Arizona republican., 1904-09-22
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GONE TO LAGSTAFF-Frank l Mead. special agent of the Indian oiilce left on this mornings train for Flag staff but expects to return again within q week. was received at the office of the gov ernor yesterday of the appointment or Alma z. Palmer as postmaster at Tay- l Tor, Navajo county.
 AN INDIAN WEDDlNG-A mar riage license was issued yesterday to Juan Vavages and Lucy Annie Holmes Both are members of the Pima tribe and former pupils of the Indian school. They are now living at the Salt River
 reservation. The marriage ceremony will be performed at Lehi.
 1 MIR. LEONARD BACk-E. F. Leo Inard. master mechanic of the M. & P. railway company has returned from Fl
 Paso to which point he accompanied Mrs. H. w. Dews and the body of her | husband who was accidentally and fa- tally shot here a short time ago.
 SAW MUCH OF THE COUNTRY Territorial Treasurer Kirkland and his | family came back yesterday from two months tour of the east. They visit ed the worlds, fair and the former home of MT. Kirkland at Hannibal Mo.
 After that they made a trip to Canada. GONE TO SEATTLE-W. O. Griggs cashier of the Arizona branch office of the New York Life Insurance com pany has been transferred to the office of the same company in Seattle and
 left on this mornings s. F. P. & P. train to asume the duties of his new position.
 LEAGUE LAWN sOCIAL-A lawn
 social will be held by the members of the Epwor-th League of the Central NJ. L E. church south this evening at the home of Rev. c. H. Govette, 627 north Fourth street. 4 free will offering will
 be taken to help pay the league mis- sionary assessment. Come and bring your friends.
 WINTER RESIDENTS-Mr and Mrs. Fred P. Brewer came in yester- day from their home in Saginaw, Mich. This is the third winter that MT.
 Brewer and family have spent in Phoe- nix, which they are beginning to call home for they live here about eight months in each year, though MT.
 Brewer has his business interests in
 Michigan.
 MISS JACOBS INJURY-diss Edith
 Jacobs of the office of the county re-
 corder has been detained at home all this week by an injury received last
 Monday morning in falling down stairs at her home. As she was about 10 descend from the second story she lost her footing. The violence of the fall | is shown in the fact that the neweI post at the bottom of the stairway was
 thrown out of place.
 MIR. JOHNSON HOMEI J. John son, manager of the Arizona branch of
 the New York Life Insurance company returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles. It vii be remembered that
 he was married but a short time ago
 iR Bisbee, Mir. and Mrs. Johnson going
 directly from that city to Los Angeles to enjoy their honeymoon. Mrs Johnson, however, was taken ill i'm Imediately upon their arrival and has been in a hospital ever since. She is improving rapidly, however, and will probably be fully restored in a short time.
 TWO REALTY sALEs-w. E. Thomas has sold lot of Baltimore Heights, between Phoenix and the In- dian school, to A. H. Linebarger who expects to begin improving the pro perty at once. It is a five acre tract and the consideration was S125O. MT. Thomas also sold lot 15O by 300 feet
 Tn size to Mrs. Lucy Hawkins This | is part of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 32 township north, range east and is immediately adjoining Baltimore Heights. Mrs. Hawkins expects to be-
 gin at once the erection of nice resi- dence on the lot.
 A GLOBE VISITOR-J. A. Moore of Globe was Phoenix visitor yesterday