Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-03-18
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D Mrs. G. c. McMurtry went to As - Fork this morning to meet her sister Mrs. F. N. Gilbert, of Binghamto1 so N. r., who is on her way to Pheni m where she will visit few weeks wit .o another sister, Mrs. 1. T. Stoddard
 after which she will return to Prescott ,o and visit with Mrs. McMurtry befor returning to her home in New York Mrs. A. A. Johns entertained tn ladies of the aid society of the Con |, gregational church yesterday after :. noon at her beautiful West Prescott = home. It was decided to establish al ,, exchange table where articles may b, :. sold, the funds to be applied to tht
 building fund. Mrs. Johns served
 the ladies with delightful refresh
 ments at the end of the sewing ses sion.
 g The Journal Miner is in receipt of g
 unique new magazine called "The
 Smiths. !" It is published by the Smiths publishing company of De troit, Michigan. It is "magazine
 for the people named Smith" and if
 all the people who bear that name
 subscribe for it "The Smiths" will soon lead them all in point of circula-
 tion.
 , | ic nf of ported in the home of Mir. Jameson,
 in West Prescott. The child which
 has taken down with the disease is only about four years of age and has
 not been off the premises recently and
 the source of the fever is not known.
 The place has been placed under quar-
 antine and further spread of the dis
 ease is not feared.
 A. s. Greig, formerly train master
 of the s. F. P. and P. railroad, but
 more recently general manager of the
 Fl Paso and Northeastern railroad,
 is now at the head of corporation
 which proposes to build the greatest
 sanitarium in the world for the treat
 ment of tuberculosis, at Alamogordo,
 New Mexico, where his headquarters
 have been for the past few years.
 Frederick W. Dugas and Miss Ger trude H. Showers were married at the home of the groom's mother, Mrs. M. Dugas, in Prescott last evening at ' 7:30 o'clock, by Rev. E. B. Taft The ing about twenty miles beyond Mayer and the bride is a popular young lady of Stoddard. They will remain in Prescott few days when they will reside at Mir. Dugas' ranch.
 Two prisoners broke from the line | while the convicts were being marched | from their midday meal to work upon | the penitentiary wall at the territorial | prison, Friday. Guards Doheny and | Johnson opened fire with their Win chesters before the men, who were running at slow trot, had gone many yards, killing one instantly, a life man from Santa Cruz county, and wounding the other. two and half year man, so badly that he died in a few hours.
 Rev. E. B Taft will begin a series of talks at the mid week prayer meet ings of the Baptist church tonight, the series covering a period of four weeks. The first will be on the sub ject "A Penetential Prayer Meeting, and Those Who Took Part in it." The second, "An Unlawful Prayer Meeting and the Man Who Dared to Co.," The third, "A Broken Up Prayer Meeting and the Man Who derful Prayer Meeting and Every Church Member There"
 L. F. Fournier, who has been inter viewing Prescott merchants for the past two days in the interest of ( Babbitt Bros, of Flagstaff, with a fine line of samples of Navajo blank cts, returned to Flagstaff today Mir Fournier came to Prescott direct from Williams where he put in magnifi- cent stock of Navajo blankets for Poulson Bros. of that city After selling them the blankets he decorated l the store with them in a very hand some manner so to show the blank : cts to best advantage. The effect of { the decoration was very striking. Is From Fridays Daily.
 Attorney Pattee is reported quite sick.
 Train Master Storey, of the S. F. P and P, went to Ash Fork on business today.
 A. c. Mcqueen was called to Kirk land today to adjust some stock claims against the s. F. P. and P railroad.
 Wm. Claypool returned recently from an extended trip to Nevada, and reports the trip very profitable one i for him as his health is nearly re- , stored.
 Mir and Mrs. J. F. Tremble went to { Los Angeles this morning for few t weeks visit with Mrs. Tremble's t mother and to see the sights of that j growing and thriving city.
 Ebert Eward, representing the Bonds and Mortgages, a commercial journal of Chicago, has been in Pres colt for day or two. He left today for visit to the Grand Canyon.
 The party of stockholders and off | cials of the Octave and Penn Gold t Mining companies, consisting of Messrs. Collins, Lonard, Seep, Haes7 I ley and Hawkins, left today for Los r Angeles. c
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Campbell has re- turned from an extensive trip over | the Verde valley where he went to . summon witnesses and jurymen for the special term of court beginning March g.
 A man by the name of Frank Good , win was taken to the hospital from the Depot hotel. He came into Pres q ,ott few days ago from his home in z the Castle Creek section and was taken very ill.
 Earl Smith returned today from a c