Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-30
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Recitation, "Etf1e's Question,
Edna Hursh.
Recitation, "a Christmas Sur
PRISE" Merle Williams.
Song, "Oh, I'm Sc Glad Whel
Christmas Comes" Chorus.
We are indebted for much of tn
success of the evening to the follow
ing committee: Mr.. Dodson, chair
man, Mrs. Neihoff, Mrs. Pain, Mis-
Lowry, Mrs. Pulsifer, Alex Ransom
Mr.. Hanson and G. Kennedy.
Iron King, Dec. 26.-APpropriat'
to this-the anniversary of the brit
of Him who 1900 years ago brought t
earth that immortal message of peace
and good will towards men, the Q. +
meeting on Sunday last led by A
Pain partook largely of an interna
tional peace conference. The hall wa
gaily decorated viii the national EN-
blems of Uncle Sam and Johnnie
Bull. The casues of war and the mean:
for speedily bringing about universe
peace we're ably and profitably consid
cred. The idea was particularly en-
phasized by one of the speakers, that
it simply required a more complete
knowledge of each other on the part
of both United States and the British
empire in order that the last remnants
of the meaningless traditional ill feel
ing between these two powerful repre-
sentatives of the Anglo Saxon race,
handed down from sire to son since
revolutionary days, should be entirely
eradicated.
We are glad that the experience and
ability of Chas. Wiley, so well
known in this camp, and in the dis
trict generally, who has been in the
machinists corps here during the last
three months have at last received the
recognition they deserve. Mr.. Wiley
has been engaged as master mechanic
by the Silver City Smelter Co, of Sill
yer City, New Mexico, at the hand
some salary of 500 per month and
all expenses, including the board Of
his family.
J. NJ. Murray has returned to camp
after a visit to the patesnal home in
Prescott.
Mrs. W. Burhans is spending Christ
mas in Prescott.
The whole mine is closed down for
three days, Christmas, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Ball, wife of Lee Ball, is the
latest immigrant to our camp from
Missouri. Mr.. and Mrs. Ball occupy
the house in West Blanchard just va
Gated by Frank Demaray.
McCabe Miners union held a most
successful concert Christmas eve in
aid of the Cripple Greek strikers.
Several from Iron King attended the
concert and dance.
We are glad to welcome CD. Mapes,
one of the famous Iron King quar-
tette, to our camp once more.
Mrs. Reynolds has been in an ex-
tremely critical condition during the
past week, at times her recovery seem
ed impossible. At the present time
her condition is slightly improved.
Miss Edna Bird has returned to
Iron King from the Sisters school in
Prescott.
j. Moore and Mr.. Mackenzie took
their Christmas dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
The many friends of Sam Saddler
and Ben Poston surprised them last
Thursday by presenting them with a
gorgeously decorated Christmas tree
on which we're many invaluable pres
ents. The recipients are very proud
of the high place they occupy in the
esteem of their friends.
Miss Kittie McMichaels is home for
the holidays from school at Tempe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Guttry took
Christmas dinner with friends at
Mayer.
NJ. Ray is spending few days in
Prescott.
DIR. McIntier and DR.. Thomson Wis
tied the camp during the week in con-
nection with the Wednesday Christmas
services. DR.. McIntier is always a
most welcome visitor to our camp.
W. H. Reed and Paul Mcclure of
Iron King played very acceptably,
indeed, to the dancers at the McCabe
union dance.
W. j. Shaw, Correspondent.