Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Token From Territorial Exchanges.

I Fish. Miss George H. Scott, Miss Lii
| lian Nigel. Miss Edith Olive Siratton.
= Miss Hattie Ferrin. Miss Veronica
| Powers.
Charles Dobbs of Skull Valley was
married on August Is to Miss Annie J.
KCon.z, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. KoOntz of Williamson valley. The
3 ce-smOny was performed by Probate
Judge Hicks at the Congress house
! Journal-Miner.
The walls of the new building being
I erected by Bell & Powers were COM
pletsd this week and the roof is now
being pUG on. This is Z two-story
brick building and one of the largest
/ N Stafford When completed 1t will
not only be a credit to it's owners but
to the town as well.-Guardian
DR.. Cr.ley viii lsave On tomorrow
mornings excursion train for Santa
Barbara. Cal. where his daughter,
Ms. NJ B. Hazeltine, is visiting. This
Will be his first visit % that state and
/ he expects to remain for about three
weeks, returning the first week in Sep
/ tember-Journul-M
| The spot on Congress street now oc-
cupied by Mueller the tailor and Whit
/ taker the shoemaker is to be remod-
-elIed and opened by Frank Helm and
Sam Hall, who will engage in the old
lire CT business-fuits, fish, etc. The
stand will have thirty-eight feet
frontag e-Tucson Citizen.
Died, - the residence of her father,
, On Thursday, August Is, 1899, Easter
E, the eldest daughter of Mr.. A L.
POsey, Of this place, of congestion of
the stomach. Miss Posey was 10 years
old and was an old resident OF this
section, having lived here with her
Father about twelve years.-Saford
Guardian.
A Stafford paper says that on Thurs
day of last week Lhe time lock on the
safe in the Eunk of Stafford refused to
work at the hour it should unlock, and
Mr.. Holt was compelled to do business
without the contents CT the safe until
lar Monday. whsn in response to a
telegram an expert arrived and opened
the safe.
Fred Rcnstadt is now running his
carriage ard wagon shop by steam
power. The shop has been lately
equipped with enough machinery TO do
all the heavy work that had to be done
by hand before This means better
and more effective work at a consid
cradle less cost A power hammer will
be placed in position in a few days
and then this will he by far the best
equipped wagon shop in the territory.
Tucson Citizen.
The Guardian says: Rev. F. W.
Downs has purchased twenty-five feet
Of ground adjoining the bank on the
north and has commenced the erection
OF brick building. 1t VIII be occu-
pied by a millinery store" Bro.
Downs is well known n Phoeni Y,
where he has a host of friends, and
has always been considered an ener-
getic and up to date preacher. T. is
pleasing to note that he also has an
eye to business and unlike some minis
teIs when prosperity comes he 5 level
headed enough TO get on the band wag
On and ride. He is to be congratulate
ed also On his originality. There are
probably no two lines of business that
will work together more tremendously
than preaching and selling nice mil
linery. If the patterns are pretty all
the ladies who buy viii be sure % at
tend church regularly and thus The
cause will be helped Good church
attendance and interesting sermons
which inspire It will in turn sell more
hats and IN that way commercial pros
peTity Is assured.