Arizona republican., 1900-08-12

| JOSEPH ELLERY'S IIEIRS.-Henry
 Malmgren of 1906 Chartress street
 Houston, Texas, is seeking information
 ct the whereabouts of the heirs of Jos
 eoh Ellery, formerly of Shelby county. | deXas. If any of them should see this
 notice they will confer a favor by re-
 porting themselves.
 THE SUMMER. WIDoWERS. - The ! Summer Widowers" is the title of an
 amusing play which will be presented
 at the park on the night of August "A
 under the direction of Miss Haskett If
 the play is half as funny as many of
 the summer widowers of Phoenix in
 real life twill. be side-splitting. | ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT The engagement is announced of Miss | Lola Kincaid of Phoenix, Ariz. to J. l..
 Halstead, the manager of the Abbotts- ford Inn of Los Angeles. Miss Kin
 caid is at present visiting relatives in
 Los Angeles. She is one of the most popular young women in Phoenix.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The Rev. Eugene Burr will preach in the Christian church at Il o'clock this | morning. There will be no evening service except the Christian Endeavor society meeting at o'clock. The or dinance of baptism will be adminis- tered at the close of the morning ser vice.
 THE BASE BALL GAME. At the Phoenix park this afternoon the De-
 Mund team and the True Blues will play the third game of their series Hartwell, who has been pitching in the San Joaquin and the Southern Califor- mia league, will be in the box for the former team for half the game and Collins for theother half.
 GEORGE W. P. HUNT. MT. G. w: P. Hunt of Globe, a delegate to the Kansas City convention, has lately re- turned from an eXteried trip through the east. A friend in Phoenix received letter from hiEl yesterday in which he said he would not be member of the coming legislature. For eight years he has represented Gila county in either the council or tho assembly and it was confidently expected that he would reappear in the Twenty first. He explains that he is now president of the Old Dominion Commercial com pany and the business of the company necessitates his presence at home.
 A SEPTEMBER WEDDING. -Invi- tations have been issued announcing the wedding of Miss Edith May Tolfree and Mir M. Thomas Heavey which will take place at the Hotel Tolfree in Will Hams, Ariz., at s o'clock Tuesday morning, September A. The bride to be is the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lyman H. Tolfree, who are well known # ho being the proprietor of the hotel at Williams and having formerly conduct ed leading hotel in Flagstaff The prospective groom is a popular travel ing man who is at home in any Arizona town and whose friends are legion.
 A MEXICAN COFFEE. In a late issue of Modern Mexico" MT. c. A. Brandt of the Union League company of Chicago highly eulogized the Carlota coffee, of which comparatively little is known in the markets yet. Speaking of Mir. Brandt's article, the Mexican consul, Senor Leon Navarro, says that last June while he was at a banquet given by the Union League club and at the home of MT. George Shaw Cook at both of which he had an opportunity 10 taste this coffee, he says: Tt is excellent; good as the best and better than Mocha or Java" The plantation where this coffee is grown is in Oax- aca, the native state President Diaz.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY. The resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. F.. F. Patton, corner of Tenth avenue and West Washington street, was a scene of Friday afternoon, the oc-