Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-09
Jessie Stewart was a passenger this
for ST. I.ouis

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morning from short visit to Phenix.
Morse Darnell, the Hillside mer-
chant, came up to Prescott this morn
ing.
Editor Ned CreightoA, of the Phe
nix Gazette, came up from the south
this morning.
Waiter Bennett, the we'll known
Phenix attorney, arrived on this
mornings train from the south
J. L. Davis, of Val Verde, is in
town today. He says that he run into
a snow storm south of town yesterday.
W. l.. Hardin arrived in Prescott
from his home in Chicago last night
to look over some mining property in
which be is interested.
Tickets for the musical recital to be
given on Friday evening by Mrs. May
Zuck Fine are on sale at the Brisley
Drug company's store.
Judge Wilbur Brakeman, one of the
PIONEERS of Chloride. was found daad
in his bed at the Seattle Hotel, Los
Angeles. Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon will
leave tomorrow for California on their
annual vacation and will be absent
about a month or six weeks.
Ed S. Campbell and E. E. Green
wood came in yesterday from their
respective mining properties to attend
the Elks' Memorial exercises.
a gentleman lost a ten dollar gold
piece under the depot platform this
morning and board of the platform
was torn up but be failed to recover
the coin.
The engine on the south bound train
last night broke down near Wickenburg
and an engine had TO be sent out from
Phenix to take the train to its destin-
alton.
Mrs. Charles Stelzel and daughter
June arrived Wednesday evening from
Alton, ILL.,, to spend several weeks
with the formers sister, Mrs. Charles
E. Ashley.
After couple of days threatening
weather, the clouds have disappeared
without storm. The weather bureau
however, today promises US snow to-
morrow or next day.
Charles F. Miller, a we'll known
stockman of Williams, died few days
since at his home of typhoid pneu-
monia. He had been married Just six
days prior to his death.
q. \. Nissen, father of P. n. Ms
sen, manager for Douglas, Lacey &
Co, came in from the Home Run |
mine Saturday for a visit with his |
sons family in Prescott.
The Eagles will give a Christmas
ball IN /. o. o. F. hall on Christmas
eve. DR.. Blaine, L'R. Barrow and /
D. d. Mcdonald compose the com
mlttee which will manage it.
NJ. T. H. Smith, of Masillon, Ohio.
is visiting this section, looking after
mining interests owned by him. He
Is connected with the company of
which Ed s. Campbell is general man
ager.
The funeral of the late Henry Car
roll, nine year old boy, who died
at Iron King on Saturday evening of
spinal meningitis. took place
this afternoon from Logan's under
taking parlOrs.
The Daughters of Rebekah5 lodge
have elected officers as follows: Noble
grand, Miss Lulu Ellis; vice noble 4
grand, Mrs. d. d. Mcdonald; seere-
tary, Mrs. Annie Henry; treasurer,
Mrs. Joe Archembeau.
Los Agenles lodge of Elks with
of about three times that /,
IF the Prescott lodge. had thirty one
leaths between the dates of its Memoir
al exercises last year and this, as
against one for the Prescott lodge
Mrs. c. S. Whitsey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ashley, arrived in {
Prescott, recently, from Ohio, and
will make her home here. She is &C
by her daughter, Miss
edith, who is attending the Prescott
high school. {
Mrs. Geo. W. Sarano, who has been
listing friends and relatives in the C
asst for several weeks, returned home
night and George is cores
happy. 1t is predicted that
hose lovely lilacs will soop disappear
rom Georges smiling face. q
Ed Kiehl, the plumber, has a new
hop approaching completion, on e
Iontezuma street near Willis. The Il
is 22x6O feet and he has a
warehouse already built on the rear z
f the lot. He expects to occupy it +
bout the middle of January.
S. L. Finley is in town from the f
ill Williams Fork section of Ari- II
ona- While very little is heard of
hat country it gives promise of be- q,
oming one of the most prominent in =
be territory, and particularly so when
be proposed railroad is built through
here. il
Mrs. Lucy Dudley lett yesterday
forming for a visit of several months
] California. She viii stop at River
de for a visit with her son of several oi
eeks and from there will 90 to San
to remain during the nj
inter. She expects to return to bl
rescott next spring.
II. A. Kendall came in yesterday N
ON Deanesboro, accompanied by his be
iughter, Mrs. c. a. Dake, who has d
zen visiting him for two or three
eeks. The latter will leave within a
" days for Los Angeles, where her u
ashland is in business, and where 10
icy will reside in the future. WI
jerry Sullivan passed through on
e north bound passenger this morn ed
& from the Salt river valley where is
, had been placing several car loads RI