Arizona republican., 1904-04-09

THE COUNTRY CLUB.-Mrs. Frank Ainsworth and Miss Francis Anderson will serve at the Country club this af- ternoon.
 A BROKEN WRIST.-An emplOye of the H. H. McNeil company fell from Q stepladder in the rear of the place yes terday evening and sustained broken wrist.
 EVANGELISM SERVICES.-It is expected that Rev. George H. Brewer will conduct evangelistic services at the Baptist church tomorrow, both morning and evening.
 A REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION. Walter Talbot yesterday purchased through II. I. Latham x Go. two lots at the northwest corner of Second avenue and Olive street in Bennett addition.
 ATTACHMENT sUITs.-Two at tzchment suits were filed yesterday against the firm of Milton Berryman & Co. One of tkem by the Pacific Coast Biscuit company for S24S was filed in the district court and the other was by Eugene Brady O'Neil for $75 for rent. Both attachments were served by the sheriff's office and Elmer Mognett was put in charge. A week ago suit was brought against the firm by a Los An geles soap company.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY.-The friends of Emma Thalheimer gathered at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Thalheimer. on Wednesday night. her fourteenth birthday. There were music, games and delicious refresh ments The guests were: Vera Irvine, Gladys Jackson, Edith Stein, Bertha Kirkland, Emma Luhrs, Ella Luhrs, 1 Selma Goldberg, Hazel Goldberg, Ger trude Melczer. Hattie Hurley, Anna Luke. Eva Luke, Ethel Hoefer, Helma | Andre, Grace Hubbard, George Luhrs. Mrs Luhrs, Otto Thalheimer, Walter Thalheimer, Clrich Thalheimer, Joe | Thalheimer, Mrs. Dummel.
 FESTIVE ELKs.-Phoenix lodge No. l 335 B. P. O.. Elks on Thursday night in stalled the following named officers to 1 serve during the ensuing term: M. O. Bicknell, exalted ruler H. w. Taffe, esteemed leading knight; R. A. Warner, l esteemed loyal knight; Frank Connolly. | esteemed Iecturing knight, r. B. Champagne secretaT9; c. H. Akers. | treasurer: w. C. Foster, trustee. At the conclusion of the installation the new officers caused to be served to the en- | tire lodge in it's banquet haIL a stump tuous repast, of the sort that only the Elks know how to give for their own private entertainment.
 GRAND CANYON ALL RIGHT.-C. J. Cornell has returned from the Grand Canyon and adds his testimony that the show presented is fully up to l ad Further a show that does not seem to run down in a dull season but holds it's own re- | gardIess of Wall street movements or crop conditions. If there is any change at all in conditions he thinks it is in favor of the canyon, which seems to
 be growing all the time under the in fuence of Arizona's famous climate. Anyhow it looked bigger everytime he turned his eyes in that direction. MT. Cornell expects to leave for the east the early part of next week.
 AN INDIAN ExHIBIT.-The Indian
 office has detailed Superintendent and
 Mrs. Alexander to the St. Louis expo
 sition. They are well known through 1 out the entire service and rank among the most capable and efficient of it's em- 1 ployes. Mrs. Alexander has been called | the cornerstone" of the Phoenix | school, having been sent out from | Washington when the school was es- tablished, and was the first teacher
 She is now the financial clerk for the
 Pima agency. Owing to the pressure
 of business at home they cannot take | advantage of the detail, but instead will send Assistant Superintendent
 Larir1er and Superintendent of Irriga-
 tiOn Murphy to represent them. The Pimas will will take quite a prominent place in the Indian exhibit. The Saca- ton school furnishes the teacher, Mis- | JohnE0n. and the kindergarten class foI | the model school at the exposition