Arizona republican., 1903-11-24
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| A VISITING PRYSICIAN.-Dr. ! Brainerd, of Les Angeles, noted spe- cialist In nerve diseases. was a visitor In Phoenix yesterday.
 MRS. FoWLER's FUNERAL.-Thc funeral of Mrs. R. S. Fowler will be held at the family residence, corner of Third and Madison streets. at o'clock this afternoon.
 BACK FROM MINNESoTA.-Mrs. H. A. Schutte. of 1905 West Adams street. returned yesterday from three months visit to her former home in Rochester, Minn.
 BACK FOR THE WlNTER.-G. T. Berry. who spent last winter i'll Phoe- nix returned yesterday from Colorado Springs, where he spent the summer. He expects to remain here again all 1 winter.
 INSURANCE MEN HERE.-D. W. Dunton and Geo. w. Golf. of Los Angeles, are in the city in the interest of the Conservative Life Insurance company. which is just entering this field for business.
 TURKEY SHOOT.-There is to be big turkey, blue rock pigeon and rih" shooting tournament at Glendale to- morrow beginning at 10 o'clock. It IS understood that a lot of Phoenix nim- rods are going out to fill their Thanks giving game bags.
 MRS. HILL BETTER.-Mrs. R. H I'll
 who has been at the Sisters hospital for several days. has Sufficiently recove'ei to be removed to her home on Grand lavenue Her aIliction was on abce:s of the ear which was relieved by an oDe'- ation.
 LADIES ENTERTAlN.-The ladies of the Baptist church held recept on yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Burtis in honor of Miss Burdstte' q sister. of Robert J. Burdette, the fam ' ous humorist and lecturer, who now re- sides in southern California. | GOT SEVEN DAYS.-Justice Rob- l ertson yesterday sent Louis Valencia to jail for seven days for disturbing tke peace.
 LODGE SOCIAL.-A social will b. l participated in next Friday night in Pythian hall hy members of Phoen x lodge Nc. 2. k. of P. and the local tenn pie of the Rathbone Sisters. Members of the lodges of the s-me order in Mesa . City have been invited.
 A GRAND DAUGHTER.-T. N. Lin vile is the father of grand daughter I DdraQONlcal as lIdI SldlellISlll iiieA' appear. It will be noted. though. that
 grand daughter is two words and not q
 compound combination. The young
 lady is of standard size and more than
 ordinarily pleasing attributes.
 AT 10 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY,
 The guessing contest at the New York store. as to how many napkins appear in a certain window, is enlisting a
 great deal of attention and the store
 was filled yesterday by those who want
 to trade judgment for turkey, The < contest will be decided at 10 o'clock g Wednesday forenoon.
 | MORE DELAYED MAlLS.-The (. ,. r. P. & P. train from the north, due yes terday morning, was delayed several g hours again by Ash Fork connections. = 1t brought ina very heavy mail It is ? said that traffic on the Santa Fe is now i uru<rally heavy and the DriEc.pal cause of delay lately has been the increase of Q travel mails and express business.
 CITY LOTS SOLD.-L. Vieux and ?
 c. Fike have sold to Charles F. Howard
 through the agency of w. K. James [. three lots in Churchill addition On First ; street not far firm the junction of the t: Brill addition and Indian school ztreat - car lines. The property is nicely located }. and il is understood the new owner con- |. templates building at an ealy day. |; DEATH OF MRS. J. E. SUNDT.- c Mrs. J. E. Sundt. who came here iron r Minnesota a few weeks ago in very <. poor health. died yesterday morning n at the temporary home of the family
 on West Jefferson street. She leave:
 a husband and family of three childrer
 and a maid who came here with them s The family left for Minnesota thi 7. morning taking the body back witt D. them for interment.
 n A PITIFUL DECLINE.-Those wh'
 have been watching the stock list O
 The Republican must have been over
 come with grief last Sunday mornin. r., at the fate of s. F. Copper. s. F. Cop )t per has retained its place at the foo 5s of the list so long that all had observe'
 the brave struggle it was making t ;s hold it's place. Two years ago it wa : quoted at cents. Other stocks ros - and fell but S F. Copper was the on .d reliable one that was not affected b.
 the storms which swept over tn ., market Last summer. however. tn N list was disturbed from stem to ster
 and s. F. Copper was shaken alonl
 with its brethren. It dropped to tw
 cents but it held to that figure with
 persistence which led it's friends am
 admirers to believe that it had struc! V bottom. But they were doomed to dis
 appointment. Under the hammering O
 the bears it went down further to II
 and then finally to 1H where it re te mained stationary all week until Sat to urday. On Sunday morning $. I m Copper was quoted at 0. It was deat 70 It had petered out but the makers u rs of the list hadn't the heart to omit
 and it was well they did not do so fo Fl after all it was a case of suspende ce animation. There will be joy again l sd the land this morning for $. F. Coppe ai- is 1K.