Arizona republican., 1905-05-04

LEFT FOR HoME-Mr. James Logue, who has been visiting his brother in law, Patrick Pettid. has re- turned to his home in Jerome.
 CIRCLE MEETING-The regular meeting of the Churchill School Moth CTS Child Study circle has been chang ed from May 4. to May 10 at 3:30 o'clock.
 RAIN ALL RoUND-Though there was only a trace of rain in Phoenix on election day, there were all kinds of rain elsewhere. including snow at Ash Fork. It rained heavily all over Yavapai county and there was consid- erable precipitation in the Kelvin country east of here.
 GONE TO MONTANA-H. F. Rob inson will leave this morning for the Blackfoot Indian agency near Dunning in northwestern Montana, for the pur- pose of Surveying for irrigation ditches on the reservation, MT. Robinson hay ing been similarly employed by the government in Arizona for the last year or so.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE ELECTlON- This evening the EpwOrth League of the First NJ. F. church will hold it's an nual meeting for the election of offi cers for the coming league year. An members are urged to be present. The 16th anniversary of the founding of the league will be Sunday, May 14, and will be celebrated here with appropri- ate special exercises. Particulars of the program will be given later
 FATHERS ARE INVITED-It has never been the pleasure of the child study circles to have the fathers Of the family present at the regular af- haf hn close of the school year the mothers unite in an invitation to the fathers to meet with them on Thursday even ing, May 4th. at Padget hall at eight o'clock. An entertaining and instruc tive program has been prepared. All interested friends are cordially invited.
 CALLED BY ILLNESS-Mr. Flet- cher Ford received a telegram last night bearing the sad information that his father who resides in Los Angeles was not expected to live. Mr. Ford and his mother therefore left on this morn ing's Santa Fe train for Los Angeles. The elder MT. Ford had a severe fall a short time ago in which the back Of his head was hurt severely and it is presumed his illness is the result of the injury.
 TRAIN SERVICE TO KELVIN Yesterday the PhOenlX ox EaSJern rdll- road completed the repairs to its bridge and roadbed between the Gila river and Kelvin. and for the first time in three months. to a day, ran train into that thriving village. The service to Kelvin it is expected will now be continuous and regular and everything will be in order for the big picnic to be held next Sunday. And that by the way is an incident the people of Phoe- nix and especially the business men. should not allow themselves to forget
 THROUGH PULLMAN CAR-The Santa Fe train leaving this morning was equipped with two Pullman cars one of them being a special through car from here to Chicago as previous ly referred to. This was provided es pecially for the accommodation of large number of passengers who had arranged 10 leave on this date. Among them were: Mary H. Bachelder, R. W. Craig. Mrs Frank D. Cleary, Miss Anna NJ. CIeary, Elizabeth M. Cleary, Mrs. F. A. Root, Mrs. Dr. Halsey, Mrs. Maggie Wood, Dr. H. H. Stone, F. J. Archer. 4. c. Archer, Miss Mary Run dIe Mrs A. C. Frazer. MisS Mabel Hutchins, Mrs. Rundle, Mrs. A. C. Robertson, w. A. Wilson. Others pas sengers were: Miss Ironsides for Par sons. Pa; Chas. F. Mcclure and wife for San Diego; Mrs. T. M. Allen for Ivanpah.