Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
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A SUMMER ON THE COAST-Mrs James Flaherty and daughter, Monica, left on Tuesday morning for the coast to spend the summer. Before their re- turn they will visit the Lewis and Clark exposition.
 Lowell and Miss Daisy Fritz of Denton, Tex. who are en route to California, are in the city for a few days. visiting Mrs. A. G. Stark. Miss Lowell is the daughter of MT. Tom Eovell, the con- tractor of the Capitol building.
 LEAGUE SOCIAL AND BUSINESS MEETING-Tonight the Epworth League of the First M. E. church will hold a business meeting and social in the church parlsrs, to which all are cordially invited. A varied program and a couple Of musical surprises. An enjoyable evening assured all who at tend.
 HAS PASSED AWAY-The many friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Fred Shaw of Kansas City will be grieved to know that she passed away yester- day morning at S:10 o'clock. Her go- ing was peaceful to the last. She was conscious of all her surroundings. It is expected that interment will be made in San Bernardino, where the family expects to reside.
 EXCURSION FRIDAY EVENING" The Phoenix & Eastern Railroad com pany has arranged for a special excur- sion Friday evening. to be run from Mesa to Phoenix and return, for the accommodation of those who desire to attend the performance at Eastlake park. The train will leave Mesa City at 7:2O Phoenix time, Tempe at TAO, and returning after the show and dance will leave Phoenix at 12 o'clock.
 TO SPEND THE SUMMER-Mrs. A. B. Williams will leave on this morn ing's s. F. P. & P. train for the north. At Ash Fork she will meet her husband. who is now in California, and together they will journey east to spend the summer. MT Williams will attend the meeting of the grand lodge of Elks in Buffalo and the annual conclave of the Shriners in Niagara. After that they will go to Canada to visit with rela- tives of MT. Williams.
 CORONADO BAND-The famous Coronado band will pay Phoenix its annual visit on Friday giving a free concert on the city hall plaza in the evening" to which everybody in the world is invited. The purpose of the band is to advertise the famous sum- mer resort, which is already well known to many Phoenix people by per sonal visitation. But there are others who haven't been there yet, and any how the music is worth hearing even if one don't expect to go away on summer vacation.
 PHOENIX POST CARDS-The firm of E. L. Andrews & Son has just re- ceived from the AIbertype company 10000 post cards, showing views of Phoenix and vicinity. There are twenty subjects, including the more prominent buildings, canals, mountain scenery, the Hole-in-t -the-Rock, and pictures of most of the show places in the valley. They are particularly hand some cards. the pictures being photo gravures They will be on sale at all the news stands in the city.
 THE MONROE HOUSE SOLD-E. E. Pascoe reports the sale of the north west corner of Monroe and Second streets to Martin and Ellis, the present occupants of the premises, for SS,0OO. This property has been held by T. c. Bowe at $10,000 for the past two years, and was traded by Bowe at that price for three store buildings in Los An geles. to a California real estate man, last week. He immediately listed the same with Mir Pascoe for sale. MT. Pascoe succeeded in effecting a sale the next day ts G. c. Donnelly of this city, and has a second time sold the prop