Arizona republican., 1905-12-26
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 stitute of the teachers of the county will begin it's work this morning in the Central school building and from all advance reports will have a particu Iarly large attendance. The program which has heretofore been published outlines a very interesting and instruc-
 tive line of study. Several social events will mark the stay of the edu- cators in Phoenix given in their honor. IOWA FAIR VISlTORS-Dr. and
 Mrs. F. F. Stone of Burlington, Iowa. arrived here yesterday and are regis tered at the Hotel Adams. Dr. Stone is probably the most notable profes- sional starter of horses in races in
 the United States, having performed this duty in many of the big eXhibi- tion races of the makers of world rec Ords. He comes here to fill an en-
 gagement with the fair as starting judge.
 X. OF p. SOClAL.-The Knights of Pythias will give a social and banquet
 tomorrow night. to which all the mem
 bers of the order and their wives and
 sweethearts are invited though of
 course it is contemplated that no member should have so many sweet
 hearts as to crowd the hall. The en-
 tertainment is given more particularly
 for the benefit of visiting members of
 the order who are in the city attend
 ing the fair.
 THE Y. M. c. A. MEETINGS-The first Of a series of '. NJ. C. A. meet ings was held last evening in the tenn pOrary headquarters of the assOcia-
 tion in the Fleming block. There was a good attendance and an interesting address was made by Rev. MT. Gro nenberger. Tonight at 7:30 o'clock Rev. Coates will address the meeting. The rooms have been fitted up and made quite comfortable for the recep- tion of strangers both day or evening.
 STILL COMING TO THE FAIR Several hundred more visitors to the fair arrived in the city yesterday on the different trains and more are eE- pected today, particularly those who desired to spend their Christmas at home. Among the visitors yesterday from the north were Mir. and Mrs. Henry LOvin and Mrs. Ed F. Thomp son and child of Kingman. Mrs. Thompson nas a double mission in visiting Phoenix. Besides the fair she will visit her son, who is a student at the Tempe normal.
 A cORONER'S CASE-Last evening about o'clock Eulogio Gonzales died at his home in the southeastern part of the city from the result of a hem orrhage He was 65 years of age but had been in good health. Death com ing so unexpectedly, a cOrOner's inquest was held to examine into the cause of it but the verdict was that his death came from natural causes. Several Of his children maG.e their home with him and have made preparations for his burial. Judge Burnett conducted the inquest.
 VAN PELT-S NMOE. - Mir Claude Van Pelt and Miss $. Stenmoe were married. at o'clock yesterday evening at the Episcopal church by Rev. E. A. Penick. After the marriage they and their friends had dinner at the American Cafe, which was very prettily decorated for the occasion. two | bells of red flowers being suspended | over the table. Neither bride nor | groom have lived in the city very long | but both are highly esteemed by those | who know them. Mr. Van Pelt came ! here from Governeur, N. Y. The bride until lately was a resident of Calumet, | Michigan.
 BRACE OF BICYCLE THIEVES.-I Yesterday afternoon Deputy Constable | Meiia saw boy trying to sell a good | looking bicycle for $2. The price was so suspicious that the officer began to | ask questions. The boy became scared | and admitted that he had stolen the | wheel in Tempe and brought it to to sell. He said that another |