Arizona republican., 1902-04-30

BAPTIST LADIES' TEA.-The I5aD- tist ladies will hold their last tea" of the season in their church tomorrow from 2:3G to , p. m. They most cordially invite all friends and tourists to enjoy the social hours with them.
 A CORPORATION of !n- corpora ton of the Clover Leaf Gas and Oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The in corporatOrs are F. H. Adams, Asa G. Adams and I. H. Adams of Chicago.
 JAMES COUGHRAN DEAD-James Coughran died yesterday morning at the residence of his son, William H. COUghran. six miles west of Phoenix He was S2 years of age and death re- suited from dropsy. The funeral will be held at ? o'clock this afternoon Ut the undertaking parlors of A. J. Trad ley.
 A MARRIAGE LICENSE.-A mar riage license was issued yesterday to Frank J. Nonnis of this county and Miss Anna B. Cunningham of St. Louis. They insisted not only on a marriage by a minister but they wanted it to take place within a church The rites were accordingly administered by Rev. c. V Cowan of the First Methodist Episcopal church before the altar
 DEATH OF MISS COOk.-AIiss Lil- lie Cook died yesterday morning at 3 o'clock at the residence of her parents MT. and Mrs. E. Cook. No. 4l7 East Jef- ferson street. She was 23 years old an1 had been an invalid for long time She was an estimable young woman and has lived in Phoenix for a number
 of years. The funeral will be held at
 the residence at 10 o'clock this morn
 ing.
 | LA NETA PLACE SOLD.-Mr. Jonn NOrthcutt recent. arrival from Spring
 field. H.. yesterday purchased through | Weirick SS Latham. of Mrs. A. F. Lef- | fer, the 23 acre fruit and alfalfa ranch
 east of the Indian school, known as La i Neta Place. Consideration $l. e30. Mr Northcutt, with his wife. mother and
 sister. came out to spend the winter | in Phoenix and liked the place so much | they decided to make it their future ! home
 ] FUNERAL OF MRS. HELMICE-
 Mrs. Susan NJ. Helmick, late of Abilene
 Kansas. is to be buried this morning.
 the funeral will De held in the parlors
 of Mohn & Easteriing and the burial in Rosedale cemetery. Many residents and tourists have been kind to Mrs.
 Helmick during her sickness at :he NendOme and at the hospital. These
 are invited to pay their tribute of :e-
 spect by attending the funeral at 10
 0 clock.
 | NURS SES ENTERTAINED. - \ number Of the trained nurses Of the
 city were entertained by Miss Ready 1 at her apartments in the Holmes 1 building, last evening. Among the
 nurses present were Miss Clouse. Miss | Dittis. Miss Robinson, Miss Martin and
 Miss Munson. The rooms were taste l fully decorated with roses, and refresh
 ments were served. The nurses of | Phoenix are a very hard working fra | tlrnity. and Miss Ready's entertain ment was all the more enjoyable on
 that account. Miss Ready will leave
 fer Iowa Friday morning on her regu- | lar summer vacation.
 l WHITE WINGS.-The white winged | SonCra pigeon has commenced to ar
 rive in the valley. The first one killed | that has been heard of was last Satur- | day. Last year the first seen was ear | ly in May, and the shooting was fairly good before the middle of May After that the shooting was excellent. In fact, it is said by the best local sports
 to be the finest in the world. There is practically no limit to the number of