Arizona republican., 1905-05-25
A ROOSEVELT VISITORS,

ROOSEVELT VISITOR-George Sultan, who conducts a large general merchandise store in Roosevelt is in the city for a short business and pieas- ure trip.
 GONE TO cALIFoRNIA-Mr and Mrs. T. H. Huntsberry and daughter of Vancouver Wash. who have been visiting at the home of J. M. Fixe left last night for Redlands. Cal.
 MISSIONARY MEETING-The Wo- mans Home Missionary society will hold tea in the church parlors Thurs day. May 25. at o'clock \ good pro- gram has been prepared. One of the
 interesting numbers will be an address by Miss Orr of Chicago on the modern methods of church work. Mrs Tafel and Miss Todd will sing solos. All arc requested to bring their mite boxes
 SACATON AFFAIRS-Superinten ent Alexander and others from Saca- ton arrived here yesterday and are stopping at the Commercial The agency school will close on June l for the summer vacation. The Indians are getting busy with their crops and most of them will have an abundant harvest. Some who lost their lands by the early spring floods of course will have nothing. But for the most part agency affairs are in good condition. w. Scott Smith, private secretary to Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock, who visited the reservation a week ago in company with w. S. Sturges of Tucson, drove up to the Casa Grande ruin and was very much interested in that historical relic of the past. It is understood he will make a recommend ation for some further appropriation for it's care and for the making of fur ther records concerning it.
 THE KINGS DAUGHTERS-The Whatsoever Circle of Kings Daughters had an enjoyable meeting at the home of the Misses Halsey on east Van Buren street on Tuesday evening. Considerable business was transacted and it was decided to visit Glendale in the near future. Miss Eva Bowyer was elected to receive the prize in the autograph quotation game. Among those present were: Miss COrdelia Nelson, Mrs Eugene Nelson, Miss Su- sic Schermerhorn. Miss Clara Stovall
 Miss Ora Dom, Miss Ethel Dom, Miss
 Rae Callahan Miss Elizabeth Coates, Miss Marshall, Miss Lucretia Elliott,
 Miss Florence Abbey. Miss Lucy Lang ston. Miss Florence Tweed, Miss Lucy Ellis. Miss Mabel Abbey. Miss N. R. Plount. Miss Nellie McFaIl, Miss Ron nie Doris, Miss Olga Coggins, Mrs. Lord Mrs. c. Fred Sharpe, Mrs. B. F. McFau. Miss Eva Bowyer.
 HANSON GRAOUATES-Miss Etta Vivian Puntenney, MT. Walter Cope, and Mir. Robert L. Webb were granted diplomas Tuesday by the Lamson busi- ness college. They all completed the business course. MT. Webb has been a student of this school part of the time of each year for the past three years, Miss PuntenneY completed part of the course last year, and returned few months ago to finish. She is from Junction, Arizona. MT. Walter Cope is from Chicago, and entered the Lamson business college last Septem- Der. and has attended continuously since MT. Cope likes Phoenix so well that he intends to remain here, or at 1 least some p'G-e in Arizona. MT. Webb went to Globe last week to assume position with F. F. Kellner & Go. As he was not present to receive his di ploma, it will be mailed to him. These young people are all to be cOngratu- ! lated for their persistency in cOmplet- | ing the business course, as they are ! the only ones who will receive diplo-
 mas from that department this year AN EXPANDING FIRM-The Ari- Zona Hardware Ss Vehicle Go. is ex- banding so fast it can hardly keep in ] touch with itself. It's Phoenix store,
 was opened but a short time ago in the