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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
MARLBORO.

lack Haley is sick with diphtherla'
rwo Of his children and his brother
have also had il. The house Is no"
quarantined,
We are clad to hear that Mrs. John
Howe. who went to llolyoke to the
hospital and was operated upon 1or
appendiritis. is gaining.
Mrs. II. c. Bellows, who has been bee
in Springfield caring for her SON SD
ray who has been verv i'll, has re-
turned to her home. Sidney is gam
ing slowl'.
The Ladies' Aid society have taken
some nolmleaf and are braiding hats
They viii meet on Wednesday once IN
two weeks. from 10 till 4o'clock unless
otherwise notified.
The schools in town began their
winter terms Monday, with the follow
inc list of teachers: Center MS,
Minnie Shaw: Four Corners. Alner'
Newton: Branch. Arthur Piper NO.
u. Miss Bemis.
Charlie Fletcher's Youngest child Is
.irl, Mrs Nman1a Dunklee has gone
to RrottIeboro to Spcnd the winter VIII
ber dauohrcr. Mrs.. W. O. Powers,
Miss Lottie Thomas, who has been
spending her vacation with her aunt
in Bnrnari-ton. returns SUNDAY,
/ slica Eames is boarding at \. NJ.
Prou+v's and attending school. Frank
Bravman and son Charlie VISITED al
his mothers SUNDAY II. Whltins
shaw is spending few DAYS with M
narents. Mrs. Lewis Brayman \
snendino the week with her niece MIS-
Joseph Hamilton Walter Proutyy anI
Misses Nellie Proutv and Minnie SHAW
visited at Henry BARRIERS in Winning
ton SATURDAY..
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
A HARD STRUGGLE,
Many Brattleboro Citizen Finds the struggle
Hard


With a back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders.
Daily existence is but struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Brattleboro people endorse this
claim NJ,
Mr.. J. C. Whitney of North Main
St saws: II am very glad to say
few words for Doan's Kidney Pills for
thev cured me of kidney trouble of
long standing from which | suffered a
great deal. At my age | would have
been thankful for relief, to say moth
mo of being cured. | had pains across
nv back and hips, hard, dull, ach-
ing pain if | stopped and | could not
straiohten up without suffering ire
mendouslv. \ kidney weakness when
was very distressing and ANNOYING,
especially at night, caused me TO
lose much sleep Two years ago l was
50 badly off that the doctors Thought
7 had Briqht's disease. My attention
was called to Doan's Kidney Pills and
| got them at drug store AlIel
using them only few days / noticed
change for the better continued
the treatment and | was surprised 10
see how quickly they stopped the pam
in my back and relieved the other
difficulty. 1t was good investment
when | bought Doan's Kidney Pills. ~
For sale by all dealers. Price %
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
n. Y. sole agents for the Y. 5. q,
| Remember the name-Doan sand
take no substitute,
Sold bv Geo. f. Greene, 63 Main
ST Rrattleboro VT.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
WILLIAMSVILLE.

Mrs. W. \. Hazelton has been suf-
fering from severe attack of neural
gia.
There will be a Thanksgiving CON
cert at the Universalist church sun
day evening at the usual service
hour.
The entertainment in the vestry of
the Methodist church Friday evening
consisted of readings and spirited
discussion. About p We're present.
The reading given in the Universal
list church Friday evening by MISS
Moor. teacher of elocution at Leland
Il Gray seminary, was considered very
fine bv those who attended. 1t was
worthy a much larger audience
Mrs. c. T. Sparks has recently spent
three weeks with her son, II. e.
SHARKS, in Brattleboro ". f. Bing-
ham and son are putting a new engine
into their lumber mill. Mrs. May
Cook and her nephew, George Elmer
of Millers Falls. Mass, are guests al
Mrs. Cooks uncle's, G. W. Redtield ;
Joseuh Moran. engineer at a. NJ,
Nerrifeld's steam mill. is boarding al
{ G Powers. C f. Perry is milking
Ten cows this winter. He is one OF the
farmers. who make dairy farming
nrofitable. Miss Florence Dickinson
won't sunday in West Townsbend. the
Guest of Miss Hortense SWltzef' VI IS
Dickinson will soon enter the 3loIe ~
4. NJ. Merrifeld, as clerk IN place %
Miss Mary Stratton. who mas Ghle ere,
/ Chil1s' Business college IN 9lII,ni;
=
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
NEWFANE.

The ground was well whitened Tues
day morning with the first snow.
Singing school Monday evening was
wen attended and good interest
shown.
The Christian Endeavor society held
a social at the church vestry Thursday
evening.
Alvin Gates has had serious trou-
nle with ms foot and fears were enter
tanned of blood poisoning but he is on
the gain now.
Canedy, Gonyer and circuit were
taken by Sheriff wilkins to Windsor
last Saturday. On Monday the sheriff
took MILFORD Porter to the house of
correction in Rutland
Charles Hawkins has gone to Brat
tleboro to work in Bushnell's store. -,
Mrs William Goodenough of North
Cambridge, Mass, was in town the
first of the week. Ward Eager has
gone to PoughkeepSie, n. Y, to take
Il course in business college. Mr.
and Mrs, Kendall Winchester visited
in Wilmington the first of the week. --
Leroy Howe Of the L. S. Marines. sta
toned at Charlestown Harbor. Mass.
was home on weeks furlough visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow
/ Howe. Mrs. James Landry and little
/ son and Miss Ellen Gotta of Windsor
visited over Sunday with their brother
and uncle, f, j. Micott A little son
! of George Clifford has been quite i'll
but is somewhat better now. Leslie
| Bills of Athol, Mass. is stopping with
his mother, Mrs, l., G. Bills.
Rev. Mr. Danforth has returned
from visit with his brother il
Maine. Mrs. Davidson and Mrs.
Batchelder conducted services in the
Jail Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Spencer
and Edward spent Tuesday in Brattle
boro. Mrs. W. H. Goodnow of BoStor
has been spending a few days witt
friends in town. C b. Underwood
has returned to ustin. Penn. Mrs
Benedict and daughter have CLOSED
their house for the winter and ar
boarding with Mrs. Morse Mr., an'
Mrs. l.. p. Norton of Bennington wer
registered at the County hotel las
week. A subscription paper is beini
circulated for the purpose of raising
funds to buy a horse for Fred Best,
Prof Hemenway of Grafton opene
his singing class Monday with over .
singers. Leroy Howe, who enlisted 1
the T. s. service about six month
, ago, is at home on a furlough.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
TOWNsHEND.

The village schools are closed un'll
further notice. !,
4 temperance concert is to be held
o,. - 5oI"f evening. to observe the ma
tional temperance Sunday,
A game of football was played mere ners
With the Seminary boys Monday a. at''t-
noon. Score 23 to 0 in favor OF " A.
Rev. z. A. Royal has accepted tm 4
cali to the Baptist church here e, ana
commenced his labors a week ago sun
day. &c.,. 1ou. yorl,
Friday, sick with pneumonia; LaJ tI
dirbtheria developed, of Which 1t
AKA Wednesday morning
Mrs z. D. Harris has returned I from
snrinofield. Mass. where she has peer ,'l.
at The hospital. Walter CudWorIhl, ~. los,
at a horse ,ms last week, the horse having
broken a leg. ,,.n,.
Some of the pupils of Miss Moor loo -,
olorntion class will give an entertain sI',,,l
rIort At academy hall TuGsd3y even Eyer.
inc inc The fall term closes Neohe9""!
With vacation of two weeks
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
GROVE.

An elk was seen near c. S. DeWolfe 5
this week.
Miss Mabel Goodenough was at
George BARRIERS Tuesday. Frank
Montague has been moving has goods
to Turner's Falls.
Services are held in the schoolhloCu5Ie
SUNDAYS at 3 y. m. by Rev , j.
smith of West Halifax. that are much
anpreciate1 and we'll attended, Kew
4. A. Smith was also there last Sun
day.
The "beauty and gracefulness OF
the deer that are 50 plenty here IN Ih'
vicinity of the Deer Park are not ap-
rreriared by one man who has had a
lot of fine Young Baldwin apple trees
destroyed by them.
School has commenced for the WIN
FER, Miss Bardwell returning for tht
term. She is doing thorough apo
earnest work for the school and shoul1
have the hearty support OF an IN he'
efforts. FRIDAY afternoon. before Nara
lion. the scholars We're given randH
null in the schoolroom by the teacher
and all had a Jolly time.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
WEST ToWNsHEND.

4 Trusscll from MASSACHUSETTS,
H. ,.,trcbased y. W. Goddard : resi-
1 j'S,a p" and has come to take possession
There is to be a singing school mere re
+bis winter under the instructor ,, "
4 Blood. The first session ""7
held Friday night. Lille on
wide piazza is being built Oh
AZ, r. 7 Switzer's residence ana y
. ME- repairs made on the pun - :
i ;egs The work is being done D! F.
o. ,,ba arch stone bridge constructed
Inc All The Tannery brook IS com
70 + 9l;"H and the railing is paruallE Pu af
pier The latter addition Is mace "a
up hanks. rusty steamplPe al"
mug ,ars of WORKOUT moving ma.
cutter .l- I'D i certainly an ornament
to the village,
uadlock and family are NOV
n 10 -, Mr. Robbins tenement nous TI,1
ing M .i,, vac yacated by Mrs LYDIA uil
Tecen'is Miss Edith Grout retnrhe"
lerton r school in Wardsboro Mond:as,
to heI l, Irene Dickinson of Williams IAN
M MIS- has been visiting her 1rienu;
VIE Uortense Switzer. MI; a w
MIS- \ Wood are visiting MIS-. W.
Mrs, W " Ness in Springfield Mass. -
Y w. W. Capwell, who has bet been dd at to no hi:
I work in saxtons River.mL %isifing hi.
OF NIL Me- Josiah Taft. W. ~
PRONE has returned from Nisi
LiVerihl nm daughter in New YORK cry
VIII 3St May Pen2E Of East rs semiyca
y i;ss Marcia Howe and George P neff
of Mary Skies Of South f fsmiIp
smF g. Robbins s. e +. B fstbsl %6o
helping Sex X - Miss Flora Bemis o
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
GUILFORD CENTRE.

Clorl, bo. houoht of F.. b.
D. -. t"t ,f C!.'roorf,i5 Mass. the
t'','l ,,.,,., ,,.,a5 vnars ago hv
taiIl WIN ~, aftnru,,r5s heinu owned
Le'iI"', ~ law, There is a large
~ If hard wood on the place
which Mr. Clark is now cutting and
ba. marketed.
r,,. p,1-,r .,hool t,,iohr by Nora
=, ne i n"Ne' .la.o5 Fridav The fol-
r., ?al ",, ,i,.iI., wnre neither absent
10" 'hE P"h,; he term. Eva NJ.
nor no. talu! tIia Adams Stella c.
Ia,neE' E -1r Y Adams and Richard
+ Shed Number of pupils l3, Aver
noe attendance per day II 97-9S,
"1 fn mis- ,laca went to
0ettral li.'n i.,,l, Thnrsday, being
Ne"tahe la2l WEI I.;tmns.rs in The
SuI'llllonc" ,itI I,b,sor case Nearly
fIII''S'e ab '',' rIn.nd in town Friday
al! NY H. '' ,u.n wncl,s' vacation. Mrs.
IoI ~ l" frot, RrattIehoro spent
J"hh l-lhufaiS h tiU'' .;stnr Mrs II j.
6Uhi"l " ''i'
~, Observation-Disclosures school.
III "nt +,,ii,.a ,mnil. taupht bv
nGIl''I !, MN tha following pu-
Anole H. '"i i,. al.,,t nnrtardy dur
pms M'', Nv l., NJ Jacobs. Ruth
ing We ZEN, 1i;,,i" p Tayior. Cora ].
" Marcia ~ ~, Wnatberbead.
Mra 'nT =, m, orarann atten-
Hazel H. cav. - ,5.os
dance per ia! was I'll, +,.,,,,.
quite nMmoer VI n'I" ,,a,o dav',
turned OUT ue9''"!' "n:. ,.,J frn,,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
EAST JAMAICA.

Fannie Dunbar visited in Brattie--
horo recently. Mrs c. f. Dunbar and
daughter Fannie took carriage 9 I,
t i,' Nawfane last week to visit Mrs.
n Dnnhar's brother. Gift Wright. c. 4,
Dunbar is i'll with la grIppe., VI 'SS
Bertha Dunbar has gone to Brattle :,
for an indefinite stay. Homer DOT
roughs of West Townshend Is az Wor ,t
for c. n. Dunbar. Edison Allen went went
TO Brattleboro last week. lew from
this place attended the dance IA a
Charley Howe's. and report Sool
time. Emma Gleason. VINO mas pten
visiting relatives here. returned 10 Ii I:I
home in Walpole Sunday: Charilr
Leonard and family from SlmonSV ne e
have been visiting his brother FRANK
Leonard.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
WHITINGHAM.

Mrs Carrie Wheeler has been on the
sick list Station Agent Frank DAVIS
has also been sick with the prevailing
distemper. Mrs f, L. Wheeler went
TO North Adams last week. Mrs
Lisana Fowler and daughter are m02V-
ing into the Chase house near thf,
hotel. Her daughter, Miss Etheel
Fowler. is to teach the village school.
Charles Goodnow has taken to him
self wife. They were married Tues
dav. L NJ Willis of Brattlebore IS II
town. Mrs Elyira Jilson has returnear
home from her visit with friends Il
Brattleboro and Guilford., Mrs
George Sawyer has resumed work a
the Spring hotel after a vacation O
two weeks.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
GRAFTON.

The schools in town are closed for
the fall vacation. They will reopen
Monday, December :.
The case of Mark Fairbrother vs..
the town. will be tried November y
before Joel Baker, referee.
Sherman Sherwin died Monday aged
50 years. He had been in feeble
health for several years, the imme,-
diate cause of death being heart fail
ure. He leaves widow, a son, Her
bert Sherwin of Brattleboro. and Two
DAUGHTERS. Mrs. Hattie Chandler anc
Miss Helen Sherwin, who live II
Chester Funeral services were helc
Tuesday afternoon.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
SOUTH VERNON.

The w. r. G. from Mortified,
Mass. spent very pleasant day at
Mrs. l.. W. Bailey's last week Wednes-
day.
Mrs. John Mack 90 years of age,
died November ID, at her daughters,
Mrs. Redding's.
Miss Ethel Russell is visiting at Mr.,
Palmer's this week School closes In
District No. Friday. Miss Clara
Cary is visiting her sister Mrs. r..
Weatherhead. Arthur Martindale has
moved his family to Orange, Mass, -
Henry Brooks and wife leave very
soon to spend the winter with their son
Robert in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
WEST HALIFAX.

The sick folks all seem to be gain
ing except n. J. Ball who is quite
low yet and does not seem to improve.
Rev. S. J. Smith gave in his reslg,
nation Sunday to take effect the hrS'
of January or sooner If he is called
for he has been appointed chaplain IN
the u. S. navy, and Is liable to be
called to go any time now.
F. b. Stone has shut down his steam
mill and is cutting logs to stock W
with. o. b. Hescock has returned
with his bride. He was married las
week in Woburn. Mass. The village
school was to have commenced tins
week: but the expected teacher who
lives in Manchester, wrote Monda!
morning that she could not teach tn
school.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
GREEN RIVER.

Albert Larabee has hired Will Den
nison's house and is moving IN H5s
mother will come over from ives, lial
flax Thursday. Mrs. Frank lhonas
of River Side is visiting at her fath-
er's. NJ. ID. Thompson G. Thomas
who has been living with his grandpa
rents this summer, goes to klVer olae
next week to live. School closed
very successful term Tuesday. Solon
Richmond and family are at South
Guilford. Mr.. Pike of Brattlehoro i
at work at F. Flies.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
EAST DOVER,

Mrs. S. H. Lazelle of Brattle69ro'
is the guest of her son, Clifford La
rolIa and of her sister, Mrs. W. John
SON of Wardsboro, this week
e F Lazelle closed the fall term
- ecbool SATURDAY. The pupils mel
tber absent or tardy were; Robert,
W W. and Carlton Lazelle: Lucit
could. Blanche and Thomas Holland.
Flora Howard had no tardy and only
one absent mark and Lula Howe DC
absent mark.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
SOUTH WARDsB0Ro.

MANY deer tracks are to be seen IN
.bo iit,bt snow where the ANIMALS
have crossed the hills near here
F O. Gould is at work for Noble S,.
Rawson cutting lumber on the Clark
Harris place C. H. Putnam .,, ana
family have moved to the North village
INTO the Whitman house. -Ihere WaS
a dance at Crapo's, Friday night
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22

a thens. has been visiting her friend,
Miss Edith circuit Augustus Chase
is employed by DR.. Gale for the win
ter \ very unusual thing happened
on the narrow gauge railroad Satur
day about mile below the depot the
ears were of the track.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
BROOKLINE.

A. w. Marsh crushed one OF IL u
fn-.r- while at work in the Woous i'
Gently ! from,
II. IT. Reed moves this week f irol"
The q. f. Ware house to Newla mi
Nr Reed will move his porttiap1iiet, , i,, ).
from he Cutler lot to 4. {. Weiiiii"n 5
farm his week. =. the
G,o.ge Eager and wife spent ~, rns
Sabbath at West Jamaica -otaref
N0mr- of Cambridgeport mas ~ ens,io
De omrloy of c. T.. otichId on.
T. p. Stickney is remodeilng an an anc
lar-ir. the interior of his mousse q"
GARRY department..
Chamberlain's Stomach and 1--we I'VE,
Tablets cure biliousness, const. ,i al,
and r-adache. They are cas-! u " Il,
ans pleasant in effect. For saie =
Brooks House Pharmacy.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22

The episcopal address of the M let
dist bishop notes a gain of ol,ooo IN
the membership of that church ana
sl3. OOO. 600 already raised for the
twentieth century thank offering.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-11
Here From Dawson
And Tells About 1t

Geo. Stinson, came in this morning
from Dawson City, Alaska, He came to
Tucson on the advice OF a physician who
instructed him to go to a warm climate.
Last winter was very hard on Mr.. Stin
son and as soon as the cold weather set
in this year, he set out for warmer
climate. Mr.. Stinson left Dawson City
Sept. 2lst, coming over the pass to Skag-
way and thence by steamer to Seattle.
He stopped few days at San Francisco
enroute ard then proceeded to Tucson
where he will spend the winter il the
climate agrees with him.
He reports that Dawson is flourish
ing city OF $4,000 inhabitants. The
buildings are mostly frame although
there are few brick structures in the
town. The court house which was built
by Americans and is leased to the city
for 900 q year. Living is not as
high in Dawson ae it used to be- All
provisions are brought over the pass
IRON Skagway.
Mr.. Stinson went to Alaska in 1895.
For the past two years he has been liv-
ing on Forty Mile creek, fifteen miles
from the Canadian line. He has valu-
able placer property there. When he
regains his health, he expects to return
to Alaska to look after his interests
there.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-11
The Millinery Case
Receiver Appointed

In the Partisan Millinery Co., case the
plaintiff Mrs. McCrossin and the de
fendant Mrs. Won Erxieven could not
agree on receiver and therefore Judge
Davis appointed w J. Kirkpatrick, re,
ceiver and referee.
{. A. Elliott brought attachment pro-
ceedings on bill of $500 in Justice Viii
sons court yesterday, but the appoint
mcnt of receiver supercedes that ac-
ton.
At O'Clock today Attorney Kirk
patrick, acting as referee in the case
took testimony from both parties. Mrs.
Rrxleben alleges that there was no part
ncrship and that the $75 Mrs McCrossin
furnished went into the bank and not in
to the business The conrt however rec.
ognized that there was a partnership.
The case involves about 500 worth
Of millinery and not the stock OF ladies
and childrcns cIothines owned by Mrs.
Erxleben.
Receiver Kirkpatrick will appoint n
competent woman to take charge of the
millinery business and sell the stock. AZ
ter the bills are paid, the profits will be
divided pro rata as the court decides be-
tween the two partners in the concern.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-11
Official Investigation
Will Soon Be Held.

Mayor Schumacher has not yet set a
date for the investigation Of the charges
preferred by Alfredo Durazo against DR..
Il. +, Crepin, the city physician and
City Marshal Taylor. The council will
sit as u committee OF the whole and take
the testimony Of witnesses and investi-
gate the conduct OF these officials.
Mr. Orfila, Mr.. Durazo's attorney says
that he does not expect the council to
convict the city officials OF any charge as
the mayor and some of the councilmen
expressed an opinion In favor of the
officials, at the last council meeting.
Mr.. Durazo injured his cause by his
unwarranted attack on DR.. Crepin in
Rossi's saloon. Had he gone to law in
the first place, II his charges are true,
he would have had better chance to
convict the accused.
AS the matter stands Mr.. Durazos at.
torney states that they will go into the
council expecting to lose his case but
letting the public decide the merits OF it
from the evidence submitted. He does
not defend Mr. Durazo's attack on DR..
Crepin but believes he is right in other
particulars OF the case.
Both DR.. Crepin and Marshal Taylor
are confident that the council will vim
dicate them and uphold their actions in
the matter.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-11
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At 3 O'Clock today s, P. trains No 9
and No. 10 were reported on time.
The Nogales train came in two hours
and half late yesterday. They waited at
Noeales for the Guaymas train on the
Sonora K. r.
Samuel j, Murray OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
ia here with his wife and daughter. lie
10 connected with the L. s. Playing
Card Co., but is also interested in mines.
lIe.holds large interests III valuable Al
laska mines and is here to look up the
copper interests in this Territory.
Prof. F. Yale Adams, acting president
OF the University OF Arizona, will give q
reception to the students and faculty in
the assembly hall this evening. After .
o'clock dancing will be INDUCED in and
rofreshfnents will be served IN the din.
ing rooms in the ladies dormitory.
a letter has been received from the
Phoenix Base Ball Club announcing
there willingness to play two games here
on the afternoons Of the 10Th and goth
o. this month. The games will be play
ed on the grounds at Corrillo's garden.
The following is the line up of the Tue
son Club; Pitch and Manager, Arm
strong Godfrey, 3rd base, Moore, right
field buyer, lst bast Ford short-stop :
BoIand, left field; NJ. Kelley, center
field r. Kelly, 2nd base; +. Drachman,
catch
The new military band which is being
organized here, is practlcing at frequent
intervals. There are now twenty pieces
in the band, and about half of the play.
ers came from the east. At least ten
more musicians are expected from east
ern points within the next month. Ii
takes some time for new band to or
ganize, pratice and drill and it will prob
ably be Thanksgiving before the first
class band which is being organized for
Tucson. will be ready to play in public.
There will be a mass meeting of citi-
zens this evening in the council chamber
to consider the list of delegates to the
Statehood convention which were select
ed by a committee appointed for that
purpose. Other matters concerning the
Statehood question will be discussed. Ii
is especially desired that there be good
representation of business and profes-
sional men present and it is hoped that
good crowd will assemble in the city
hall this evening at 7:30.
There will be an excursion social al
the Congregational church tonight
which promises to be unique affair.
Nobody knows Just what will be done
but every body is promised good time.
The excursion train will start at s
O'Clock and every body is invited to jump
aboard. An invitation is extended to
strangers especially rs the social is given
to get acquainted with new
comcrs to Tucson. There will be no ad
mission fee or no charges after you get
aboard the train.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-11
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Me0tiOn

VIM. Neal returned to Oracle on this
mornings stage.
s. N. Callander and +. j. Callander
are here from Scranton. Pa, to look af.
ter mining interests.
A w. Crawford and wife returned
from the East this morning coming by
way of Prescott and Phoenix In the
former city they visited friends for sew
eral days. Mr.. Crawford is connected
with the firm Of Geo. II. Cook x Co.
f.. J. Gates, manager of the Vail ranch
at Wallis station came in last night to
spend few days.
United States Marshall McCord re-
turned to Phoenix last night.