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Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
Phoenix People

Hart visited Miss Connen last winter.
 MT. and Mrs. w. K. James enter tained few friends informally Tues day evening in honor of MT. and Mrs Leighton.
 MT. Herbert Jones has taken a ranch for the winter. His parents Professor and Mrs. Jones, and two brothers of Fort Dodge, Iowa, are visiting him. Professor Jones will return east shortly but Mrs. Jones will remain some time.
 Mrs. L. c. Bailey and children of MaZatlan, Mexico are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Bailey. They will spend several months in the city. returning to Mexico about the first of the year.
 Miss Henrietta c. Dawson left We'd nesday evening for Livingston, Ari zona, where she has accepted q posi- tion as superintendent. principal and teacher of the Livingston school.
 Miss Frankie Baker, who has been in Los Angeles several months, will return home the fifteenth.
 MT. William English. who spent his vacation in various eastern cities, has returned from Chicago.
 Mrs. Harry Heap, who is visiting in Los Angeles, will return this week.
 Mrs. Charles Akers will arrive home this week. Mrs. Akers has visited in New York and Cleveland and is now in Topeka visiting Mrs. Sharpe Walker.
 It is understood that the engagement Of Miss Olive F. Fisher, of Prescott, and Mir. Otto Reick. of Los Angeles, has been announced.
 Mrs. Harry Tritle and children are at home after a summer spent in Pres colt with her mother and at Terminal Island, where Mrs. Tritle had cot tage for two months
 Mrs. Frank Cox returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles.
 Rev. and Mrs. Penick, who have been touring the east, will return home about the middle of the month. Rev. Penick was very ill during their stay in Philadelphia.
 Miss Bess Dawson has returned from Chicago where she has been for the past year.
 The Misses Sophie and Saliie Clark arrived yesterday morning from Oceanside, California, where they had q pleasant summer.
 Mrs. T. W. Chamberlain and Mrs Marian are at home after an outing of several months.
 Mr. Paul Murphy. who graduated from St. Pauls school, Long Island last spring, and spent the summer travelling. arrived in Phoenix a few days ago. He expects to remain near ly a year in Arizona, and will then take up a course at Harvard or Yale MT. Murphy is famous as one of the most skilled golf players in the United States, and it is expected that his bril- liant play will form one of the many attractions at the local links this win ter.
 Miss Corinne Chamberlain is at pres ent visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Davis, at McConnelsville. Ohio. Miss Cham berlain left Phoenix in the spring in rather poor health. but is greatly inn proved. On her journey east she visit
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

It has been predicted that Phoenix society will be more than usually gay the coming winter, and all the indications at present warrant the prophecy. Already, much of the sum- mer dullness has vanished. Most resi- dents have returned from their out ings, recuperated and with hopes of lively winter at home. There are whis- perings of several early weddings some of them, according to gossip, are scheduled for October and November and who is not interested in a we'd ding? With the usual number of hops, parties, theatrical events and a prob able light opera or comedy of local talent. the season will be an interest ing one.
 The Marioopa club will give it's open ing hop Thanksgiving evening in the club rooms of the Hotel Adams. The club will have only six dances this season. but there will be q number Of hops q the Country club.
 Sir Louis c. Masten left Wednesday evening for Dallas, Texas. where on the eighth of this month he will be married to Miss Anna Hartman Van Rensselaer,, daughter of Mrs. J. F. Van Rensselaer, of that city. The cere- mony will be celebrated in St. Mat thews cathedral at eight o'clock. Mr. and MT. Masten will tour California, spending some time in San Francisco and coming to Phoenix the latter part of November. They will be at home after December the first on North Gen. tral avenue.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Ira P. Reedy will be pleased to learn that they have fully recovered their usual good spirits and are now set tled'' again in their home at LaCan anea, after the disastrous fire of few weeks ago when they were prac tically burned out of house and home."
 The members of the Friday club held their first meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. F. Robinson. The club is a History club. Last winter finished a three years of Dutch history, and this years work will be Italian history, commencing with the study of the Venetian Republic. After the business meeting papers were read, discussions followed and refreshments were served.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis and children, formerley of Phoenix. who have been abroad some time, sailed from Liverpool on the twenty-fifth Of September for New York
 Mrs. Webster Street, who has been seriously i'll during the suDsmer. will return to Phoenix shortly. Mrs. Street went east with the expectation Of spending a year in Europe, but her impaired health made it impracticable.
 Mrs. Frank Ainsworth returned Fri day morning from California, where she has been visiting her parents.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. E. leighton and little daughter of Tucson have been visiting MT. and Mrs. w. K. James for the past week. MT. leighton return ed to Tucson while Mrs. Leighton went east to visit friends.
 Mfr. L. H. Landis left the latter part of the week for Dallas, Texas. where he will attend the Master-Van Rens- selaer wedding, acting as best man to MT. Masten.
 The enga agement of Miss Lillian Hart and Dr. Ray Hoagland of Hutchinson. Kansas, has been announced. Miss
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

pen in our lives. Then see this ant hurrying home with the carcass of a brother bug in his claws. presuma ply for supper, possibly to salt down for winter. And here is a fly battling hope lessly with the meshes Of what you lately called beautiful spider web. !"
 'Hush," interrupted the r1etropoli- tan. I get enough of 1t in my own
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

strangling grip, and another cedar hope is 'nipred in the bud In this bit of broken fence a dozen different plants are struggling up through the few crevices of light in it's close set boards. The fall of that fence is what we would call a crushing circum- stance, mysterious dispensation of Providence,' should similar things hap
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

Miss Kimball. of Mesa. is spending several days in the city,
 Miss Johnson, a teacher at the In- dian school left Monday eve for Saca- ton, where she will have a position the coming term.
 The N. G. A. club had it's first meet ing of the season yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Stewart. North Third avenue. After the business meeting refreshments were served. The tally cards were extremely unique and artistic, being burned yucca tied with the club colors. white and pink. The members of the club are the Misses Todd, Wilson, Marshall. East wood, LamsCn, Vera Lamson.- Christy, Kyle, Rathmone and Stewart. At the next meeting a number of new mem bers will be initiated.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
CARLSON INVESTMENT CO., Ha 1os sH s5sss sss.ex' es

world. Let me keep ny superficial view and you may keep your enlight- ening facts '-New York Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
USED IT FOR YEARS,

What is old soque's favorite break fast food?''
 Rye Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

MT. Hervey Bergman who ist visit ing in Washington, D. C., will return nome shortly. MT. R. L. Booker of Carrollton' kentuckyl. will accohmpany him.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
ONLY @7o PER lOT-S4 DOWN AND S4 PER MONTH";

axes villa Ios oOns2n fo %erS6 @ run through
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

MT. Ernest Hall of Wickenbr,rg il spending several days in the city.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

The Normal cadets gave tn cir first hop Friday eve A number of Phoenix people attended.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

Miss Brookie George reached home yesterday, after more than "a years absence, most of the time irr Cincin- nati. She attended a conservatory of music in the Ohio metropolis, nd took high honors. On the way ho me she visited for several weeks with rela- tives at San Antonio, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

Mrs M W.Lorraine, whc was called to Los Angeles by the illness of her father, has returned. Her father is much improved in health.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

Mrs. Clara Rogers of Kansas City, is visiting MT. and Mrs. s. H. Rogers at their home on West Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

A number of the young ladies staying at the Normal dormitory visited Phoe- nix yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

ed Mrs. J. Sherburn Jenckes of Terre Haute. Ind. Miss Orme left Saturday for Los Angeles, where she will remain this winter with her brother. MT. William Orme.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

Miss Kimball, of Mesa. is spending several days in the city.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

Miss Flora Smith of San Diego will probably spend the winter in Phoenix. Miss Fanny, her sister, does not expect to return however. The Misses Smith have spent several seasons in this city.
 MT. George Lutgerding returned to Stanford university last week, having been called home by the serious illness of his mother, who is now convales- cent
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22

"aireagth a.j YiIa, camc 81.
SJud fool, anll ligc.ied. IFc.rc
Il ready 'o,eorrc wheat and har>
tcY food, adds ~ buraon bat sus,
lalns, nruyishcs, inylgoralcs.
EHc SIcSi Prescription fOg IEGsur.
Chills and Fever is n bottle Of
Groves Tastoles, Chill Tonic. 1t
is simply Iron and Quinnc and
tasteiess, No Cure No Pay.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22

ior lta nos fitean .iaY- The
fdhderhurl, Co will sell goods at
extremely low fsurcz. SEQ ddv
Mrs. Nelson, OF Columb,u,
is Visiting her sister, Mrs. j, N.
Heath, at this place Mrs Bur
nett, OF Camden, who has been
spending several days with Mrs
Heath, returned home Yesterday.
Mrs. john Hough, Of Green
wood, who came over TO attend
the funeral Of her brother, MIR.
j NJ. Heath, returned home Thurs
day
Policeman j. +. Addison,
who has been unwell for some
time, went over to Chester We'd
nesday to consult Dr.. Pryor. The
Doctor informed him shot his
trouble Is appendicitis. Mr.. Addi
son expects to undergo an opcr-
alton within the next two weeks.
-Rev. DR.. J. III. Thornwell.
G. X. of r. K S. will make an
official visit to the Lancaster
Lodge No. 50 X. of p. Monday
night 2lth instant. \ full attcn-
dance of all Knights at this Cas-
tie Hall on Monday night 24th
instant, at s o'clock is earpcslly
requested. Il. f. Wylie, &. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

-Honea Path is to have II new
bank, capital stock S25, 1000.
"A white woman, jamie Jones,
II years of age, is serving IL sen.
tence of 40 days in the Laurens
Jail for trespussing on the prop
crty of the Goldvilo cotton mill.
While several small boys
were out shooting with Il parlor
rifle at Georgetown Tuesday,
Walter Dawson was accidentally
serisusly shot by one of his little
companions.
"A negro man at Georgetown
deliberately called woman to her
door Tuesday afternoon and fired
at her. The ball missed her but
killed another woman inside the
house.
j. b. Mcbride was killed
Tuesday at Florence by the wind
lass of log wagon becoming un-
hitchcd aud striking him on the
head.
"A Methodist, and Baptist
preacher had fight at tire Jones
Tabernacle, colored Methodist
church in Spartanburg county,
Sunday. The Baptist preacher
construed something SAID in the
discourse OF the former as reflect
ing on the Baptists and assaulted
him with a stick and q knife at
the conclusion of his services.
| Stops The CO"DH dHd WOrEs on
the CrtH.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
cts cure u cold in one day. Nc
Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c.
Bed Martin, Jr, of Laurens
county, was killed IL II railroad
accident near Knoxville, Tenn,
this week.
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Program Of MOriah Union.

The Moriah Union will meet ut
Fork Hill Baptist church, August
%. 1908.
Devotional exercises conducted
by the Moderator at 10. 30 n. m.
Sermon by t. A. Dahnoy at II
u. m.
Organize Mt II m.
Adjourn until 9 p. m.
list. How to make the Sunday
school a greater power for good.
Speakers }. Ii. Boldridgo and
w. l.. Croxton.
I'd. What arc the best qualif>
cations of the Surcvintcndents and
Teachers Of Sunday school.
Speakers-E. b. Lingle and w.
q. Clyburn.
Adjourn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Picnic On Goth,

\ big picnic, under the auspi.
ces of the Daughters of the Con-
federacy, will be given the Neter-
ans and their friends on August
Goth, in the grove in rear of the
residence of Judge D. a. Will
liams. Everybody who can is
requested to bring or send we'll
filled baskets. The Daughters,
on this occasion, will present
badges to those Veterans who
have not already received them.
a full attendance of veterans is
especially desired, rs the Daugh-
ters wish to complete the roll of
honor.
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Death OF Mr. Whcrry.

Mr.. VIM Wherry died ut the
home of his father, Mr.. f. NJ.
Wherry, near Antioch church in
this county, at o'clock u. m.
yesterday, after an illness of three
weeks OF fever. Mr. Whorry was
about % years of age. He en-
gagged in business here the first of
this year, running market with
Mr.. Porter on the Davis corner.
In the Spring ho returned to tho
furm, and since the establishment
of Il. +. ID. routes in this county
in July has heen installing mail
BOXES on the routes. He was a
young man of pleasing manners
and was liked hY all who knew
him. HIS remains were taken to
Leslie in York county, his former
home, yesterday for intermcnt.
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,,urinl VI NJ. }. u !ic.th


The Enal mail aud oxpiesa f.bm
Washington 10 Charlotte bcarius
the reiunins "f oar deeply lament
Ell townsnan, MIR. j III. Heath,
was delayed twelve hours in ar
rival by reason Of the wreck of IL
freight train on ,he main line near
Charlottesville, Va. The remains,
accompanied by McSsrs @. p.
Heath, NJ. {. Heath, Col. Leroy
Springs and Dir. j. +. Mackey,
who were in New York at the
time of his death, arrived hero ut
10 O'Clock Wednesday night. They
were met at the depot by probably
IS or 100 citizens and accompani-
cd to his late homo from whence
they were taken AZ 1880 the fol-
lowing day to the Southern depot
and conveyed to Camden, :. c.,
where, after funeral services in
the Episcopal church, conducted
by tho rector, Rev. w. ID. Cor,
don, and Rev. w II. Hodges,
pastor of the Methodist church ut
this place, they Were inferred IN
the Shannon plot in Elmwood
cemetery, Rev. Mr.. Earle of the
Methodist church ut Camden as
sisting in the burial service.
The newly made mound was
soon hidden from sight by the
profusion Of exquisite flowers and
handsome wrcaths sent by admir>
ing frinds from several States
those from some of his CONNER
clal friends in New York being
very handsome.
The pail bearers we're Messrs.
RE. Wylie. Il G. Lazcnby, L..
Nj. Clyburn, w. &. Thomson,
". b. Cauthen, w. j. Cunnin-
CHAM, j. Ii. Witherspoon and w
ID. Craig.
Those who accompanied the re-
mains to Camden from this place
and attended tie funeral services
were: Mrs. Heath, the soro!y
stricken widow, Mr.. Nj. g. Heath
of Columbia, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Heath of Kershaw, MIR. and Mrs.
| O. j. heath and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G Heath of Monroe, n. c.,
Ward and Gilbert Heath of Char
lotte, Mrs. & ID Jones and George
Heath, relatives of the deceased,
and the following friends: DR..
j. +. Mackey, Col. and Mrs Lee
roy Springs, Col. Il l.. Allison,
Geo. W. Williams, j. =. Hunter,
Capt. w. IL. Rives, w. Z. Gre,
CORY, w. u. Bennett, b. Cunning
ham, A. j. Clark, w. Med.
Brown, M. S. Witherspoon,
j. L. Poag, w. G. Hough, l.. Z.
Roddey, John Crawford, Walter
Stewman, Broadus Porter, j. G.
Elliott, and Misses Meta Jones,
Julia Simpson, Connie Davis,
Florence Robinson, Belle Clyburr
and Maggie Parduo, of this place,
Mrs. Davidson and p. G. McCor
kle of Chester, w. S. Taylor OF
Washington, ID. g., Tom Parker
of Columbia, Dr.. r. &. Brown
John Stevens, Francis M. Mob
ley, Broadus Mobley, Alber
Blakeney and Sydney Hinson OF
| KerShaw
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Bed Martin, Jr, of Laurens
county, was killed IL II railroad
accident near Knoxville, Tenn,
this week.
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Mrs Foster Makes a Valuable e
Contribution to the Confederate
War Records Office.


Mrs. l.. B. Foster, of this
place, has completed the arduous
tas', of compiling a roster of com
panics and whiting u history of the
Lancaster commands in the Con
Tolerate service. This work She
undertook about year ago as
Historian of the Lancaster Chap
ter U. d. G. How well the work
has been done can be gathered
from the following item taken
from the Columbia State of Thurs
day:
a very valuable compilation of
Confederate war records has been
received at the Office Of the COM
missioner of Confederate rolls.
The records were sent by Mrs.
Lottie b. Foster of Lancaster, and
were compiled from authentic
sources during and directly after
the Civil war. 1t contains a com
pIete history of the gallant men
from Lancaster county who de-
Tended the "Southern Cause"
The compilation contains 22S
clio sely written pages, and if fprint-
ed would make large volume. In
addition to the history aud roster
of the men who served from Ian.
caster county, it contains other
very valuable information con
cerning the movements of both
the Confederate and Federal ar.
mics in South Carolina.
Too much praise cannot be egiven
| Mrs. Foster for the noble work
she has done in preserving and re-,
cordlng this important historical
data.
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" -<s-,-.- ,1<ssysSSldA.
s. IS tRk I ARNTa

tyn Aang ii'sas You afs 4ua!,sa
When you take Groves taste
less Chill Tonic because tho form
ula Is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing that it is simply Iror
and Quiuine in n tastcless form
No Cure. No Pay. soc.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. +. W.
Groves signature is on each box
25c.
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Bishop Carers, who.is strick.

Bishop Carers, who.is strick-
en- with pneumonia at Cedar
Mountain, n. c., where he is
spending the Summer, is improv-
ing.
james Edwards, charged
with committing murder in Green
Vile county in 1901, was arrested
rear Beaumont, Texas last Sun.
day and has been brought back to
this State.
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~&&4>' ''' ' ;;;;,. al; ;;;;'
will convince you, At
MaCkOrelrS.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. ).

NSSSc i<lIu ouNt hooSi
son arc visiting relatives in York
county.
FOR SALE! A good milk
cow with second calf.
Il. j. Flynn, Newcut, S. &.
bethlehem and the Lancaster
Cotton MIL base ball teams will
cross bats this afternoon at tho
mill.
MIR. j. S. Ketchin and sister,
Miss Lila b. Ketchip, of Wlnns
boro, ale visiting Mrs. j. Harry
Foster at this place.
We are pleased to note con
siderable Improvement in the con
dition of little John Heath, and
that none of the other children
have taken diphthcria.
VIM Bono was convicted in
Magistrate Caskey's court yester.
day of breach of contract and sen.
fenced TO 80 days on tho gang or
pay fue of S25.
Rex. G. r. Carnes returned
this week from Chesterfield where
he has been holding meeting.
He was assisted by Rev. Jno.
Lloyd. The meeting was perfect
success, there being sc accessions
to the church.
NOTICE. When you want
your well cleaned out, or n well
dug, and want first class work,
call on me. LEONARD HARRIS.
MIR. =. =. Daniels, an oper
ative at the cotton mill was struck
in the head by Mr.. Charley Greer,
another operative, last Wednes-
day evening with stick and
knocked insenslble. He lay
speechlcss for day or two but
could talk some yesterday. The
.
hcioy N'onoJ C''o M'n I"io
ed kidneys or bladder. T. Eugene
Funderburk.
Mr.. p. r Nisbet and cm'-
dren, of Boykin, visited Mr.. Ms
mother in the Jacksonham section
this week.
Misses Mamie Trueslel, Nam
ME and Lula Fletcher. cs West
ville,are guests of Miss Dot Smith
this week.
The colorcd State teachers
association will meet at Orange
burg Sept. /, 9, Sd Reduced
rates will be given on the railroad.
Prof. M. ID. Lee, the vice-presi-
dent, requests us to urge all
teachers to go and to say that no
progressive teacher can afford to
miss this meeting.
Mr. Walter S. TavIor form
erlv If this nlace but nov q rosi-
dent Of W.shinpton D. c. is
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Local ~ atfers

APPOINTMENTS oT REV j. NJ. WHITES
Unity, lst and 81 Sabbath.
Gli!s leek, "a and ith sabbath, III
u. III.
Pleasant Hill - and ith Sabbath,
4 y m.
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Local " Gather Eteport.
New Haven, Feb. 1.


High water to-day, 1:43 a. m.
The annual report of the state board
of education. together with the report
of the secretary of the board, Charles
d. Hine, has been issued in printed
form. The report contains among other
interesting features cuts of the Worth
ington Hooker Grammar school and the
new high school building on York
square.
Druggist Charles Fleischner of the
executive committee Of the National
Association of Retail Druggists, return
ed Saturday from meeting of the COM
mittee at Chicago. Various matters re-
lating to the association were disposed
of at the meeting. The next annual con-
vention of the association will be held
either in Indianapolis or in Pittsburg.
There was slight fire in a first floor
front room in the house of l.. d. Jenner,
a Consolidated road conductor, of 146
Meadow street, at midnight, Saturday
night. The blaze was confined to a
lace curtain and a few sofa pillows. A
single extinguisher was needed to put
the fire out. The occupant of the room,
Mrs. Lulu Parker, had on returning late
struck match to light the apartment
and the head of the match flew into the
curtain, settings them on fire. The fire
alarm was rung by some passer-by.
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YALE MAN HONORED.
Receives One of Cecil Rhodes Scholar
shiDs-To Go to Oxford.

Receives One of Cecil Rhodes Scholar
shiDs-To Go to Oxford.
Eugene HeitIer Lehman, Yale 1908. is
the first young man in this country to
be announced a holder of one of the
Cecil Rhodes scholarships in Oxford
university. He has received formal no
tice of his selection and is now laying
his plans to go to the English univer-
sity and continue his studies. Mr., Leh-
man came to Yale four years ago from
Pueblo, Col. He was prominent in his
class in the academic department, TAX
ing the DeForest prize for oratory last
June. He was also one of the Ten Eyck
speakers in his junior year. He is a
cousin of Charles H. Studin, Yale '97,
now on the staff of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Jerome in New York.
Since his graduation from Yale last
June Mr. Lehman has been in Columbia
university New York city, pursuing his
studies in graduate work. He is taking
work in philosophy, which he expects to
continue in England.
1t is understood that he was recon-
mended for the scholarship by the Yale
university authorities. His New York
address is 416 West One Hundred and
! Eighteenth street.