Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-12-13

Prescott Tuesday afternoon, where she secured a divorce from De Leon.
 Supplies Ash Fork.
 Rev. A. K. Stewart, the new Me thodist minister here, came over from Ash Fork Wednesday afternoon, where he was attending to church duties, which call him there every other Tues day.
 On a Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Will l.. Clark were passengers going north Wednesday.
 Visiting Their Son.
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kaull, parents of Dr. Kaull, came into Jerome We'd nesday on a visit to their son for abou. ten days, thence going to California.
 Takes Eastern Trip.
 Mir. Carey, who has had charge Of the shoe department in the T. F. Miller company store, has resigned his posi- tion, and has accepted position with the California Fruit Exchange, with headquarters at Cincinnati. He left this week, and will visit with his par ents in Pomona a few weeks, thence going east.
 Returns to California.
 MT Boothby, the gentlemen whe has been employed by the Jerome Mining News for several weeks, has resigned his position, and returned to his home in California. Mr. Boothby, made many friends in Jerome during his short stay, who regret that he could not remain here permanently.
 Foot Is Mending.
 MT. Lundberg, who had his foot badly mashed in the United Verde mine a couple of weeks ago, is again on the streets, and will soon be able to return to work.
 woods-Fazzi Nuptials.
 The wedding of Dr. c. W. Woods and Miss Elvia Fazzi took place on Wednesday, December 6, at their fu- ture residence on Main street. The ceremony was performed by Justice B. St. James, MT. Charles King acting as best man. The wedding was very quiet, only a few friends being pre- sent. The bride was attired in beau- tiful cream silk, which was very be- coming to her brunette type of beauty. After the ceremony a very dainty sup per was served, which was enjoyed by all, and after many congratulations to the health, long life and happiness of the couple, the company dispersed. The entire community join in wishing the doctor and wife happy voyage over the sea of life.
 Great Loss in Verde Valley.
 Pete Strahan has just returned from a trip to the lower Verde and surround ing country, and reports great loss to the farmers in different parts, caused by the recent floods. At the home of MT. Heath on Clear creek, seven miles below Camp Verde, the family resi- dence was washed away, leaving the family destitute and without shelter. They were compelled to sit all night on the rocks, but fortunately no lives were lost. At the time the flood came, MT. Heath had load of turkeys standing ready to start to market These were also swept away. The fa- mily were taken to a near neighbours, where they were cared for, and later on subscription was passed around among the good people, and over $100 raised for their present needs.
 The house of MT. Ralston on Middle Verde was just in the high water line, and MT. Ralston thinking it would surely go, tore it down and succeeded in saving the lumber. Many fences were washed away, and other damage done.
 Returns from Eastern Trip.
 Mrs. J. W. Coleman, who has been visiting with relatives in Oregon, has home.
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