Arizona republican., 1905-06-23
EDGAR WILSON'S FUNERAL-

The funeral of the late Edgar Wilson will be held in the Central NJ. r. Church, South, this afternoon at four o'clock All friends are invited to at. tend the service.
 IRON SPRINGS RESIDENTS-Irv- ing H. Andrews and family left this morning for Iron Springs. MT. An drews will return at the end of week. but Mrs. Andrews will remain at the Springs during the summer.
 A NEW CORPORATION-Articles of incorporation of the Honduras Fruit Growers association were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock ;s S37 800 and the incorporators are J. NJ. Ferguson and J. NJ. Sullivan,
 PETTY OFFENDERS AIdai was before Justice Burnett yesterday for a disturbance of the peace. The night before he and another man on horseback ran up and down the streets making the night hideous. His com panion escaped. A!dai was sent to jail for seven days. Dionicio Garcia was given seven days by Justice John stone for disturbance of the peace.
 HAPPY AT LAST-O. c. Bullock and Mrs. Julia A Johnson were unit ed in marriage at high noon yesterday by Probate Jud"e Phillips Mrs. John son was divorced from her husband about two weeks ago and it had been arranged between her and Mr. Bull lock that the wedding should immedi- ately follow the granting of the de- cree. MT. Bullock heard the court make the order and he lost no time ip making application to the clerk Of the probate court for a license. In the course of the usual interrogatories the rIe aH ha iY,I- quite dry on the order for the decree. An order for a decree is not a decree itself and MT. Kirkland having made inquiry in the office of the district court learned that the decree had not been signed. Judge Kent had also gone home for the day. About that time he left the city and did not re- turn for ten days. Mrs. Johnson bore this enforced delay so philOsophically that MT. Bullock appeared to be alarmed. He did not know that before the decree was finally signed she might be out of the notion of marriage alto gether. JJs st before Judge Kent left for the east he signed the decree though it was reported after he had gone that he had forgotten if, Tn which event the marriage would have had to go over to September. MT. Bullock by the way is an uncle of his wife's first husband.
 A LAWN SOCIAL-The social given by the ladies of Purity Temple No 9 Rathbone Sisters at the residence of NIT. and Mrs. Frank Coyle on Thurs day evening was a most decided sue cess. The attendance was much larger than had been expected. The social was held on the lawn where a dane ing platform had been erected and most of the evening the platform was occupied. There was music by the Pioneer band and also piano. guitar and mandolin music by the DeMund sisters and Mrs. Ida Moore. Those who d.d not dance put in the evening playing cards. This very successful enteTtainLc~- --as under the direction of a committee consisting of Mrs. Frank Co-'le. Mrs. O. D. Fulton, Mrs C. W. Mckee, Mrs. Harry r. Sackman and Mrs. George w. Kane. A special feature of the service of the refresh ments was the Japanese costume of the following waitresses: Misses Marta Mckee, Bertie Shott, Nellie Coyle. Evelyn Coyle and Nelma Coyle. They were assisted by Misses Bessie Felch and Dora Cohn. The temple had ap- piled for a dispensatfon permitting It to hold no meetings during the months of July and August. But the applica-