confined to hi room with rheumatism.
 Jay c. Allen has returned iron Seattle to which point heaccompanieC the remains of his wife for burial.
 Every church in town had it Christmas tree on Tuesday evening All were well attended and the ittl, ones were made glad by the presents distributed.
 D. L. Hollister, a former vel known stock man located near tho Grand Canyon mine, died few day, since at Chapman, Nebraska.
 William Ford, aged 60 years. had his feet badly feozen in his cabin al Ckaparral gulch recently, and the at- tending physician fears it may be necessary to amputate both members
 More turkeys were shipped into Prescott this year than in any other year in its history and yet there was a shortage of the birds reported on Tuesday night.
 The Sunday school of the Metho- dist Episcopal church, Marina street, assiste1>6psae choir and orchestra under fse leadership of H. D. Aitken, will give a Christmas musical and literary programme ih the church at 7:30 p. m. next Sunday.
 In tracing the boundary line of the new Rio Verde forest reserve on the map it is found that some of the places mentioned in Tuesdays issue as being within the reserve are not in cluded in it. The points on the out side of the reserve are Simmons, Del Rio, Jerome Junction, Whipple, Jerome, Cottonwood and Cornville.
 It is now proper, says an exchange, mfOr young man to cali his sweetheart ,h potato instead of a peach. Although the potato has not the creamy skin of the peach it is dearer by far and is improved by mashing. If you want to make killing, ask her if she is your sweet potato, and asshe deposits her silky tresses on your bosom, you will hear the softestvoice say T yam"
 The Journal Miner was misinform- ed in regard to the marriage of Harry Overbeck and Miss Sadie Jenkins taking place at the Methodist parson- age. The marriage took place at the residence of J. Nj. ". Moore and was a very pleasant little home wedding, the immediate relatives being present. Miss Jenkins is niece of Mrs. J. NJ. W. Moore and Mrs. J. R. Lowry.
 Prescott Hotel arrival, Dec. p. Mir. and Mrs. \. c. Shekels. Los An geles, D J Warner, Warrel; J H Can avan, w s Jameson, Los Angeles, Joe Archambeau, Ash Fork, Carl Baher. Phenix, Phenix; s E Fuller, city; R s Stewart, Simmons; Grant Downing and wife, California; J s Brown, Huron; D Horrigon, Phenix; T NJ Earnhart, Kirkland; G W Hull, A s Haskell, Jerome; A c Mcqueen. Phe- nix.
 Misses Barbara and Adele Hubbell, the charming daughters of Mir. and @5Irs. J. L. Hubbell of Albuquerque, are spending the holidays in Prescott. the guests of Mir and Mrs. R. E. Morrison. The young ladies attend ed the Sisters school in Prescott for a number of years and are graduates from that institution, graduating in the class with Miss Inez Morrison. and during their residence here made many warm friends, who are glad to welcome them back to Prescott.
 M. R. Harlan came up from Phenix this morning in the interest of the United Moderns and also to meet some capitalists who are on a deal for a large block of the treasury stock of the Modern Copper Mining company of Bisbee. Mr. Harlan says he visit ed the property of thecompanv a few days ago and is very enthusiastic over the prospects. Every day the conditions are improved and if it con tinUes for the next sixty days lsit has in the past sixty days. the sock will go to Sl per share. The stock is now selling at 50 cents and Is going like hot cakes, too.
 Santa Claus paid his usual visit to the Sunday school Of the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street, on Christmas eve. tAfter a brief pro- arramme by the scholars, Santa Claus was heard coming to the sound of jingling bells and clattering hoofs. The jolly old fellow once in began to distribute the bountiful supply of gifts, and everyone went away after one of the best Christmas tree exer- cises ever held in the church.
 The residence of Justice J. M. w. Moore was the scene of a pretty home wedding on Monday, December 23rd. at 8 o'clock. Mir. Harry A. Oberbeck and Miss Sara $. Jenkins, niece of Judge Moore, were united in mar riage by Harcourt W. Peck, pastor of Methodist Episcopal church, Pres colt. A few of the relatives and per sonal friends of the bride and groom were psesent. All join in wishing the young couple long and happy we'd ded life
 The Christian Science church gave to its Sunday school children a pleas ant Christmas eve party at the home of Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Wells. The afrir was an enjoyable one to the ones as well as to the parents
 (. friends who were present. The eialiies consisted of vocal and in strumental music, games, serving of 3toothsome holiday refreshments and an all around good time generally, lasting until midnight when pleasant rChristmas greetings were exchanged and the little fellows pronounced it genuine Santa Claus time.