Arizona republican., 1905-05-23

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 O'LEARY-LISE SENB E-John M. 1 OLeary and Ms. Alice Lisenbee were united in marriage last night by Jus tice Burnett at 145 South Second street
 ILLNESS ENDED FATALLY-Miss Munson, who was called east last week to attend her father who was seriously | i'll, telegraphed that he passed away | yesterday at the Presbyterian hospital ' in Chicago.
 l KINGS DAUGHTERS-The Whatso- ever Circle of the Kings Daughters will meet this evening at the home of the Misses Halsey, 91S East Van Buren street. It is expected that there will | be a large attendance.
 1 A ST. LOUIS VISITOR-E. L. Col | lins of St. Louis is paying Phoenix a 1 business visit, MT Collins being a travelling representative of the Roberts. Johnson & Rand Co. Shoe company of | that city. That the world is small vas again demonstrated when he met yesterday an old time friend in the person of Roy Loman of the Republi- can force.
 SPRING PARTY-The Endeavorers of the First Presbyterian church will give a spring social this evening at the ] home of MT. H. A. Diehl TIP N. Second avenue to which they cordially invite all their members and friends An ap- propTiate program has been arranged and some novel features will be intro 1 duced in the evenings entertainment. l A CALIFORNIA VISITOR-W D. | Woolwine, vice president of the South ern California Savings bank, IS expect | ed to arrive here from Los Angeles this 1 morning. MT. Woolwine is already | somewhat interested in this valley and | is an acquaintance of J. Ernest Walk CT. who came from an adjoining coun- | ty in Virginia. where both were raised | and are proud of it.
 MORE REALTY SALES-Notwith | standing it was windy yesterday and | threatening either rain or a sand storm | B. G. Pecka never took his eye off board and kept on playing checkers. | He sold lot 15 in block 10 of the Col | lins addition to Miss M. A. TyrrelI, and lot of block s. Montgomery ad- dition to Mrs. Isabel M. Pass. The lat | ter property went for $45O and in- cludes a small but comfortable frame | house.
 1 CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER-The ! Coffee Al restaurant which has not ] known night from day from the ear 1 Hest times was closed last night for | the summer. The electric lamps with in were left burning so that the ef- l feet of the shutting of this well known eating place was not so marked. It is understood that extensive repairs and remodeling will take place before | the opening of the fall season.
 GOT SEVEN EACH-C. Garcia, Je- sus Flores and w. Bryant were before Justice Burnett yesterday for drunk enness and peace disturbance. Flores is the man who was arrested on the | street Sunday morning for disturbing | church gOers. He is also the man who had him with him at the time couple of little boys whom he had enticed | away from home.
 HYMENIAL-At the horne of MT. and Mrs. Daniel c. Coverdale. on the Tempe road at eleven o'clock a. m
 on Monday 22nd inst, Miss Gertrude 1 May Anderson and Mir. William A. Barkley were united in marriage. Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey being the officiating clergyman. Both bride and groom are residents of Mesa and have many friends who wish them well. MT. Bark l ley is a brother Of Mrs. D. c. Cover dale.
 A MONTHS oUTING-Irving Hill and family will leave this morning for the Upper Verde for an outing of a month. MT. Hill is well provided with fishing tackle in order that he may be armed against the obstreperous trout of Oak Creek which at this sea- son of the year are said to be quite az gressive. MT. Hill also has taken pre- I.caution against the bears which are sometimes found in that wild and TO- Emantic region.
 RECEPTION TO GRADUATES The junior class of the Phoenix In dian school gave a reception last night in honor of the senior class the mem
 bers of which graduated last week. The large reception room of the girls home was beautifully decorated in white and gold, the colors of the sen
 for class. The evening was begun
 with a pleasing program of music, both vocal and instrumental, after which
 dainty refreshments were served. Gov CTS were laid for about one hundred.
 A GROUP OF DISTURBERS-Fe nando Valencia and Felipe Cara were lin Justice Johnstone's court yesterday Lfor disturbance of the peace. They
 were fined S5 each The conduct of Salvador Altamarino was much more offensive and he was given $15. A. Sanchez and C. Beltran will be before the court this morning on the com plaint of Juan Garcia who says that while he was in a sleep of intoXica- = ttion they robbed him of his trousers. the only pair possessed by him. Among
 other cases which will be tried today
 is that of Arthur Valentine, a little coloTed boy who is accused of having stolen a lot of pigeons from a little } lson of F. l.. Comfort. This is not a frecent offense. It was mentioned by
 the papers some time ago when the } pigeons were found by the youthful