Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-08

As an indication of the amount of
amber refreshments consumed by
the people of Yavapai county during
the celebration of the Fourth of July,
a little incident which happened
under the Journal Miners observa-
ton. will serve to illustrate. Her
mann Voge, the we'll known wholesale
liquor dealer, happened to run short
of Pabst beer labels for this bottling
works aud ordered 1000 extra labels
until shipment he had on the road
could arrive. Before night he had
ordered 1900 more and before noon
the next day had ordered 1900 more.
making 1000 labels he used in two
days. Each label represented bottle
of Pabst beer and they were all sold.
This was only one firm, and there
were two other wholesale dealers in
Prescott. What a thirst Arizonans
have.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Robert Perrin, of Williams, is in
Prescott.
The A. o. U. W. will install officers
tonight.
Miss Meehan left for California this
morning.
Miss Earle, of Phenix, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. DetwiIer
NJ B. Hazeltine left for Pehnix last
evening on a brief business visit.
Red Mems lodge meets tonight and
will install the newly elected officers.
Junior Endeavor social this even
ing at the Congregational parsonage.
Three car loads of rails have been
received for the Prescott street rail-
way.
Miss Heath of Phenix was a pas
senger on this mornings train, en-
route to California.
\. Hoppe. the blacksmith of Con
gress Junction, advertises his place
for sale in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. DetwiIer left
on this mornings train for a month S
visit in Southern California.
Sister Victoria, of st. Joseph acad-
envy, left this morning for California
where she will spend her vacation.
Mrs. Florence Walker, the hand
wood carver, left this morning for
Los Angeles where she expects to re-
side.
L. E. Hewins, of Phenix, who came
up to Prescott to spend the Fourth
of July, will return home this even
ing.
F.W Holsapple, prominent rancher
and stock feeder of the Salt river val
ley is in this section on a cattle buy
ing trip.
Mrs. - E. Morrison returned on
evening from visit with
relatives in Los Angeles and San
BernardinO.
Albert Penney, we'll known COM
mercial man, left this morning for a
visit to the towns along the Santa Fe
Pacific railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Brown and
Mrs. S. E. Dake left this morning
for a visit to Yosemite valley and
other points in California.
Harry Page, manager of the Postal
Telegraph company, at Phenix, was
a passenger on this mornings train en-
route east to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Geo. c. West has just finished
carving most beautiful and elaborate
oak chair The designs are beautiful
and the work artistically performed.
W. T. Hall left today for st. Louis
70 purchase machinery for his new
machine shop. He expects to be alb
sent for about month or six weeks.
Ed W. Stephens came in last even
ing from his stock ranch in William
son valley. His partner NJ. 2. Far
we'll has been in Prescott for several
days.
There was some good outcroppipcs
of rain storm last evening in the
shape of dark looking clouds and one
or two claps of thunder, but nothing
more came of it than indications with
a trace of rain.
il. Munds and family have gone to
Mr.. Munds ranch north of Seligman
for a two months outing. Neal
Clark, som of District Attorney and
Mrs. f. S. Clark went with them to
spend his vacation.
The photograph gallery near the
depot has moved one lot further south
on Cortez street and work has been
on the erection of the new
for W. I. Halls machine
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mccoy left on this
train for months visit
to Southern California. They will
take in all the principal resorts in the
southern part of the state during
their absence.
The Junior Christian Endeavor of
he Congregational church will give
social this evening at the parsonage.
The senior EndeavOr will have a So
,ial tomorrow evening at the resi-
lence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Drake
IN Mt. Vernon street.
John Berrie has returned from a
months visit to Missouri, on bust
less connected with the estate of his
deceased father. Incidentally be took
occasion to visit st. Louis and Kansas
,ity and talk Arizona mines and ex-
,ects party out here the latter part
f this month to look at some prop
rites with a view of buying.
The Arizona and Utah railroad
ompany is to cut its daily service to
to a tri weekly service. On |
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