Arizona republican., 1902-11-20

Home most cordially invite the public to the annual donation and reception to be held in the home this afternoon and evening.
 IS TALK OF A CHURCH The la dies of the Baptist church would be pleased to entertain all who are inter- ested in their new church building at an afternoon tea at the residence of Mrs. l.. G. Futile, 49l N. Fourth avenue. tomorrow afternoon from 2:30 to $500 o'clock. A most cordial welcome will be extended to all who come.
 CATTLE FROM TExAS-About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon a special train of ten cars of cattle arrived here from Valentine, Texas, escorted by S. J. Mcdonald and Leo Goldman. neither of whom were killed there. The re- mains of the rest of the Phoenix party will arrive shortly and so far as may be predicted they will not have been killed either.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the Ozark Lead and Zine Mining com pany were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capi- tai stock is SSCO.O0O; the incorporators are P. Burnett and c. w. Edwards of | fNCiiNuChy AILlGlES were also 0Ieu or | the Western Mining and Investment company with a capital stock of S50O,- 000. The incorporators are L. Thomp- son, F. Mclaughlin and A. F.. Carnage of Illinois.
 l A SUCCESSFUL SALE-W. C. Nor i ton is greatly pleased with the result | of his sale that ended Monday night.
 He had a fine collection of goods ana chattels and among them was an ex- ! cellent dairy herd which brought bet | ter prices than any dairy cattle pre-
 viously sold at auction in this valley.
 He attributes his success mainly to
 liberal advertising and the good work
 of the auctioneer. J. A. Fulwiler. Every i buyer got his moneys worth and IS
 satisfied.
 | A DESCENDANT OF LAFAYETTE
 Mrs. Jennie A Burnes and her son. Allen, are in the city for the winter. They are located at the residence oi Capt. A. G. Scott, 800 South F'irs;
 avenue. Mrs. Burnes is a lineal de-
 scendant of Marquis de Lafayette and
 her home is in Iowa City. Iowa. Shr is here for the benefit of her son whose health failed a few weeks since in Vienna, Austria. where he was study ilAS iiihoiN f-lS- Ipulll anu lltT SOll
 are pleased with the climate.
 MONTHLY TEA.-The ladies of the
 First M. E. church held their regular
 monthly tea at the parsonage on Tues
 day afternoon. A cordial invitation
 had been extended by the pastor, Rev
 C. V. Cowan and wife to all strangers
 to which many responded, and enjoyed
 the genuine hospitality of the ladies
 They were entertained by a short musi-
 cal program. A soio, There is a City
 Bright" by Mrs. E. H. Cooper; solo. "I
 Body Meet Body by Miss Julia Todd
 solo, 70, Promise Me" by Mrs w Tiff
 fany. After which all joined heartily and performed their parts when usher ed into the dining room. where sher- bet, cream and cake were daintily ser we'd by the Misses Mayme and Haze Cowan and Florence Stewart.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. OAKES-The funeral services in memory of the lat. Miss Edna I. Oaks will be held at tn, family residence, TAO South Third ave nue, at o'clock this. afternoon, am the interment will take place immedi conducted by the Rev. Dr. Bagby O the Christian church. The death O Miss Oakes occurred last Monday. Sh came ta Phoenix a year ago from Hi nois with her mother and little brother She was i'll with consumption whe