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

Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy was a passenger
this morning for Los Angeles where
she will visit tor a few days.
Jos. Dougherty returned this morn
ing from a business trip to the
southern part of the county.
The Advent Mission Sunday School,
Episcopal. Roll of honor for the
month of October, 1903: Bessie Gray,
Louise Draper, Robert Geimer. The
following have not missed one service /:
Belle Hill, Marian Jenkins.
Mrs. Ed Lift and Mrs W. S. Colds
worthy are both home again from
their visit in Canada, Mrs. Lift arTiv-
ing home Saturday night and Mrs.
Goldsworthy in company with Mr..
Goldsworthy arriving home last night.
This office acknowledges very
pleasant call today from DR.. Coleman
of Jerome, who is in Prescott as a
witness before the grand jury. The
doctor says the copper camp is going
along very nicely now. In the three
years that be has been there be has
built up a nice practice and has been
very successful.
Rev. McIntier, of the Methodist
church, left this morning for Flagstaff
in repsonse to request from Rev.
Henry of that place to assist in a
series of special meetings which is be
holding. He will be absent for about
ten days or two weeks. Rev. Adams
will preach in the church in this city
next Sunday both morning and even
ing.
The concert in the plaza yesterday
afternoon at three O'Clock by the
Eagles band, was greatly enjoyed by a
large crowd of people, The change of
hour to three o'clock in the afternoon
is very satisfactory as the afternoons
are warm and bright and people are
just in a good humor to listen to a
good concert, which is the kind the
boys have been giving.
d. L. Sharpneck, of the Ideal Min
ing company, left this morning in re-
Spouse to telegram stating that his
mother, who lives at Modale, Iowa,
was very ill. The dispatch did not
say what the ailment was but owing
to her age, which is So years, it was
feared she might not live, and he left
to be at her bedside He will prob
ably go on to his old home in Chicago
before returning to Prescott.
The bowling match at the Monarch
bowling alleys Saturday evening be
tween the bankers and lawyers result
ed in a victory for the bankers, the
score being 2OO4 to 1918 The players
we're: Bankers-W. G. Brandon, J.
c. Fredericks, G. A. Peter, H. Bailey,
c. A. Peter, jr. The lawyers we're :;
c. W. Herndon, J. NJ. Ross, r E.
Sloan, Z. S. Clark, L. Anderson.
Rev. Kingsbury preached two very
fine sermons in the Congregational
church yesterday to large audiences.
The subject of the evening talk was
"'The Story of Cuba Rev. Kings
bury is very interesting talker and
his wide experience abroad and espe-
cially in Cuba gave him an oppoTtun-
ity to deliver a fine discourse, which
he did. lie left this morning for AL
buquerque, n. NJ.
The Athletic Club will give must
cal and athletic entertainment for the
benefit of the club at an early date,
probably about Nov. 90 The Pres
colt Orchestra will provide the music,
which ensures an enjoyable evening.
even if nothing else of interest occurs.
But the officers of the club are plan
ming a number of events of especial
interest to the general public. The
entertainment will probably close with
dancing.
The games yesterday between the
NJ. & n. and King Pin bowling
teams resulted in a victory for
the NJ. 81 Ms by l44 points. the
score being 2426 and 22S5 respectively.
The highest individual score was
265, by Squifflet, being also the high
est score yet made on Monarch alleys.
are averages of the play
ers, three games: NJ. Il n. teams
Mansfield 134, Galbreth 179, HamiI-
ton 166, Squifiit 100, Luney 142
King Pins team-Gilmore 1872, Mac
donald 162, Perkins, 100, Lowery 1877,
Wallace 161.
The Athletic Club gave a little en-
tertainment and smoker Saturday
evening which was enjoyed by quite
of the club and their friends
The club has been having rather
hard struggle to keep up its organiza-
ton on account of several of the good
members leaving the city and some
who are here losing interest in it but
an effort is now being made to revive
the interest and the prospects are good
for the future. Those who feel an in
terest in maintaining an institution
Of this character in the city should
lend helping hand.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. Heisler was
seized by an epileptic fit while at the
-op of the stairs in the court house
and fell in an unconscious condition |
rolling to the bottom of the stairs. !
He screamed, which brought assistance |
and a doctor was called |
md he was soon restored to conscious |
less again. For several years he has
Deen subject to these spells but this
g the first one he has experienced for
several months. He was not injured |
" the fall down stairs but might
nave been killed.
One to look at the long string of
oaded freight cars and the tons of
reight piled up on the platform at
he depot, would not think that bus
ness was very dull in this section.
freight Agent West informed the
Journal Miner today that October
vas the largest month the rail
Dad has had during the past year,
nd is very nearly a record breaker
or the road, there being only
ne or two months in the history of
he road where the amount of business