Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-25

Mrs. f. M. Zuck, who has been wis.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Fine in Pres
colt for several days, left this morn
ing for her home in Holbrook. She
took Mrs. Fines little daughter,
Helen May, with her and will take
care of her while Mrs. Fine teaches
the Crown King school.
Everette Hanna, a brother-in-la of
Editor Jones, of the Flagstaff Gem,
and one of the office force of that pa
per, came down from the Sky Light
city last evening, having been sum-
moned with several other citizens Of
that place as trial jurors in the United
States court
Mrs. Geo. +. Willig and Mrs. Nc
Farland have taken a lease on the
building just north of ,Scopel's place.
They will clean it up and put it in
good shape and open a first class res
laurent and lodging house. The
ladies are both good cooks and will
undoubtedly make a success of their
venture.
Messrs. j. A. Vail, J. o. Jones,
Frankforter, Blair, Wilson, VIM. Ro-
den, Clark, Hanna, Fisher and Henry
arrived in Prescott last night from
Flagstaff in answer to summons from
the United States to act as trial jurors
during the term of U. S. court which
opened in Prescott today.
o. o. Smith, who has been an en-
ploye of the S. F. P. & P. for some
time, has been promoted to yard
master at Ash Fork and left for that
place a couple of days ago to enter
upon her new duties. His wife and
baby left for Ash Fork this morning
to join him and they will make that
their home in the future.
A rather novel wedding took place
last Sunday in the Verde valley at
which two brothers married two sis
tiers. The happy quartette are: Le-
roy Z. Gillett and Miss Bertha Miner
and Chas. l.. Gilbert and Miss Nellie
F. Miner. The young gentlemen are
residents of the Verde valley and the
brides recently arrived from Kansas.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
e. L. Bullion.
Mrs. Tillie Waggoner, president of
the assembly of the Rebekahs, arrived
in Prescott this morning from her
home in Glendale. She was met at
the depot by quite a number of the
members of that lodge in this city
and will be entertained here for two
or three days. She is making an Off
cial visitation of the Rebekah lodges
of the northern part of the territory,
and will be present at the meeting of
the lodge in this city tomorrow night.
She will then go to Williams and
Kingman for similar visits.
From Fridays Daily.
]. W. Burson is up from Constella-
tion today.
W. T. Roberts and wife are in from |
the Tiger mine.
j. n. Gaines came up from Tomb
stone this morning.
Geo. B. Miller was a passenger to-
day for Anahein, California.
Rev. j. H. Henry, pastor of the NJ.
E. church at Flagstaff, will preach in
the Marina street Methodist church |
next Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Freeman, who has
been in Prescott for several months in
search of health, left this morning
for her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bagby have re-
turned to Prescott after stay of sew
eral months in California for the ben
eft of Mr.. Bagby's health. |
Mrs. j. H. Collins and little daugh- /
ter came up this morning from Kirk !
land where they had been visiting
with the family of Charles Plat.
Hon. A. l.. Morrison, one of the
leading citizens of Santa Fe, New
Mexico, is visiting in Prescott with
the families of his two sons, Robert
K. and Joseph E. Morrison.
The eastern trains are reported to be
seven hours late in reaching Ash Fork
today, on account of the storms
through Kansas and Colorado. The
westbound passengers we're several
hours late yesterday for the same
cause.
The Eagles have decided to enter
tain their numerous friends next
Thursday night at the Odd Fellows
hall. The Eagles are entertainers Of
the Al degree and those who have an