Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11
MISS RuEoRp HoME-Miss Bessie

! MISS BUFORD HCME-Miss Bessie
/ Buford has returned to Phoenix after
spending the summer in Santa Cruz.
! Sacramento and Los Angeles. Miss
/ BufOrd is a trained nurse. and will
make her home for the winter with her
sister Mrs. W. F. Rhodes.
! SPED THE PARTING GUEST-Tne
friends of w. J. Clancy gave him a
I God-speed banquet at the Ford hotel
grill room Saturday night. 1t was a
very pleasant affair and was attended
by score or more of the acquaintances
of Mr. Clancy. He left last night for
Seattle to join Mrs. Clancv. and his
stay there will be indefinite. Mr.
Clancy has been connected with the
firm of GOldwater & Bro. since it's es-
Establishment in this city several years
ago.
OSSBACKS-Every town has its
mOssbacks but Douglas has a little
bunch of them that ought to be
brought to the Arizona fair as curl
osities. Free delivery of mail has
been suggested for Douglas and the
project is being opposed by two or
three small merchants who have stores
near the pOstOfiice and who say
that their own business will be greatly
injured if free delivery is instituted so
people will not have to pass by their
doors TWO or three tunes a IA. II
might be cheaper for Douglas to buy
these merchants out than to have her
growth and prosperity interrupted.
A TEMPORARY RETURN-Dr. J.
NJ Ford came back TO the city yes
terday and will remain only a week or
two when he will go back to Kansas
City. He viii return for the winter
about November 1. This is a business
trip. At the request of the Union Ma
tional Bank of Kansas City, he accom-
panied Theodore Thorne OF Ossinning
y. Y, who comes to settle the affairs
of his brother w z. Thorue, who died
three weeks ago. Mrs. Ford and Err
nest Ford and wife are spending the
summer and early fall at Excelsior
Springs, MissOuri's most famous sum-
mer resort.
BACK FROM MARKET-CharIesI
Korrick, proprietor of the New York
store. and Mrs. Katie Kirkland, who
has charge of the millinery depart
ment, returned home yesterday from d
visit of six weeks spent in the eastern
markets. principally St. Louis Chi
cagO, New York and Boston. Mr.. /
KOrrick says he had a fine time and
bought a large stock of goods for the |
coming season but he was glad to get
home again as the weather in New |
York and the other eastern cities was
not all the time what it should have
been, or what i. would have been if |
he had had the making of it.
DR.. CRAIG HOME-Doctor and /
Mrs. Craig arrived yesterday morning |
and are guests Of the Hotel Adams. /
DR.. Craig left here early in the sum |
mer and at WickenbUrg joined the /
famous Caravan" that crossed the |
desert to Nevada But he never had /
any intention Of digging gold in those |
parts and at BullfrOg he left the der
wishes, went to Tonopah, and from
there to Santa Barbara, where he
was married. Accompanied by his
wife he then visited Portland attend
ed the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Medical association, returned to
Santa Barbara for a few weeks, and
finally leaving for home stopped over
a week or so in Los Angeles. He has
been away a long time now but says
he has finished his running around for
a while and is again ready for hard
work Mrs. Craig. though having
visited Phoenix before. now for the
first time calls it home and it is sin
cerely hoped she will be as pleased
with the town as are mOSt good people
who come here to live.
BULLETIN NO. 51-Tne agricultural
experiment station of the University of
Arizona has issued bulletin No. 81, i
which ought to prove a very interesting
and valuable one to the agriculturists