Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
VISITORS FROM THE NORTH

VISITORS FROM THE NORTH MT. F. M. Murphy, accompanied by Messrs. w. A. Drake. T. A. Jones and John w. HartzIer of Scranton, Pa, vii! arrive in the city this morning.
 CHANGES OF RESIDENCE-The family of F. s. Miner has moved from West Adams street to the Ftckas resi- dence No. 927 West Washington street the Ffckas family having moved to 60 North Second street
 OCCUPYING A NEW HOME-NIrs- Sara c. Evans, who formerly resided on North First avenue yesterday nov ed to her new home recently con structed on North Central avenue MT. and Mrs. H. g. Creighton will oc- cupy for the winter the hOuse vacated on North First avenue.
 NOT ERS-Secretary Van der Veer of the board of trade. wishes to announce to the several thou sand boys and girls in this city. that the board of trade is NOT the head quarters of the fair commission and that he has no buttons to give away. or to sell either. The board of trade has come to be regarded by many and especially the children, as the fountain of all human blessings.
 A WINTER VlSiTOR-NIr. William Coleman of san Francisco arrived here yesterday and is stopping at Palm Lodge. probably for the winter. Mir Coleman brought with him a little the finest thing ever seen here in the way of an automobile T. is a large and heavy machine of Packard manufacture and appears to be as comfortable to ride in as a palace car. T. is not only a fine piece Of mechanism but 1t is 9 fast car being capable Of maintaining
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 SCANDALOUS CONDUCT-A couple of bouquets of wild flowers were sent to this office yesterday from Cave Creek with the remarks that never be- fore was the native vegetation so Fare and beautiful there at this time of the year. T. was suggested that April and May 1905 were carrying on most scan dalOusly. having pumped themselves -1 the laps of the gray haired old months of October and November, to chuck them under the chin and conceal them with wide voluminous floral skirts.
 WANT THEIR SHARE-AIr. Surrey of the s. F. r. & r. who was in PhOc- nix yesterday, said that several train men in the employ of the Arizona e California branch of the Santa Fe sys- tenn, had suffered virulent attacks of gold fever and about a week ago se- cured leave of absence to go to the scene of the Carrigan strike in the Biu Williams country. It was understood they had located claims and they seem to have found what they want for none of them have returned yet
 < HALLOWEEN PARTY-Tuesday evening at their home on West Adams street Miss Shirley Miner and Miss CharIine Crossan entertained a number of their friends in a most delightful manner. Games appropriate to Hal loween were played and dancing was induIged in. Those present were: Miss Parker. Miss Butterfield. Miss Clark, | Miss Johnson and Miss Osborn and Messrs. Thomas. Geo. Kirkland, Sidney Osborn, Hugh Mckie, Curtis Clark, | Clay Parker and George Lutserding.
 WEDDING GUESTS-HOn. \. ". | Bernard member of the council from Pima county in the last legislature ar | rived in the city yesterday morning to | attend the wedding of his colleague, | Hon. John H. Page tonight to Miss l Francesca Baker. It was expected that | Hon. Steve Roemer of Cochise county J Hon. H. B. Rice, member from Gra- ham county would also come but the 1 former was suddenly taken i'll and MT. | Rice. who is now at Douglas is de- | tained by business. It is probable that | other members from the north and | south will arrive in the city this morn l ing.
 MOTHERS CIRcLE-The Mothers Child Study circle of the Churchill l school will hold it's regular meeting to- ]