Arizona republican., 1905-11-14

C. E. MEETING-Christian Endea vor society will have a business meet ing and social in Christian church, Tuesday evening at o'cloo,- All are cordially invited.
 IT WAS UP TO HIM-Last night at
 their lodge room in Melczer hall Tom | Whitney entertained the Eagles at d 1 banquet as a treat for the recent very | importan event in his life, his
 marriage in California.
 w. c. T. U.-An important business meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held We'd nesday Nov. 15, at D. m. All mem | bers of the order are urged to be in at | tendance.
 CADETS INVITED-Colonel Mc- | Clintock yesterday wrote to President Babcock of the University of Arizons saying that if he could no~~''-'-- do so he would like to have the University | cadets sent to Phoenix to participate in the military tournament.
 FOR MASONIC GRAND LODGE N. A. Morford and J. T. Nichols left this morning for Flagstaff to attend the sessions of the Masonic grand lodge and commandry. They were detained by business from making the trip with
 the large party that left yesterday morning.
 MESA CITY REALTY SALE-A deed was recorded yesterday by which David Trexler acquires title from Wal ter Eames to a twenty acre tract of land near Mesa City, for twenty-five hundred dollars in good American money, or $125 per acre. The property is improved by a good house, trees, etc. And here is an object lesson. Just z few miles from this place there is plenty of equally as good land with an ample water supply that can be se- cured for twenty-five dollars an acre. A few Improvements will add the other hundred dollars per acre to any of this property. Now is the time for the man with a few dollars to plant it in south side soil and watch it grow.
 DOUBLY BLESsED-TA Rupert, that distinguished compounder of stimulating ingredients wondered yes terday morning if he was seeing double He was later assured that if he was so was everybody else. One was a boy and the other a girl. They both hap pened about ' o'clock in the morning. Along in the afternoon MT. Rupert was able to appear down town.
 HIS COMMISSION CAME-Captam J. L. B. Alexander yesterday received his commission as United States at torney for this territory. It is pre- sumed that the commission of Judge Frederick $. Nave as judge of the fifth judicial district has also reached him at Tucson. Both of +he now "nnointees will take paths of office on the opening day of the supreme court next Friday.
 CRITTENTON HOME PRAYER MEETlNG-It is the custom of the Crittenton Home to hold regular prayer meetings during the winter season and the first one for this season will be held tonight at the home, Beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The meeting is to be led by Miss Clifton and a general invita- ton is extended to all, with special re- quest to the neighbors in that part of the town to attend.
 POST GRADUATE FOOTBALL-A meeting of former graduates Of the Phoenix high school was held at Ber- ryhil's store last evening and ar engagements made for the forming of d foot ball eleven which will appear on the gridiron as soon as practice will make them conditioned. The team will include several very good players and a good record is predicted for them. George Lutgerding will captain the team and Pete Alsap will act as it's manager. A game with the University