Arizona republican., 1906-03-05
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A PRESCOTT VlSITOR-D. Brown. of the firm Of Brown Brothers. hard ware dealers of Prescott. came down to PhoeniX on Friday and spent Satur- day driving over the valley.
 FEW HOURS OF LlBERTY-A Mexican patient at the insane asylum managed to escape from his Keepers yesterday morning but he was found again in a very few hours and re- turned to his usual quarters.
 BOUGHT A HOME-George E. Rich mond has sold through the agency Of J. Ernest Walker to Mrs Sylvia A. Basham lots 13. II. 15, and Is of bIoc'z 2l of the Montgomery addition for S650. The property is improved with a four-rOOm frame cottage
 TWO O-NAMES-The police have picked up two, stray bicycles of male persuasion, neither of which have the name of the maker on them. The own CTS may nave them on proving prop erty. In this connection it is rather in teresting to observe that of all the hundreds Of stray wheels that have been picked up by the police in the last few years. they cannot get ahead a little bit Every one of them found has been called for and identified and even the police themselves, wnen they need a new wheel have to go and buy it the same as anybody else. This was brought out yesterday by a man applying to the city marshal in the hope that he could get good knock about wheel at a poor mans price.
 THE WESTERN CATHOLIC RE- ViEW-The March number of the Western Catholic Review. published at Prescott, Rev. Father Quetu and A. l.. Morrison, editors, is an interesting is sue. It naturally contains the story of Robert Emmett and there is beside an interesting account of Rev Father Dhe of Hartford City, Ind, in which illus tration is made to an episode which has had wide publicity latefy It will be recalled that a month or more ago Father Quetu vas at Hartford City when a trial in which Father Dhe was interested was in progress. In the course of. the trial an attorney for the other side made certain statements re garding the Catholic priesthood, where upon Father Quetu denounced him as a liar.
 THE COOKE LECTUREs-This af- teTnoOn at 9 f5 o'clock and this evening at 8, Edmund Vance Cooke. the most popular entertainer on last years lee ture course will again appear at the Presbyterian church in an entirely new program. MT. Cooke recites from his own writings only, but there is no lack of diversity. While more or less of his work, both prose and verse, has ap- peared in the magazines and is more or less familiar to the reading public it comes again with almost a sense of novelty as presented from the lips Of the author. MT. Cooke is not merely a poet but a highly gifted and versatile impersOnator as well. The afternoon entertainment is prepared especially for school children and with the admission only nominal no child should be per mitted to miss this delightful hour with one of America's best poets. MT. Cooke is especially gifted in the imitation of childTen's speech and antics, and to hear At the Concert and Folks at Come To Our House is well worth the admission price.
 A MISSOURI There was a good fashioned Missouri gathering yesterday at the ranch. home of Mr. and Mrs. Heur- Kohl. about four miles east of Phoenix This wor- thy couple, entertained a large mum Der of forrrcr Missouri2ns. most Of whom were either relatives or neigh Dol hood friends ia ni :ssouri pr ArizJ ua Jle chief feature Jf the lays incl dents was the dinner. which was an in comparable one, the menu seeming to clude almost every thing edible known to mankind in this part of the world. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Hen ny Kohl, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kohl, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Kohl. Mr. and Mrs J. M. Dowell, MT. and Mrs. w P. Dow ell Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Dowell, MT and Mrs Mont DoweH, MT and Mrs Dan Francis. MT. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Flagstaff, Mrs. $. M. Will son, Miss Josephine Williams, Miss Lola Moorman. Miss Eudora Jamison Miss Mary Helen Francis, MT. Phillip Williams, Grace Kohl, MT. Raymond