Arizona republican., 1906-11-12
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 INTEREST

A CLASS MEETtNG-Delta Alpha | class will meet Monday night. Novem- ber 12, at 7:3O in the parlor of tho Church of Christ. All members are urged to be present
 THE SUPREME COURT-There will be a session of the supreme court be- ginning today in which matters whose consideration had not been disposed of at the last meeting will be disposed of.
 THE v. Nj. C. Apr. John W. Thomas addressed the Y. NJ C. A. yes terday afternoon at o'clock. He gave the most practical talk that it had been the privilege of many in attend ance to hear in many a day. The man or boy who did not hear it missed d great treat
 SANTA FE SOUTH SIDE SERVICE Effective today the Santa Fe train from Tempe and Mesa known as No. 40. and arriving here at 1.25 D. m. will run to the fair grounds. Train No. 45 returning 10 Tempe and Mesa wifi leave the fair grounds at 5:3O p. m city time and the Santa Fe depot in Phoenix at o'clock D. m
 HY PAGES NEW PLAcE-A letter has been receved from Fly Page, for merly city ticket and passenger agent of the Randolph lines. but now with the Chihuahua and Pacific road at Chihuahua telling of his safe arrival in that city and of his great satisfaction with the country in general. Mir. Page will shortly assume a responsible po- sition with the traffic department Of the road. At present he is the chief l clerk to the general superintendent. COMING OF THE BRIDEGROOM Walter Elingson is expected 1 to arrive in the citc this morn ! co evening he is to bc united in marriage to Miss Leah Cole of this city and immediately afterwards they will leave ! on a Honeymoon trip to the city ot | Mexico. After a stay of several weeks | in that city, the couple will return to 1 Salt Lake. making the trip by way Of | Kansas City and Denver. At Salt | Lake Mir. Ellingson is the chief clerk ! in the general offices Of the san Pc | dro and Salt Lake route.
 l DILLON -BOND-Last evening al ! the home of her brother. Dr. r. C. ! Bond in Capitol addition. in the pres ence of a few immediate friends and relatives. Miss Edith Irene Bond of Hanford. Cal. was married to Isaac r. ! Dillon of Eureka. Cal. Elder F. I. Richardson of the Adventist denomi- nation officiating. Miss Bond has
  ! teaching in the church school of the lAdventists and her loyal and sincere
 character has won many friends. Mir. and Mrs Dillon will make their home in Arizona. continuing the work in the 1 Adventist faith. in which Mir Dillon has been engaged in the northern part of the territory for the past few | months.
 REST AT THE REPUBLICANS | BOOTH-When visitors at the fair gel | tired of looking at the prize cattle, | horses and sheep. ladies fancy work. l the mineral and educational exhibits ] when everything about the fair ground begins to pail upon them and the races 1 are not-yet ready to begin. they should ! go to The Republican booth. which Is i the first one to the right of the en- 1 trance to the grand stand. There they can make themselves at home Thera are chairs. tables writing material and | every newspaper published in Arizona. ! the latest that have come to town. All | this is free. Every visitor at the fair will want to know how things are go- ing at home in his absence. Whether he is from Cochise, Apache Yuma, or | MOhavc county, he will find his flaw orite newspaper waiting for him.