Arizona republican., 1903-06-05
TIE M e
w. GRIFFIN. Mgr.

Chas. p. Carroll has returned from
short trip to Congress.
Mrs A. c. Watson is reported i'll
with typhoid fever.
Dudley Windes is much improved.
7. e. Irvine Of the Mcneil Co, Phoe-
nix, spent yesterday in Tempe.
Chief Stehhk had the fire department
out for a practice run Wednesday ev-
ening.
Ellis Wilcox and family came up
from Buckeye Wednesday for few
weeks visit with Mrs. Wilcox's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stewart.
Mrs. j. V. Spainhower left last ev
ening for her home in San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. Spainhower has been here for the
past five weeks assisting in the care of
her grandchildren. who have been so
| seriously i'll.
AS has been formerly announced, the
Degree of Honor of the A. O. u. w
will give a lawn social tonight at the
residence of G. r. Finch. a cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Byron Redden and Brislif Flummer-
felt state that they have lost nearly
| third of their entire grain crop through
the ravages of a small green insect.
| The normal board met at the office of
the secretary Wednesday evening. All
the furnishings of the new dormitory
were ordered
| Wolf Sachs has purchased an engine
and separator from VIM. Strong. and
viii thresh all his own grain this year.
| Cflas. Waterhouse announces that the
| city will get water at s p. m. Friday.
and on Saturday the water in the Hay
den ditch viii be cut down to one head
| and run OF half time
Eugene Adams and Ohio OdelI are en-
gagged in moving 700 colonies of bees
from the ella river to Mr.. Adams two
apiaries south of the Double Buttes.
Miss Grace Gutzwiller. who has been
spending the past winter here. the
guest of her uncle, J. f. Sturgeon, win
/ leave next Tuesday for her home in
] Springfield, III. Miss Grace has made
many friends here who regret seeing
| her 60 but hope she will return again
next winter.
After an illness of about ten days.
I Mrs. Alice McGrew died Wednesday at
| her home on Eighth street. The
dead woman was a sister of VIM. and
| Stacey Penn of this place and besides
/ her husband she leaves two sons, John
and Elmer. TO mourn her loss. The
funeral was postponed from p. m.
! yesterday to the evening. pending the
I arrival OF Stacey Penn from Pinal.
I The bereaved family has the heart
felt sympathy of the entire community.
Remember the ice cream social to be
] given on Finchs lawn this evening by
( the ladies of the Degree of Honor. Ev-
erybody come.
\ very pretty wedding occurred at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wingar on
/ Wednesday evening, June 3, when Miss
! Lulu Wingar and DR.. r. i. Root were
united in marriage by Rev. Kloss. At
/ 9 ocloCk, 10 the strains of the wedding
! march. Miss Wingar and DR.. Root. ac-
companied by Miss Mary Wingar and
J Mr.. Glen Root. took their places be
meath great ropes of green and white
and a large horseshoe made of pink
carnations and ferns. The bride was
attired in pure white and carried a
! bouquet of white sweet peas and the
groom wore the conventional black.
/ The ring ceremony was used. After
| congratulations had been extended
! dainty refreshments were served on the
lawn. The room was beautifully deco
rated with roses, sweet peas and cape
! jasmine About thirty or thirty-five
guests were present and many beautiful
and useful gifts were received by the
young couple. DR.. and Mrs. Root left
! last night for their future home in
/ Pima. attended by the best wishes of
! their many friends.