Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sunday 5 Daily

Walter Reese is bach from a ter
days business trip to Los Angeles.
Miss Winnifred Fredericks arrived
home yesterday to spend the holidays
with her parents.
The case of Sheriff Roberts VS. Yav
apai county was on trial yesterday
before Judge Sloan.
Ed Tomlinson returned yesterday
from Tucson, where he has been at
tending the territorial university.
Miss Helen Adams returned few
days since from the Flagstaff normal
school to spend Christmas at home.
H. A. Adams of the Clark & Adams
lumber company has gone to Williams
to eat Christmas turkey with his fami-
~.
Frei c. Kingsburg came in from
Crown King on Friday and left yester
day for the east for a visit with rela-
tiYes.
Sheriff Roberts took Pete Lundgren,
formerly of jerome. to the insane
asylum last night, the latter having
been adjudged insane.
The officers of the Congregational
Sunday school gave their scholars a
very pleasant evenings Christmas en-
tertainment last evening.
From the two column screech of the
twilight organ last evening it is in
ferred that some one 'trod'' on IFS
eorns. Why not consult corn doc
tor?''
Miss Doris Emmert, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lmmert, arrived
in Prescott few day since for holt
day visit with her friend, Miss Flor
ence Herndon.
Ii. E. Armitage came up yesterday
from the Old Terrible mine in Cochise
county to spend Christmas with his
family. He reports the Old Terrible
looking fine at present.
The announcement is made that S.
l.. Pattee has been selected as deputy
district attorney by E. e. Ellinwood,
who will assume the duties of district
attorney on January lst.
Martin Testori met with a painful
accident yesterday falling with a
ehisel in his left hand, the sharp edge
striking his right hand making a
wound in his right thumb.
c. P. Collins, who is heavily inter
ested in mining in this county, made
big strike in oil recently in Indian
territory striking gusher, which
flowed 1000 barrels Der day.
Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Wilder and
their two daughters, Mrs. c. NJ. Bin
ford and Miss Wilder left yesterday
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, where they
expect to remain for three months.
Walter Grimmer came up from Con-
gress yesterday to meet his wife who
returned to few days since from visit
east Mr. Grimmer is contemplating an
early trip east to visit relatives and
also with a possibl view of remaining
there if he likes the country.
4 midnight mass was held last night
at the Catholic church which was we'll
attended. Father Quetu preached the
sermon, the subject being Christmas
and Its Meaning" There will be a
mass at o'clock this morning and
one at 1918 today in the church.
The Arizona Lumber and Timber
company has purchased the shop right |
fo- that company to use the Ferofix |
brazing company's system OF brazing
iron. rhe Ferofix company is selling
individual or company shop rights to
large firms or corporations for it's use.
The Sunday school of the Methodist !
church had Christmas tree last even
ing at which every scholar of the |
school Was made happy with a remem-
brance of some kind. L. F. Fournier
Ofnciated as Santa Claus and gave
splendid impersonation of the jolly |
old child lover and gift giver.
The proprietors of the Wellington
remembered their employees in a gen.
erOus and somewhat novel manner
this Christmas. Each employee and |
tbere are over twenty five of them,
vas given a pair of the celebrated !
Ealk-Over shoes. In consequence
8iles & Shelby have been doing some
thing of "hot foot business in the
past twenty four hours.
Miss Jessie Burnett, daughter of |
Gnash Burnett, came up yesterday /
from Tempe, where she is attending |
the normal school, to spend Christmas
with her father. She will return to
Tempe again on Tuesday night in Or
der to participate in an entertainment /