Arizona republican., 1903-11-07
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THE COUNTRY CLUB-At the reg ular meeting of the Country Club this afternon Mrs. c. r. Ainsworth and Mrs. Frank AireWorth will serve.
 STOLE A PAIR OF BOoTs-some sneak thief stole pair of No. S1s hunting boots with buckles at the top about noon yesterday from the back dcor Of the II. A. Diehl shoe store. He made good his escape, leaving no clew.
 A FOOTBALL GAME.-The foot bail game to be played between the Normal and Indian school teams is to be play ed November t6th at EastlaIle pari, instead of Thanksgiving as previously announced. The game will be called at 2;30 D. m.. and a lively engagement is promised.
 FARM CHANGES HANDS.-Ralph R. Root and wife have sold to Elmer A. Cartwright a well improved twenty acre farm in the Cartwright neighbor- hood west of Phoenix. the considera- tion.being $2,2OG. There is a comfort able house on the farm which is under cultivation and very choice little home property.
 SOLD TWO HOUSES-e. c. Pecka has sold two houses and four lots. the properties adjoining, at Nos. TO and 7lS south Third avenue Both houses are brick and of four rooms each. They sold for $.5O each. The buyers are Charles M. Hall, a railroad man, who has lived here sometime and his cousin, Mrs. Matte Puett who came here recently from Texas and eX- poets to reside here permanently.
 M'ANALLY-H HAWKINS - Edva ard W. MAnaily and Miss Mary Alice Hawkins were marrled last night a. the residence Of the 'parents of the bride, Mir. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hawkins on the Black Canyon road. The cere- money was performed by Justice Bur nett. The groom has for a long time been connected with the Meadow Brook farm dairy The bride is young and very handsomewoman.
 LOST HIS FiNGERs.-Some time ago Japanese cook employed at the residence of Chauncey D. Clark. near Peoria, burned his right hand so bad ly that it was thought at the time that the saving of them would be doubtful. It became certain yesterday that he would have to give them up. Mrs. Clark brought him to town yesterday iliol lLil4t7 anu dil lIpuldl4On was per formed by pr. Stroud.
 A NEW STRlKE.-F. L. Eddy. of the Eddy Gold, Silver & Copper Min ing Co.,, is in the city and brings with him some fine sample7 or ore from new strike on the vein running through the property that is now being de- veloped from the end cropping in gulch. The new strike is on the apes of the vein some 75O feet from the present workings and is surely promising one, though it has not been developed enough to determine the size of the ore body. It is only a surface strike but MT. Eddy says in an hour and a half he took out a ton or ore like the samples brought to town. which are wonderfully rich in copper aud lead.
 NEW CHURCH RooMs-The Christian Scientists Of Phoenix cor dially invite the public to be present at the first service. Sunday morning. in their new rooms on Monroe street in the new Postofice building The Christian science organization is fortunate in having secured a five years lease on all the ground floor of that part of the building east of the postofhce. fronting on Monroe street. Their service room is large well lighted room that will seat about two hundred people. The reading room will bc open daily to all inluirers from 70 to F a. TT. and from to D. m. Al authorized Christian Science liter ;.tUre will bc kept on sale, including ell the published works of Mary Baker c. Eddy Another room is to be used by the Christian Science practitioners.