Arizona republican., 1904-05-27

| ARIZONlANS ABROAD-Mr s. l.. Pritchard of Phoenix, J. O. Mcintosh
 and wife of Kingman, w. Franke and Van If. Brooks of Prescott. are regis tered at the Hollenbeck hotel in los
 Angeles.
 APRIcoTS FOR WORLDS FAIR.-
 Another shipment of the famous Salt
 River Valley apricots was made yester-
 day to the worlds fair by the Walter Hill Co. They were Royals and by
 lar the best seen in the valley this sea- son. The grower is J. L. Smith, six
 miles north of the city.
 DR. DUFFlELD HOME.-Dr. Duff Iiield returned from Los Angeles yester- day and his friends say he was disap- pointed in failing to even be mentioned
 for the position of bishop by the M. F. conference. Notwithstanding his absence from its sessions for the last two days the conference keeps right on with it's work.
 NEW ARTlCLES-Articles of the following new incorporation were filed yesterday with the county recorder: The Model Oil Gas and Mfg. Co.,, capi- tai stock S1O0,OOO, F. A. Wescott, F..
 II. Tillson, w. B. Glines of Chicago, lincorporators; Kansas City Land and Development Co.,, capital stock s100 900,
 A. M. Clark, J. H. Crawford, s. s. Os-
 born. of Kansas, incorporators; Ari-
 Zona Laundry Co.,, amendment fixing capital stock at $15,OOO.
 ADDRESS TO WoMEN.-Mr. and
 Mrs. Joseph W. Powell arrived here yesterday and are guests of the Hotel
 Adams. Mir. Powell is probably the most eminent layman in the Methodist
 church and will remain here over Sun day. participating in the anniversary
 services of the Phoenix church. This lafternoon at 9 o'clock he will deliver
 an address in the First M. F. church. lespecially to women and all women are specially invited to be present. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- IThe enga cement of Miss Ada Belle | Goodrich, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Goodrich, of this city, to MT. Cliff iford Dewitt Castle. of Springfield,
 Mass, was announced Thursday at
 rink tea given by Mrs. and Miss Good
 rich at their Springfield home. Miss Goodrich lived here until she went east
 to school a few years ago. She spent
 three years at school in Springfield and
 two years al Pennington, Conn. She
 was here on a visit winter before last. A CLOSE CALL.-F. J. Taylor, the painting contractor, who fell from. the cornice of the Sisters hospital, Mon day afternoon. and sustained severe injuries, has a good chance of recovery It was reported from his house at Sec
 ond and Taylor streets last night that
 ae was resting as comfortably as could
 be expected and was doing better than
 had been anticipated. In the fall
 which was distance of thirty feet, he
 broke his left leg just below the hip:
 the right shoulder blade was crushed, and one of his ribs was broken. while | internal injuries of considerable extent were suffered.
 WOOLMAN- -BRADLEY--Cards were received yesterday by Phoenix friends
 announcing the marriage on Saturday,
 May 2lst, of MT. Claude Woolman and Miss Edna Birtelane Bradley Their nuptials were celebrated in San Frau- cisco. shortly after the graduation of Miss Bradley from Mills College. near Oakland. The bride is well known in Phoenix, having lived here from child hood and having been one of the most popular members of the city's younger social circles. Phoenix has been her home till recently when her parents. MT. and Mrs. A. J. Bradley, moved to California to reside. The groom is q well known young business man of San Diego, being connected with q wholesale hardware firm of that city. | Though no plans are announced it is
 presumed that San Diego will be their home.