Arizona republican., 1906-05-18

stroud was summoned. The buggy is
 a total wreck and the horse was not
 captured until some time later in the evening.
 AFTER LAPSE OF YEARs.-Mr and Mrs. w. T. Tyler of Chicago are visiting friends in the city and valley | They are cousins of Chairman J. P Orme of the board of supervisors. MT and Mrs. Tyler spent some time in the valley several years ago. They are on their way to California where
 they will probably reside permanently. A DOG IN THE WAY. = Jasper Dobbs, proprietor of the Lightning Delivery company. Wednesday after moon met with an accident the result of which was that he sustained a brok-
 en wrist and several severe bruises on
 the body. While he was riding his
 bicycle he encountered a dog which
 caused him to fall. The wrist broken
 was of his left arm and it has given
 him great deal of pain. It is possible
 that the wrist will permanently be
 stiff
 STOCK COMPANY coMINe.-
 Manager Berger of tine Eastlake Park
 theater, yesterday afternoon received
 a telegram from Chicago announcing
 the departure from that city of the ten
 members of the stock company which
 is to play an engagement at the park
 this summer. The company is headed
 by Lee Beggs, a prominent young actor
 who for the past season has been ap-
 bearing in stock at three of tue larg-
 est of the Chicago houses. It is ex-
 pected if there are no mishaps, that the company will reach the city next Sunday morning. Work on the tneater building at the park is in the meantime being rushed with all possible haste and everything is being arranged to make the patrons of the place com fortable when the season opens. ..
 ExcURSIONISTS TO THE COAST The summer excursions over both of the roads to the coast have been we'll patronized so far this season. The second excursion night on the Marico- pa and Phoenix road was last night and the following were among the passengers with San Diego, Los Ange- les and other coast points as their destination: T. F. Hall. NJ. D. Field. Carlos Chretin, Grace Holland, Mrs. c. H. Brown, E. A. Murphy, Mrs. A. J Edwards and family Margaret Fair child, l. R. Rice Mrs John Nichols. May Nichols, Vim. Nichols and Ed ward Nichols. For other points than the coast, the passenger list included: w. w. Barnett for San Francisco; Marcus Aurila and wife for Santa Barbara;' B. C. Smathers and wife. Ashville, North Carolina: N C. Miller Nellie and Ida Miller. Fairmont. West Virginia; Miss Vera Nelson, Kirksville Missouri; Mrs. A Walker. Kansas City; Mrs. D. A. Johnson, J. W. John son and L. M. Obarr. Atkins Arkan- sas.
 sMATHERs- -VINsoN - A wedding ceremony was performed at 11O3 East Washington street this city. at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon whereby Miss Blanche, the second daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. L. Vinson. became the bride Of Ben C. Smathers of Can ton. N C. The affair was very quiet only members of the family and few special friends being present. The ceremony was performed by Rev. liar old Govette of the II. F. church, south. The groom is a young man of pleasing address, and boasts Of an eminent line of ancestors. embracing soldiers, law yers and doctors. He served through the Spanish- American war, sOldiered in the Philippines, and received his discharge at Fort Whipple. Since his sojourn in Arizona he has won a host of friends and a winsome bride. The young couple left over the Southern Pacific last night on their bridal tour for eastern points. after which they will make their home in Canton, N. C. The best wishes of their many Phoenix friends follow them.
 A HARD TIMES SOclAL.-Tha Church of Christ was filled to over H0yE inc Ia ct ferlF f1 program provided by the ladies of the choir for the special occasion whar they made an exhibition of their pow erty. The program was unusually fine. Special mention might be made of the chorus given by the eight fam ous Smith sisters, who are now on their farewell tour of the United States. Two fine readings were given by Miss Amy White and Miss Irene Smith. The musical numbers were all exceedingly good, Miss Chas Hunt er's solo being prominent among them. After the program hard times re- treatments were served, and souvenirs of the evening were distributed. MT Clarence Ice was adjudged to De tlle best representative among the men, Of genuine poverty and Miss PendIet1n. among the women. MT Walter KiIias trimmed the most artistic hat, which was a genuine French creation ..nG was worn by Miss Cora Wiley the re- mainder of the evening. MT Ross Michael distributed sandwiches from a wheelbarrow, and MT. Delight Little- john kept order in the merry crowd The church emptied slowly. and at a late hour the lights were still burning, and the last stragglers loath to depart.
 OLD-TIME SONGS-Ye scholars of ye singin' skule did give an exhibition at ye Baptist Meetinge House at candle light last evening. Sister Spendlove played a very pretty piece to begin with. after which Jeremiah Hobbs sang Nancy Lee" and ye people di clap so much with their hands that he sang again. Tn Ye Gloaming" and 'Grandma's Advice" were sweetly sung 1y two of ye younger sisters Brother Butterworth and Sister Lovelace sang twice. also, as ye people demanded it so va