Arizona republican., 1905-06-07
FOR THE sUMMER-Mrs. Roy Lo

FOX n SO " " C Ff--NlTS- ENoy A-o-
 man left on this mornings g. F. P. X F. train for Atchison, Kan, where she will
 spend the next three months visiting
 with relatives and friends.
 VALUABLE HORSE DEAD-A val
 uable horse belonging to Judge Kent
 dropped dead yesterday morning in q rasture field. The horse was a favorite
 driver which the judge brought to the
 territory with him.
 FINE FIGS-Mrs. George Godfrey yesterday brought to the board of trade room a fine lot of Brown Turkish hss- They are of unusual size and flavor, and some of them will be preserved for exhibition purposes.
 A WELL EARNED VACATION Miss Angie Parker of the office of clerk
 of the supreme court left last night for
 San Francisco on a vacation of two months. On her return she will stop
 at San Diego and look over her ez- tensive real estate interests there.
 OFF FOR THE COAST-Mrs. w. E.
 Mcfarland and her niece, Miss Bessie
 Sharkey. left via the Santa Fe this
 morning to spend the summer on the coast. They will visit San Francisco,
 Oakland. Sacramento, MarysVille and
 various other cities during their ab- sence.
 GONE TO VENICE-C. F. Fulwiler and Neil McGinniss left last night for
 Venice. a suburb of Oceanside, Cal, to
 spend the summer MT. Fulwilers family will follow in a few weeks lie
 has connected himself with one or the
 seaside band aggregations. A. Galh'
 another Phoenix musician, will leave tonight to join him there.
 FARMERS MEETING CALLED-A meeting of the water users under the Salt. Maricopa and Grand canals VIII be held at the Board of Trade rooms on Saturday. June 10. at ? p. m. for
 the purpose of considering plans for
 prompt improvement of the water sup
 plv. The call is made by the water commissioners under the Grand, Mari i copa and Salt canals
 VISITED AT GLOBE-R. L. Long makes t a practice to visit Globe about once in every twenty years He re- turned Monday from his latest visit, | and says the old town looks very nat uraI and things are running along about as they did in the early days | The town is prosperous, and the pres ence of the railroad gives 1t a HttIe more modern appearance than 1t used
 to have.
 MELLGREN-WOOD-Leonard Nell gren and Miss Lily Wood were unit | ed in marriage yesterday by Probate Judee Phillips at his office. The bride s maids were Miss Edith Jacobs and Miss HiIda Ellingson. The groom was unattended MT. Mellgren is recent arrival here from South Dakota. The bride has been a resident of the city
 for several years. MT. and Mrs Mel | gren will make their home in Phoe- nix.
 ! MEM ORIAL SES-Next ! Sunday the members of the various l branches of the I. O. O, F. fraternity will unite in recognition of the annual memorial day of the order. About 4 o'clock they will meet at the lodge hall land 60 to the cemetery. where the
 ar~--cs O. 1-~d members will be decor ated Tn the e.-1ing, at o'clock, there will be a memorial service in the lodge room. which will embrace the ritualis- l tic ceremony and a program of music and addresses. All members of the or | der. whether home people or visitors are invited to be present.
 l A BICYCLE .THiEF-There is an other man who did not know until yes terday what a serious crime the late IIeeislature made the theft of bicycle. He is Dee P. Williams, who has been
 o resident of the valley for the last two years. A week ago last Sunday
 he stole a wheel belonging to Dero | Griffith from in front of the EngLsh