Arizona republican., 1905-07-07
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LADIES' AID SOCIETY-The La dies Aid society of the Christian church will hold an all day meeting today at the residence of Mrs. E. L. Peery. 616 North Third street. Every member is urged to be present as this will be the last meeting during the heated term. Members are asked to bring their lunches and remain all day.
 FRATERNAL COURTESIES-A number of the members of Tempe lodge l. O. O. F. on Wednesday night paid fraternal visit to Phoenix lodge. the occasion being that of the semi annual installation of officers. Satur- day night a party of Phoenix odd elbows will return the compliment by visiting Tempe lodge to attend install latiOn.
 A MISPLACED DOc-There is a little dog, a bright animal. at the Wells-Fargo express office awaiting an owner. IL was brought in yester- day morning from MaricOpa by an express messenger. 10 whom it had been given. along with fifty cents for taking care of it.. He was told that a woman would call for it, but so far she has neglected to do so.
 4 BRIEF ViSIT-X. A. Holla- who resides in the east but who is interest
 
 holdings in this valley. is in the city for a few days looking after his business interests. He is accompanied by his niece Mrs. Kate X. Hamm. a former resident of Phoenix. but now a resi- dent of Los Angeles. They are guests of the Hotel Adams.
 HAD A NICE TIME-Miss Florence Seeds who went to the Grand Canyon on the excursion returned home yes terday morning. She stayed at the canyon long enough to see things pro perly. going down the trail clear to the waters edge in the bottom of the can yon and visiting numerous view points where the great gorge could be seen 10 the best advantage. The days were delightfully."- spent.
 THE SALOME CLlP-Ernest R. Hall of SaIome is a conscientious reader or The Republican and he knows that what he reads is to be depended upon generally. He has been keeping in (. Ose touch with tine market quotations on wool and the price seeming to be about right he came clown to market the Sa!Ome product. In order to evade ITeiVht he brought his head along in the passenger coach and had it barber cd atfeT he got here. He thinks the clip Will pay the expenses of the visit.
 UNION SERVICES AT EASTLAkE FARk-The union services held at the park last Sunday were eminently sue cessfUI. Eastlake park is an ideal place for such meetings. the congre- gation was large and the representa- tives of the several churches interest ed were delighted to find so comfort able d place for the evening services during the heated term. There will b union services at the park next Sun day evening. Young Peoples meeting at T.3G and the preaching service at s clock. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to the public to attend these s=Iy ices.
 RAISING VEGETABLES-J w Ela"s. letter known as Strawberry Black yrst-- ---- brought his first in- stallment of tomatoes to town and they are of excellent quality. He has done well on strawberries but thinks the vegetable field a broader and more ] one. He may continue to raise l strawberries. green corn and other 1 things i1 which he has operated suc- l cessfuliy, but hereafter he will devote | his attention more particularly to to- i matoes If Ae raises more than the | market requires he proposes to start a catsup factory and run the big catsup | trusts out of business
 NlPPED IN THE BUD-United | States Marshall Daniels stopped what | would have been a bad runaway yes i