Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-03
PRESCOTT
Bv Mrs. L. V. Hines

Death Claims Brilliant Man
Mr. Logan, very promising and
brilliant young man, came to Pres
colt several months ago on account
of health conditions On his arrival
he was told of Mr. Gamers condition,
and consented to take care of Mr..
Garner. After Mr. Gamers death, he
still remained in the home occupied
by Mr.. Garner Mrs. Hughes then
rented the house. and he secured
apartments with her He was taken
seriously i'll several weeks ago with
an attack of pneumonia, and the
many good friends, as well as the
ministers and their wives, constantly
attended him Finally he was moved
to the Fort Whipple Hospital, where
he passed away He was sweetly
saved and left a glowing testimony of
his preparedness. His early passing
is regretted, but our loss is heavens
gain The relatives and dear friends
of the deceased have the sympathy
of the entire community The Lord
giveth and the Lord taketh away; !;
blessed be the name of the Lord.
The sisters of the deceased were
with him at his death. The body was
shipped to Phoenix, the native home
of the deceased, for interment.
Mrs. Alice Larkin was quite i'll
last week, suffering with Lagrippe.
She was confined to her bed a part
of the time She is reported very
much better and able to be up and
about.
Mrs. Georgia Station, who was re-
ported quite ill, having had back
set, is up and feeling better, able to
take short walks collecting for the
Western Mutual, of which she is the
Prescott representative. We hope
she will continue to improve and
soon recover.
Recent news received from Mrs. ].
J. Harrington and Mrs. Russell is to
the effect that they are improving
and getting along beautifully in won
derful California Their friends here
are anxious about them, and delight
ed to know that they are doing well.
Mother Locke mother of Mrs. ].
J. Harrington, has been quite i'll, suf-
fering with severe attack of La
grippe She spent several days in
bed with a severe cold and cough,
though she is a little better We
hope she will soon have perfect
health.
Mr. Webb, who killed Mr. Coleman
on Granite street, is still in the coun-
ty bound over without bail to
trial Many attended the preliminary
trial. Mr. Webb is a patient at Fort
Whipple, while Mr.. Coleman was a
concrete specialist No arrange
ments for the funeral have been
made as yet.
Mrs. L. A McCarty is reported
very ill; has had several good days,
but not feeling very good at times.
She has suffered now for several
months, but is still very ambitious.
The entire community is in sympathy
with her, and hope she will be able
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have her health.
Mrs. Joe Anderson has been quite
sick suffering with Lagrippe, but is
improving
Mrs. Tom King and babies left
several weeks ago for lengthy stay
in California, but will return during
the summer months Mr.. and Mrs.
King are some of Prescott's most
prominent people, and always take
their vacations in beautiful California.
The many friends of Mrs. Paul
Conner are delighted to know that
she is improving, and hope she will
continue to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Jones made a
flying trip to Verde, spending part
of Mr.. Jones' vacation Two or three
days afterwards they motored to
Phoenix in their new Hupmobile, go-
ing over the Bl ok Canyon road and
returning by way of Wickenburg
They report the roads in good condi-
tion each way, and words were not
at their command to tell of the hos
pitality shown by the Phoenix friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillstrap and others
formerly of Prescott, are doing splen-
didly.
Mrs F. H. Alexander, who has been
quite sick, suffering with cold, is
much better. We hope she will con-
tinue.
Mrs Woodland, wife of Barber
Woodland had news of the severe
illness of her mother, Mrs Johnson,
AZ portland OraCon Mrc Wood