Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-08-26
THE LOCAL NEWS...... $ ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

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 Lieut.. Oury was a passenger fo
 Holbrook today.
 Mrs. R. J. Arey came down iron
 Williams last night. Lieuts. COrbusieT and Pillow lief
 this morning for Albuquerque. Nearly all the competitors in tn, recent target shooting have left.
 Rev. A. M. Gibbons went out to tn,
 Iron King mine this afternoon.
 Jerry Sullivan, the we'll known
 stock man of Seligman, is in Prescott.
 c. c. Thomas was an arrival at Ho.
 tel Congress last night from Seligman.
 Lieut.. Camp left this morning to
 enter the national competitive shoot at Chicago.
 A. l.. Stephens, wife and daughter,
 Miss Belle, came up from Phenix this morning.
 Dr. A. R. Hall, surgeon U. s. A., stationed at Fort Logan, Colorado, is in town.
 John Lawler returned last evening from a protracted visit in the east on business.
 Mrs. l.. l.. Plank and Mrs. T. Nj. Sloan, of Phenix, are visiting for a few days in Prescott.
 There will be reception tonight to visiting members of the Grand Lodge I. O. G. T., in the M. E. church.
 J. A. King was able to be on the streets again this afternoon after five weeks struggle with typhoid fever. Mrs. A. Sutton, of San Diego, who has been paying Prescott a business visit for several days, left this morn- ing for California.
 Fireman James Thorpe, jr, was a passenger this morning for Fields Landing, California, where he will visit with his father.
 Lieuts. W. P. Platt and J. M. Rus sell were among the departing army men this morning. Lieut.. Platt goes to Los Angeles and Lieut.. Russell to Wingate.
 General and Mrs. Baldwin left by speical train this morning, accom- panied by F. M. Murphy, in the lat ter's private car for the Grand Canyon whence the former will proceed to Denver.
 fl. A. Suttle of the Burlington and Illizona Mining companies, left this morning for Peoria, Illinois He has been here for several weeks but was called home by the illness of his lit tie daughter.
 Mir Williams. representative of a tea and coffee house, who covers the trade in Arizona and New Mexico, has decided to make Prescott his place of residence, and with his wife has taken rooms in the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E.. s. Clark on Union street
 Miss Mona Rheims, the well known nurse, took patient in to San Diego a short time since, and has been spending a brief season taking a much | needed rest at Tent City, Coronado. ! She is now in Los Angeles where she will remain for few days when she | will again return to Prescott
 The culinary department of The De for September includes | choice assortment of topics of a sea sonable character. Summer salads are | illustrated, daintily arranged for serv- ing, and the recipes of the same are given. Various delicious ways of pre- pairing peaches are explained, as well i as the making of milk sherbets. Use | ful Suggestions With Tested Recipes should prove of value to the adept as we'll as the novice in housekeeping.
 Mrs. Walcutt. wife of Major c. C. Walcutt, recieved a telegram last night conveying the sad news that her sister, Miss Maud Crofton, had died at her home in Washington, D. C., and she left this morning for that place. She was accompanied as far as Ash Fork by Major Walcutt. The particulars of the death of Miss Crof- ton could not be learned as the tele- gram simply brought the news of her death.
 Lieutenant George J. Oden of the tenth cavalry stationed in Wyoming, will leave on tonight's train for Phe- nix for a visit of day or two prior to to his regiment. Lieut.. Oden is member of the order of Elks, and formed many very pleasant while here and express ed the hope that he might be favored with detail to return here next year on a similar mission.
 There was an enormous crowd at the depot this morning when the north bound train pulled in and the place had the appearance of a union depot Tn city. The departure of large of the soldiers who had been here attending the competitive shoot, the arrival of a number of delegates from the south to attend the grand lodge of the |. O. G. T., which con vened in this city today, together with the friends of those who went away and came in-not saying anything