Arizona republican., 1906-10-11
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

AT THE HOTEL ADAMS-Dr. Win
 Wylie, having rented his property or
 East Monroe street. formerly the Mil
 lay residence, has now taken up his
 residence in the Hotel Adams
 MAKING WAY FOR THE NEW
 The contractors have about completed
 the work of tearing down the brick
 buildings at the corner of First street and Adams preparatory to the con- struction of modern brick structurs
 by John Noble. But one wall of the old Pacific GrOtto restaurant room re-
 mains standing.
 THEIR WINTER HOME-Dr. and Mrs. l.. H. Goodrich returned to Phoe- nix yesterday morning and will spend the greater part of the winter here ! The summer they have passed at their home in Massachusetts and other east ern points. In travelling west they made the journey along the Canadian Pacific road and then to Arizona through California. Both Dr. and Mrs. ! Goodrich have been in good health since leaving the territory
 BETTER STILL - Manager Fred Epstein, who was recently placed in charge of the business of the Arizona 2 quest of all interests. for the purpose of recognizing the business. has pro- ceeded so rapidly with his plans. that
 he is ready now to make them public instead of being delayed for another
 week as he eXepcted. An announce ment of what is proposed to be done will be found elsewhere in the adver- Using columns Of this issue
 CATHOLIC SOCIAL UNION ELEC- TlON-At the meeting of the Catholic Social Union of St. Mary's church held for the purpose of completing the organization for the winter season. there was good attendance of mem bers and an unusual degree of enthu- siasm displayed over the election Of officers. Those chosen to serve during
 the winter are: c. J. Me Elroy, pres ! ident; Vincent Jones, vice president: A. 4. Graf. secretary; Miss Mary Pet tid, treasurer. The first meeting of ] the association will be held the com ! ing Tuesday evening
 A DELICATE OPERATION-Las i summer Mrs. Ed. F. Leonard. through
 an accident suffered the serious burn ! ing of one of her eyes with caustic | When it healed the lower lid of the eye adhered to the eyebaI. a very dis pleasing and uncomfortable result. Yesterday an operation was performed | for her relief, the lid being separated from the eyebaIl. The operation re- quired couple of hours and was very | painful in view of the fact that the patient was unable to take an anesthe- 1 tic. It seems to have resulted satis- factOrily however, and it is believed a complete cure will be effected, and natural conditions restored
 
 l Bennett was at MorristOwn a few days | ago. Justice of the Peace II. N Cox i demanded an explanation of his con duct, saying that if it were not sat i isfactory he would cause his arrest on | a charge of bigamy. Judge Cox said ] he had read a day or so ago in The ] Republican, a story in which it was stated that Harry J. Bennett was mar | ried two or three years ago at the | Hotel Adams. He was personally aware that MT. Bennett already had s | wife and several children in their | teens, wherefore he demanded an ex- planation. MT. Bennett said it was a cOnfOunding of his name with that Of
 J. Harry Bennett of Tucson. who was married at the Hotel Adams. This correction is made in the interest Of ! both of them. J. Harry Bennett is en- titled to one wife and ought not to | be robbed of her in this cruel way. Harry J. Bennett having one wife is too we'll trained to try to get another one where he is so well known
 A BROKEN A%LE-By an axle on one of the eastbOund cars on the
 Washington street li1-e breaking yes
 terday afternoon on Washington street
 near Sixteenth avenue. the west end service was tied up for about two
 hours. Mechanics. after some delay. succeeded in getting the car in action
 and it was hauled to the car shops.
 No one was injured by the accident.
 APPREClATIVE OF THE GIL MATE-G. P. DriscoH. of the firm of Mohn & DriscOu, has returned home after spending six weeks in travel in the east. Part of the time was spent al his former home in Portland, Me. visiting friends and relatives. E,n route west, at Chicago, he attended the session of the National Funeral Directors Association in attendance upon which there were some 14OO del | egates. He praised the entertainment afforded the delegates to the conven- ton by Chicago and said that never be- ! fore had the association been better cared for. MT. DriscOII encountered | some cold weather during his travels, l and accordingly appreciates more than ever the climate of Phoenix. The best present for you to send east Is one that will cost you the least, And be the most welcome, 1t is Donofrio's CrystaIlized Cactus
 Candy.