Arizona republican., 1906-03-21
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A POSTAL cHANGE-James Hill. who for several years past has been connected with the Phoenix office of the Postal Telegraph company, has, on account of illness. resigned his posi- tion and will spend some time In the recuperation of his health. He is sue ceeded by J. E. Zevelery. an operator formerly with the Postal at Fl Paso. The change in the office was made
 w. c. r. U. MEETlNG.-The w. C. T. U. will meet this "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the Central NJ. F.. church, opposite the postoffice. The meeting will develop the work of the Cradle Roll and the program will consist of brief addresses by Mrs Anna Battia, Miss Broadbooks and Miss Gilchrist, recitations by three of the little pupils, music, including solos by Mrs. L. D. DamerOn. All friends, especially the mothers of the little children. are cordially invited.
 KNEW WHAT HE WAS BUYING -Dr.s C. Norton yesterday bought through the agency of Dwight B. Heard and Hirst & EgIey the north west quarter of section Is, township north, range 1 east, better known as the Charles Pendegast place. Though pr. Norton will not reside on his farm, he will superintend the cultivation of it. While the selling of real estate to outside parties results in the bring ing of more money into the country, the selling of this farm to a man who has lived here as long as pr. Norton has proves a great deal of local confi- dence.
 FIELD ROWN.-Another romance with its beginning in Phoenix had it's continuation last week in a suburb of Philadelphia, when on Thursday Miss Cora Van der Veer Brown was married to MT. Richard L. Field at Concord vile. The wedding was a quiet one and was witnessed by only the fmme- diate family of the contracting parties. Miss Brown will be remembered by number of friends in Phoenix, where she spent two years about three years ago with her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Van der Veer. Her mother, Mrs. Anna V. Brown, who gave her away at the wedding. also spent a winter in Phoenix at that time Mir. Field was here at the same time recuperating at Palm Lodge, and it was then that the young couple met On account of the ill-health of the groom. MT. and Mrs. Field immediately settled down at their home in Con- coTdville after the wedding.
 MRS. STODDARD ENTERTAINs. Yesterday afternoon at the Stoddard home on North Central avenue Mrs. I. T. Stoddard very delightfully."- enter tained about fifty of her friends. the affair being complimentary to Mrs. C. D. Cheesman of Los Angeles, who with ner husband, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Stoddard. Cards was the form of entertainment. the game 0lsved be- ing five hundred The home. one of the most attractive in the city. was made more so by the use of greenery used with sweet peas. At the close of the playing a guest prize was awarded to Mrs. Cheesman, the first prize to Mrs. T. K. Elvey and the con- solation prize to Mrs. w. J. Kings bury of Tempe. As souvenirs. all of tne guests retained their score cards, which were also used as place cards which were adorned with very pretty little scenes done in water colors. During the afternoon a luncheon was served
 THE SOUTHWESTERN SEcURI- ES.-Announcement was yesterday made of a change in the official di- rectory of the Southwestern Securities and Investment company, which was organized in this city several years ago by Mir. Garrett T. Ryan, Geo. A. Mauk, and l.. J- BOnSall, and which company has, since the beginning of business, been actively engaged in the
 handling of various mining projects and general investment business MT. ! Bonsall and Mir. Mauk are succeeded | by the change in the company by MT. | l. T. Hosey, who came to Phoenix sev-
 eral months ago from Idaho. The com pany yesterday moved from it's former
 offices in the post-office building to temporary rooms in the Vantilburg | building at the corner of First street Y and Adams. Later they will take a
 room two doors south of their present location, where they will fit up per
 manent quarters. The company will
 continue to do a general real estate
 business with the handling of securi-
 tise and general Investments and moro | particularly the handling Cf mines and
 mining properties. MT. Hosey has fol
 years been actively engaged in mining
 has large interests in Idaho, and
 has, since coming to this territory. ac-
 quired Considerable mining property
 in Arizona Much Of his time vii be spent about the territory. while 8ir
 Ryan will be in the city.