Arizona republican., 1905-09-23

GOING NORTH-Thomas Rynning, captain of the Arizona Rangers. spent yesterday in the city en route from his headquarters at Douglas to the north ern part of the territory.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-There will be regular services at the Pres byterian church tomorrow. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., preaching at II a. m. and 7:S0 D. m. and Christian En deavor service at 6:30 D. m. COmmun- ion will be held at the II o'clock ser vice
 HAD A GOOD TIME-Mr and Mrs. N. A. MOlford returned home yesteI day morning from Manhattan Beach. California. where Mrs. .Morford went about seven weeks ago, being joined by MT. Morford about month ago. They had a delightful outing and both retuXl home in better health and spir- it's.
 AN UNFORTUNATE MEXiCAN- Estevan Moline. a Mexican about six ty years old. met with a very serious misfortune yesterday at HOghe's ranch. He was employed there and in the course of his work he fell from a wagon, breaking his leg. He was brought to town, but had no home to go to where he could have proper at tention. so he was taken to the coun- ty hospital.
 GONE TO LOS AN5ELES-Mrs T. ". Pem bertOn. accompanied by her daughter Miss Francis. and her son, Harold. passed through Ash Fork on Thursday en route from Chicago to Los Angeles. At that place this win ter Miss Francis will attend school, Mrs. Pemberton and Harold returning to Phoenix. Harold. who was operated on in Chicago for appendicitis, is com pleteIy recovered, the operation being very successful.
 HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSO- CIATION-The Athletic association of the high school was organized yester- day for the coming year and officers chosen as follows: President, Celora M. 5toddard of the senior class; vice president. Sims Ely of the freshman class; treasurer. Will Simpson of the junior class; secretary. Hermon ROs enberg Of the sophomore class. The association has many Tians for the years work, none of which have yet fully matured.
 SANDY IS IMPROVING-Jack Hanlon returned to Phoenix yesterday after an absence extending over a pc riod of several months. During that time he has been in the east visiting at his former home in New Jersey. He says that his sister Mrs. A. O. BrOdie has safely arrived at her home in the east and that her son, Master Sandy Brodie. is very much improved in health since he came from the Philip pines Mir Hanlon makes Prescott his headquarters and after visit of a few days in Phoenix will leave for that point.
 A PIONEER WOMAN-Yesterday Mrs. Eliza A. Edwards. one of the pioneer women of Phoenix, celebrated her 7Oth birthday. For twenty-six years she has resided in Phoenix and has during that time watched the town grow from a small settlement to the magnificent city it is. h the growth of Phoenix Mrs. Edwards has done her part. During her residence hera she hac buiIst three new houses for her own use as residences. It not only shows that Mrs. Edwards is progres- sive but that she is a lady who ap- preciates a nice home and is in a position to satisfy her desires.
 MOVED A TOWN-WinkIeunan Ar izona, is now one mile and half farther east from Phoanix than it was yesterday. This statement may seem a tr-he strange to those who have never visited the town but not at all strange to those who are familiar with that city and surrounding district Tn