Arizona republican., 1905-06-22
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FUTURE LOS ANGELES RESI- | DENTS-Mrs. E. M Walker and daughters, Mary and Irene left night
 before last for Los Angeles where they l will probably reside permanently. | DEATH OF JOHN REDWINE- | Constable Lee Redwine learned yester- 1 day of the death of his brother John
 Redwine. a month ago in Idaho. The 1 dead man had spent the greater part
 of his life in this valley but about eight years ago he moved to Idaho MORE TRIUMPHS-Tne Board of Trade has still other triumphs to re- port. They are Triumph clingstone l peaches, brought in by R., Parker Pierce of Glendale and are just like the ones he brought before. and will also be preserved for later use as were the others.
 FLOODED RoADs-If it isn't one thing its another. Those who have to drive north and west of the city are now kicking because there is too much flooding of the roads. It seems impos- sible for Arizona people to get just ex- actly enough water measured out to them.
 A FORMER PHOENIX GIRL-A Tucson paper says: Vivian. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Chauncey F. Aims Nfol LII OL llOEll CnuIGn ana Alameda streets. was successfully treated yester- day for hip trouble by Drs. Martin and Mcfarland. The young lady is doing nicely since the operation was per formed.
 A LONG sEPARATIoN-AIrs. Eli zabeth Champie of McKavett, Texas. ! is in the city visiting her son. C. E. Champie. Mother and son had not seen , each other for twenty years. Mrs. Champie has been here for the last two weeks and Mir. Champie said yesterday that there had been for him two solid weeks of Sundays.
 AN lNADVERTENCE In yesterdays report of the Board of Trade meeting the night before. reciting the vote of thanks to those who helped in the en- tertainment of the congressional party, the M. & P. and $. P. railroad compan- ies were inadvertently left out They were mentioned in the resolution. very properly and did much to aid the To- cal committees in the success of that event wherefore due acknowledgement is made
 CHILLED TO THE BoNE-This is a story which may be difficult of be- lief but it is true. Yesterday morning at 3 o'clock William Frazee and wife who live four and half miles this side of the Arizona dam started to Phoenix It had been so warm the day before that they brought no wraps with them. After travelling for an hour they had become so thoroughly chilled that it became necessary for them to stop and build a fire by the roadside.
 DEMUND-C D-COLLINS-Los Angeles papers annouuce the marriage on Eu- gust 9 of Sylvester DeMund of this rfr s., of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Collins of Los Angeles, and print pictures of the bride to be who is an exceedingly handsome young lady. The wedding ,Tiu take place at the Woman's club, Los Angeles Miss Collins IS quite well known in Phoenix, having spent some time here about a year ago.
 FLORENCE PEOPLE WED-Mr. Charles D. Reppy and Miss Bartleson of Florence were married on June Sth. Mir Reppy is well known all over Ari- zona having served PinaI county in the legislature and having been connected with the press of the territory at var ious times for many years past. The bride has resided in Florence for many years and is well known to many peo- pie in this county as well as in Pinal.
 DEATH OF MRS. WALTERS-Mrs Adele (Huntington) Walters, wife of J. E. Walters, a conductor on the Southern Pacific, died at the Sisters hospital this morning after long ill., ness of complication of diseases. Mrs. Walters was twenty-five years of age and had been raised in this. city from girlhood. She was a daughter of Mrs. Sarah Huntington and sister of Ed Huntington and Daniel Hunt ington. Of the immediate family be- side her husband there is left four year-old boy. The funeral will be an~ nounced later.
 IRON SPRlNGS-The Iron Springs settlement has had an suspicious open ing for tne most prosperous season t