Local Wedding Notice From 1844 Beatrice Event
A brief society notice from Bea Grated records the marriage of JIERALD and an unnamed bride on Thursday November 13 1844. The fragment confirms a local event in Beatrice with limited readable details.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1884
Page
3
A brief society notice from Bea Grated records the marriage of JIERALD and an unnamed bride on Thursday November 13 1844. The fragment confirms a local event in Beatrice with limited readable details.
The Phoenix area fair week features vendors and displays with Mesanuth and Ritter attending. Local businesses promote boots and shoes, groceries, and dry goods while Gov. Tritle and Miss Katie Tritle plan attendance. Dentists Dr. Scott and Dr. Goodrich publicize services as crowds gather, and shipments of fresh butter and limes arrive for fairgoers.
The Citizen reports Alium Denver of Calces county Illinois suffered years with acute rheumatism and poverty and was sent to the poorhouse. After doctors gave up, use of St Jacobs Oil revived him, enabling him to leave bed. Superintendent certifies life saved and the paper invites inquiries to verify the claim.
The third annual session of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Arizona convened at Masonic Hall this morning. Officers present included Past Grand Master J. T. Alsap of Phenix Grand Master Alonzo Bailey of Globe Deputy Grand Master M. P Freeman of Tucson Senior Grand Warden Benjamin Titus of Tempe Grand Treasurer Abraham Marz of Tucson Grand Secretary George J. Busirage of Pace Grand Chaplain Mo Strauss of Tucson Grand Orator James A. Zabriskie of Tucson Grand Sworn Bearer M. J. Sullivan of Tucson Junior Grand Beakon Teoma R Sorin of Temistem Grad Tyler J. MDT Elston of Tucaca. Nine officers were absent. Delegates present were MV Kale of Phoenix G. W. Bird and W. H. Cook of Globe Nathan Elis of Prescott is expected to arrive this evening or tomorrow morning.
Yesterday afternoon at the Fair grounds a four year old green horse race concluded with Loring’s series]l horse winning a prettily contested event. The quarter mile saw Roan Jeff Milk Wagon Sleepy John as contenders. Sleepy John claimed the win by several lengths. The foot race proved a mere fake with pools withdrawn and a premium to be withheld to curb dishonest racing tricks at the Territorial Fair.
An 19th century curative notice touts Ajlen's Bilious Physic as a quick remedy for offensive breath, coated tongue, torpid stomach and nervous weakness. It promises a free receipt to cure youth secretions and offers mailing address for Rev. Josefo T. Iman in New York.
Fragmentary text mentions unclear names Cann Nii and Muiler's Ma tertalias with an event involving a bull and a date. Other readable details are sparse, leaving ambiguity about participants, place, and outcome.
A wedding was held last Tuesday at 7 pm at Mr Henry Ormes residence near Phoenix. Groom L H Orme high sheriff of Maricopa county and bride Mamie Jeffries of Texas, were united by Rev. D Fulton of the local Presbyterian church. A large gathering attended, marking a very pleasant season occasion. The Herald extends congratulations and best wishes for lasting happiness.
The Fair Association Board, urged by many visitors, votes to continue the fair until next Tuesday. Exhibits stay open and visitors continue to arrive in the valley, as exhibitors seek to display and guests tour the fair.
Kerr Mark the nine year old son of Judge Lennon died from congestion of the lung after illness. He was a bright child loved by many. The funeral will be held at Washington Street M. E. Church at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
An old advertisement lists symptoms including night sweats headache fever chills and malaria dyspepsia and claims cure by Well's Health Renewer. The brief item reads like a medical patent remedy notice from a historic paper.
The work by Arizous Hamilton titled Resources of Artro pa is prepared and will be delivered immediately. Copies may be obtained by calling at the Phoenix News Depot with W A Haun as agent.
Thursday evening at 7 30 the welcome address is by Mrs 8 P Davia Panesix. Mrs Gregory of Tucson gives a response and Key Kh G Sumer of Tucson delivers the address.
The California Pig Syrup Company promotes Syrup of Figs as a highly effective cure for habitual constipation biliousness indigestion and related ailments. Aimed at wide appeal, samples and free trials are offered through agents in Phoenix and various distributors.
In the main Arizona Territorial fair building displays showcase furniture harnesses and silver mounts, Morphis leather goods, Phoenician cabinet work, and extensive fine arts. Mesa and Phoenix growers present Jerusalem artichokes, street potatoes, peanuts, pumpkins, sorghum, apples, pears, and exotic canes. Notable exhibits include Yuma penitentiary crafts, copper ore from Bisbee and Ora mines, and a large canned fruits section with peaches grapes and preserves.
An early 20th century style advertisement touts St. Jacques Oil and promotes a health cure claiming restored vitality and manhood. It offers a 30 day trial and urges readers to request an illustrated pamphlet, targeting men with claims of treating rheumatism paralysis and other ailments.
All persons owing City Taxes are warned to pay to the City Tax Collector by December 1 1884 to avoid delinquency and legal collection. Also an advertisement for Syrup of Figs lauds its health benefits and purports to cleanse the system and aid digestion.
At Henry Orme’s residence near Phoenix on November 11 1884 L H H Orme of Phoenix wed Miss Mamie Jefferies of Texas in a ceremony conducted by Rev D Fulton. The event comes amid local canvassing news regarding a county balance showing no fraud detected to date.
Kerr Mirk, youngest son of Elyza Derk and A. D. Lemen, passed away at nine years of age in Phoentz Aviz on November 18, 1884, according to local notice.
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