Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-12-20
HAPPEN IN GS IN THE COPPER Birthday Celebrated Of Miss Alice
 Stevers Work To Be Resumed At The Monarch
 Camp

JEROME, Dec. 14-Mr. J. W. Phina see, who has been confined to his home for the past month wit an injured foot, is again able to be out, however he is going on crutcnes, but hopes within a short time to lay them aside.
 Sequel to Fire.
 The plate glass for the front of the building recently destroyed by fire in the Masonic building has arrived, ani is being put in today.
 Wanderers Return.
 MT. Ben Dunkle, who has been one of our citizens of old, is again in Jerome. MT. Dunkle has that love for this mountain town which always brings him back. However, his mining ac- quaintances are glad to see him again.
 Birthday Party.
 The party which was given last night at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ste
 
 daughter, Miss Alice's, birthday. The evening was spent in games and music. Refreshments were served, and consist ted of sandwiches, cake and home made candy and cocoa, which was very much enjoyed by the children. Those present were Misses Meda Goodwin,  Irene Goodwin, Mary Taylor, 1nez Thomas, Martha Thor, Elma Hinman, Addie Kinsey, Gladys Talbott, Lizzie Nihell, Evaline Billings, Mary Rich ards, and Agnes Kuder. The boys were: Masters Tom and George Sher- man, Steve Vihell, Dan Robinson, Fred Boyd, Ike and Homer Nihell, Morgan McDermitt, Harry Randers, Victor Cox and Harry Coleman.
 Choice Apples Galore.
 MT. Wm. Jordan, of the Verde val ley, brought four horse load of choice apples for shipment this morning.
 Preparing for Christmas.
 The streets of Jerome present a very lively appearance today. The country folks are here in great numbers, and many are doing their Christmas shop ping, while others are here with fruits and vegetables.
 His Ain Preside.
 MT. c. Brown, bookkeeper at T. F. Miller Co. store, has recently pur- chased home on the Hog Back, where he will make his residence.
 Back from Prescott.
 MT. Haskell, of the Haskell & Ki.- wagen ranch, returned yesterday from a short visit in Prescott.
 A Promising Property.
 MT J. c. Scott, of the Harold group which adjoins the United Verde on the south, was in Jerome today, and reports everything looking fine on this promising property. It is being con stantly worked.
 To Visit the old Home.
 Mir and Mrs. Joe Crowley will leav. Thursday morning for their old home in North Carolina.
 Will Resume Work.
 The Monarch Gold Mining company. composed of the old stockholders, will put a force of men to work on thi, property the first of next week.
 JEROME, Dec. 15-Miss Irene Good win is the new clerk in the eonfection- cry and cigar store of F. J. Morris The yourg lady has been in Jerome since small girl, and is very popu!- lar.
 On the Sick List.
 NJ F. Brennin is suffering from a severe cold.
 Returns to Denver.
 E. F. F. Flanagan left for Denver this morning.
 Injured by Runaway.
 There was a runaway yesterday. which might have been more serious The four horses attached to farn, wagon and owned by MT. Lincoln Of Spring creek, started near the Noun. tain View hotel. a-d ran as far as tine chicken ranch in the valley One horse was thrown down and badly la cerated and bruised on one hip. Mr Lincoln had one side of his face badl' bruised by being thrown in the bot tom of the wagon, but others escaped serious injury. The wagon was no- damaged, and the horses were driver home, where MT. Lincoln thought his