Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

against w. M. Wilson for divorce on statutory grounds.
 GONE TO OKLAHOMA.-S. N. Phil
 lips and wife left yesterday over ths 1 southern route for Oklahoma City
 where they will in future reside.
 PROBATE COURT.-The only busi- ness in the probate court yesterday was the making of an order for the sale of real estate of the estate of Michael Reynolds.
 l LADIES' TEA.-The ladies of the Baptist church entertain at a tea this afternoon and evening at the residence of Mrs. Futile. 454 North Fourth ave nue. A short musical and literary pro gramme will be rendered in the even | ing.
 LEFT FOR HOME.-Mr. and Mrs Ira D. Reedy left on last nights M and P. train for their home in Cananea. Many friends accompanied them to the depot. showered them with rice. ani gave them their best wishes for long | life and happiness.
 LONG WAY FROM HOME.-Dawson ! City exchanges are giving much space to the achievements of the Bittner ! Stock company, which is spending the winter there. This company. it will be remembered, is one that played repeat ed engagements in Phoenix not many years ago.
 ANOTHER HEIR.-News has been received from Rev. and Mrs Henry T. Thompson of Cincinnati announcing that second heir to their estates re- gently arrived to bless their home. Mrs. Thompson will be remembered by many old friends as Miss Alice Mann of Peoria, Arizona.
 POSTOFFICEN LOCATION.-M. H. Flint, assistant superintendent of the salary and allowance division of the postoffice department. with headquart- CTS at Los Angeles. spent yesterday in Phoenix, leaving again last night It was expected that MT. Flint would an nounce the new locat tion of the Phoenix postoffice or the changes to- be made in case it is not moved, but nothing was given out.
 SALVATION ARMY.-Services will be held in the Salvation Army hall on the Sabbath as follows: 10 a. m. juni- ors' meeting, all children invited: II a. m., holiness meeting; at D. m. free and-easy meeting. and at 7:3O. Evan gelist Mrs. Glassford will preach. There will be various speakers. also solos and songs interspersed. All are cordially invited to attend. John F. Westacott, officer in command
 A COMING WEDDING-Inv have been issued for the wedding of Mir. Earl Hardin Porter and Miss Ellen Louise Crouch, which will be celebrat- ed December 10th at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. H. E. Crouch, in this city. Miss Crouch has lived here for long time and is well and favorably known, while the groom to be is capable young business man, being associated with his father in the harness and saddlery business.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Fidelity Mining company. capital stock, $5.OOO, GOO. incoporators G. P. Smith and A. K. Porter of New York; St. Paul Montana Mining com pany capital stock, $500, 900, incorpora- tors c. w Arnes and R. Sehiffman of Minnesota. The fact of the copartner- ship of the Arctic Ice company and S. D. Lount & Son with the firm name of the City Ice Delivery company was also recorded.
 NEW BAND STAND.-The new band stand on the city plaza which for some time has been like the world once was without form and void, is now rapidly