Arizona republican., 1905-12-27

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Will liam Williams and Susannah Glover, both of Mesa.
 REDMEN'S ELECTION-The an nual election of officers of Maricopa lodge, No. 19, I. c. E. NJ, will take place tonight.
 RETURNED TO PHOENIX-Mrs. R. K Points is back in Phoenix after an absence of two years, very much improved in health. She is accOmpa- nied by her sister. Miss Sallie Kyle.
 VISITING RELATIVES-Mrs. F. K. Smith and son. Harold, of Douglas, are in the city visiting the mother of Mrs. Smith, Mrs. NJ. Kirkland. They VII remain until after the holidays. ..
 GOSPEL MISSIONARY are cordi- ally invited to attend the special ser vices at the Gospel Mission this week. Rev. R. c. Opie will preach each eve ming at o'clock. Strangers in the city are urged to attend. The mission rooms ale at 3O9 West Washington street.
 AN EDITORIAL VlSlTOR-Editor J. H. Hamiu. of the Arizona Silver Felt. arrived in the city yesterday to attend the territorial fair and to take part in the meeting of the territorial press association. Mir Hamill spent a day at Tempe. where a daughter is attending the Normal school.
 ONCE A PHOENIX SOY-Armand Sharzey, formerly of this city, return ed yesterday morning after a long ab- sence. MT. Sharkey has for a long time been connected with the COnsoli- dated Telephone company and was To- cated at Tombstone until recently he was promoted and given charge of the Upper Gila division of the system.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST-The minis ter desires the presence of each and every member of the church, the Christian Endeavor and Bible school on Wednesday evening at the church to appoint committees to discuss ways and means for the coming revival ser vices, which begin January '. Do not let anything keep you from this meet ing. J. Cronenbergcr, minister.
 IN EXPLANATIONS the mention of the educational exhibit at the fair Tuesday morning, there was special reference to the papier mache model ing which is a new feature introduced in the Central building in Phoenix by Prof. Stilwell. It was stated that this work was done by the eighth grade. This was an error as the papier mache modelling is all in the fifth, sixth and seventh grades. This in no sense de- tracts from the splendid exhibit of the eighth grade but gives credit for this novel work where it rightfully belongs.
 GOT A START AT LAST-Harry Friedman, the eminent dog fancieE, is now the proud possessor of a real val table canine, being a Scotch collie pup, whelped on Hallowen'en night, thus nearly two months old. Its sire is the thoroughbred collie Brother Ben" by Heacham Galopin Ccham- pion) A. K. C. $. B. No. 71457. Its dam is also from registered collie stock. Mir. Friedman asserts ais right to own good dogs as well as good horses, and this recent purchase is tha first of a thoroughbred kennel he will from litter bred and raised by w. c. Percy, of Alhambra,
 AN AGED THIEF-For the last two or three days an old man nas been infesting the streets begging for small sums of money on the pretext that he needed them to buy food. His age and apparent infirmity helped him out and he would probably not have been mo- tested if he had confined himself to begging. But he got to stealing. His plan was to go into d store and buy some Tiflng article, and while he was being waited on to sneak what ever ne could get and conceal. He was finally caught at it in Wakelin's Dhar- macy, ana then Constable Harry