Arizona republican., 1906-06-27

Adams and a surburban ranch ano number their friends as widely as ] their acquaintance. They contemplate returning to Phoenix again next win ter.
 MISS DoRBs IMPRovINe-Mlss Laura Dobbs, who was seriously in- l jured in a runaway accident several | days ago. was yesterday reported to be ! improving.
 | CORRELL- William L. Cor rell and Lillian L. Smith were united in marriage yesterday by Justice Bur rnett at his office. Both parties are ence of the letter "L." in their names is noticeable
 RECLAMATION OFFICIALS- J. D. lStannard who has been employed in the building of the road from Desert station to Granite reef, and MT. Kirk patrick who has been in the employ of the government at Roosevelt, were both Phoenix visitors yesterday MT Stannard reports that the Desert road Is practically completed.
 ENROUTE TO CHAUTAUQUA- Mrs Merrill M. Grigg. formerly Miss Anna Murphy, of the Comwock School of Expression, Los Angeles, will arrive in Prescott today She will spend a
 
 ceed to the national Chautauqua, where she has an important place on the pro gram. Mrs. Grigg is the president of the Shakespeare club of Los Angeles.
 JEROME VISITORS-Mrs William Gebb and son, John Wesley Gebb, of Jerome, are visiting Mrs. w. E. Thom- as, of this city, on their way home from the university at Tucson, where MT Gebb has, after a four years course, just graduated as a bachelor of science. A brother IS attending Stanford University, both the young men fitting themselves for a life of ac- ttvity in the mechanical branches.
 REAL GYPSY-The regular monthly social of the Christian EndeaVor society of the Church of Christ was held last night at the home of Mrs. c. A. Dono- frio. One of the main features of the evening was the postoffice with the distribution of postal cards. Another interesting feature was a real gypsy who told real fortunes. The grounds were handsomely decorated and the young ladies of the society served Ice cream and cake.
 WILL VISIT RoosEVELT-Miss Laura Dutro. who accompanied Mir. r. M. Murphy and party from the north yesterday, will probably be joined to- day by Miss Sharlot M, Hall, who has been in the southern part of the terri tory, and they will visit the reciama- tion works at Roosevelt. Mr. Murphy and Messrs. w. A. Drake and F. P. Cruice will go over the Phoenix and Eastern to Winkleman today.
 PAULLEN ekINNEY-Friends in Phoenix have received cards announc- ing the recent marriage of Miss Ethel Mckinney to K. D. Paullen, a promi- nent newspaper man of Seattle, Wash. Miss Mckinney will be remembered as the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Preston Mckinney, former residents of this city, where MT. Mckinney served as pastor of the Presbyterian church. The couple will make their home in Seattle
 THOUGHT HE WAS DEAD-JOs- eph Coulson was badly hurt in front of his home at the corner of Fifth avenue and Washington street on Monday eve ming. He was repairing the awning in front of his place and lost his foot ing. The fall to the sidewalk was not a long one and there were no internal injuries nor any apparent ones about the head. But he did not recover con- sciousness until after midnight, and for a time it was feared that he would not survive.