Arizona republican., 1903-11-12
Additional Local

COUNTRY CLUB SEASON.-The
opening of the social season of the
Country club Will take place tonight at
the club house. There will be dance
to which members will be allowed 10
invite their friends.
HElLEMAN- FOUSHEE.-Mr w. II.
1eileman and Miss Mary Foushee wer,
married last evening at g.: 80 o'clock at
the residence of the brides mother, No.
$50 West Madison street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. NJ.
Gibbons, pastor of the First Methodist
church and there was a large assem-
blage of friends present. 1'ne house
had been tastefully, decoTa tea for the
occasion and following the marriage and
subsequent congratulations a delight
ful wedding supper was participated in
by all. The bride is a most eStiuable
young woman and is we'll known here
having lived in Phoenix the greater
part of her life. The groom is also
we'll known and highly respected, hav-
ing for five years past held a respon-
sible position in the clerical force OF
the Phoenix postofTice.
GOT QUICK ACTION.-Last evening
gentleman sent an ad to The Repub-
lican office, announcing that he had
lost crutch on the Tempe road. Hard
ly had the messenger left the office
when the telephone rang and ]. II. w.
Jensen, who runs a club house near
the Tempe road, announced that an
employe OF his who was returning
from the city had found a crutch that
somebody would be overoyed to re-
cover. The advertisement, however,
w3s allowed to appear for it was paid
FOR and the advertiser was entitled to
the worth Of his money.
LONG SERVICE IN THE PHILIP
PlNES.-RObert Mills, formerly con-
nected with The Republican, is daily
expected in Phoenix on his return to
this country from the Philippines
where he has been almost ever since
the outbreak of the war with Spain.
At that time he was student at the
University of Nebraska and was near
ing his graduation. Though he had not
finished the course when he enlisted
he was allowed 10 graduate. After some
active service he was given a clerk
ship IN the army and when the hostil,-
ties were over he entered the civil
service ana became stenographer and
clerk of the court of the first instance
which position he has lately resigned
to come home and take charge of N
estate left him by the death of his
father last spring He is a brother OF
A. S. Mills who is now in town await
ing his arrival.
TBALL.-There is to be crack
game of football at Eastlake park
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock. The
contestnE teams will be the Normal
school organization and the first team
of the Phoenix Indian school. 1t is
likely there VIII be a special train from
the soutn side for the accommodation
of the normal champions and rOnrers.
Thus far the norinais have Il little
the best of the argument though thrv
arc free to admit the natives are worthy
fOemen. IL VIII be the second gau;e of
the season between these teams. thc
nOrmals winning the former game hy a
good score. The game however. was
PLAYED on the normal ground and that
is accounted to have been a slight all
vantage The Indians. however. have
added something to their record since
that contest through the game At Bis
bee n few days go when they defeated
the Bisbee team which is believed 20
be one of the best in the south. Though
the score was close it was ncverthe-
less a victory and is designed to add
something to the uneasiness OF the nor
mails who will not be sure of Satur-
days game till it is won.
WHEN THE SPIRIT MOVES.-It is
n fine thing tor one to just have money
enough to do as he pleases without
bothcring other people. Friends OF
John w Cope announce that he is inst
that kind of a person, and has right
to be if he wants TO. Mr.. Cope spends
his winters in Phoenix and his summers
in Illinois. He don't really know
which place is home Tor he likes botli
and has relatives at both ends Of the
line. He says he goes to Illinois in
the summer 10 make enough so n" can
spend the winter here and his friends
say he comes here in the winter to
make enough to live on in Illinois dur
ing the summer. Probably the ques-
ton could not be settled short of a con-
gressional investigation so it will have
to rest a matter of opinion. But il
Illustrating Mr.. Co7e's habit of Going as
he 9leases il is said that when he gets
tired of Phoenix ne gets on the cars
and goes to Illinois without advertis-
ing the fact or asking anybody's ad-
vice. Last year when lie came TO Ari-
IONA. his departure was equally as sue
den. FIe drove down town one day
from his farm and hitched his team in
front of the store of a relative. III tn
course of the afternoon he got to
thinking about the land Of sunshine
and when the next train came along
he stepped on board without telling
anybody. Late that evening a friend
saw the team standing in front. of tt.,
store and took care OF it, saying:
Well I suppose John has gone to
and sure enough he had.
They heard from him about a week
later from Phoenix.
Eulk oysters famous Cookoos fresh