Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-09

thls Cttys bUl mas been con.
nected with large firm in Sar
Francisco during the past summer but
has returned to take his old place in
this city.
The Christian Scientists have
changed the order of their church
services somewhat, having decided tc
only hold one service on Sunday. at
eleven in the morning. instead of two
services as has been their custom fol
some time, the eight O'Clock evening
service having been dispensed with for
the present.
Margaret c. Wright, OF Los Angeles,
is in town for the purpose of organic
ing a lodge Of the Ladies OF the Mac
cG5ees. This order it is claimed is
the largest fraternal beneficial society
among women in the world, and eighth
in point of membership among the
great fraternal beneficiary societies
including both men and women OF
North America.
Mrs. n. A. Holmes. who has been
visiting in Prescott for the past week
left for her home in Pasadena this
morning. She has been settling up
some business here, among which was
a mining deal She has purchased a
lovely home in Pasadena and will
make that her future home. Having
a desire to know what is going on in
this section OF the country where she
made her home for so many years. the
journal Miner was ordered sent to her
every week.
The Eagles band has just received
a fine new 3 fat silver plated Marvel
cornet which viii add one more in
strument to the band. Adolph Turk
will play the new instrument which is
said by Mr.. Grander, the leader, to
be fine one. The band is still in
need Of about three more instruments
to make the list complete, and the
money which has been collected from
subscriptions has all been devoted to
securing the needed equipment for the
organization. Next Saturday night
the band viii serenade those Who have
assisted them so generously since
their organization.
Mrs William Denny died on Satur-
day night after an illness of several
days, with appendicitis. Deceased
was one of the early settlers of this
county, the family having resided in
the Walnut creek section until a few
years ago, when Mr.. and Mrs. Denny
sold their ranch property there and
moved TO town. She leaves a husband,
three sons and one daughter. She
was very estimable woman and was
held in the highest esteem by all who
knew her. The funeral will take place
from the family residence in West
Prescott, tomorrow, Tuesday afternoon
at 200 o'clock under the direction of
P Mohn q Co.
Mrs. Geo. Rohpeter died on Sunday
At her home in the Aqua Fria valley,
near Dewey, of pneumonia, after
very brief illness. Deceased was
very estimable young woman, and her
death is particularly sad, as
he leaves three young children, the
only few weeks old, who
need a mothers care, and attention.
The body was brought to town last
.vening by P Mohn Il Co., under
whose direction the funeral will take
'laee in few days, due notice of
which will be given later. The be
eaved and sorrowing husband and /
notherless children have the SYM /
'athy of the community in their |
Fiction.
r. NJ. Dougherty, the we'll known |
Bradshaw mountain pioneer, is in
'rescott. He says the railroad camp
as been moved to Crowned King and
be railroad grade is all finished but
bout two miles and there are nearly
90 men at work on the last two miles.
he work for that distance will, how
yer, be very tedious and expensive
nd will take at least two months to
it. The company expects to
ave trains running to the King by
Iarch first if nothing unforeseen hap
ems. MIR. Dougherty says there are
ute a number Of excellent proper
les in that neighborhood which are
My waiting until the road is finish
to start up extensive work.
rom Tuesdays Daily.
E. l. Long is in town from Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blair have re-
lrned from a visit to Phenix.
J. c. Hurley, the wholesale butcher,
anne up from Phenix yesterday.
J. H. Nash, the well known Will
mson valley rancher, is in town.
Ned Creighton. editor of the Phenix
azette, returned home last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. }. B. Cowley return
this morning from visit in Pie
tx.
W. j. Martin. superintendent of the
bland Mining company, was in town I
day.
Mrs. C. A. Dake will leave for her
ture home in Los Angeles tomorrow
orning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Mulvenon left ,
is morning for California for a few [
lexis visit.
Mrs. Maude Bartlett left this morn i
g for a visit with. friends in King +
an, Arizona. f.
E. E. Ellinwood was passenger for \
agstaff this morning where be went q
legal business. a
z. j. Bennitt, the we'll known Pie
Y banker, is in Prescott today on !,
ief business trip.
Dr.. W. r. Ovens. of the Burlington
ming company, left today for his .
me at Sublette, Illinois, going via -,
nver.
Mrs. Fuller and her little son left ca
Is morning for Santa Ana. Cali .
MIA. where she will spend the N
nter with her dauphtar "