Arizona republican., 1907-10-15
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has been cutie i'll for two or three days of an attack Of the grip.
 YOUNG LADIES' GUiLD.- The Young Ladies' guild of Trinity E,pisco- nal church will meet at the residence of Mrs. c. B. Christy, No. S19 North Third avenue, on Wednesday evening, at o'clock.
 FUNERAL OF WARD HUGHES.-| Funeral services of Ward Hughes will De held in the parlors of Mohn & Dris- coll at 3: 30 a. m., Tuesday. lnterment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 WILL SPEND THE WINTER.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dickinson of Christmas are here to spend the winter and are located at s67 North Fifth avenue.
 WINTER vISITORS.--Miss Carrie and Miss Emma Miller of Indianapolis arrived here on Saturday to spend the winter with their sister, Mrs. $. A. Melton. who resides on Center street.
 RETURNED TO PHoENIx.-Miss Buford. who has been spending the summer visiting in northern Arizona, has returned to Phoenix, where she Will spend the winter.
 WILL BE INFERRED AT BUF- FAlO.-A telegram was received yes terday from the relatives of Dennis May in Buffalo instructing Mohn X Driscoll to ship the body east for in- terment The property of MT. May will be looked after by an administrator, who will be appointed by the probate court.
 NOTICE TO POULTRY HANGERS. Those who are contemplating making
 entries in the poultry department of
 the territorial fair, are invited to ap- ply to c. B. Wood at the sheriff's office | for premium lists, shipping cards and such other blanks as they will need.
 MOTHERS MEETlNG.-The Wo- mans Christian Temperance union will hold mothers meeting at the home of ! Miss Lulu l. Clifton, 450 North Third avenue. Wednesday afternoon. All in
 rerested friends, especially young moth
 CTS. are cordially invited.
 ROLL OF SINFUl.-Justice Kyle
 yesterday had before him Tom Kelly,
 who had been imbibing too freely, and
 he was charged s. which he had in cash. Harry Hathalby, who. because of his undesirable character, was not wanted in the community, was given a
  cia. Ignacias Suares, Juan Alverez, Santiago Gomez. John H. Wright and Andres Roses, all jags, were sent up for seven days.
 PROF. HElNRICH'S STUDIO.-Pro- lessor Karl G. Heinrich, who last year vas connected with the Arizona School
 of Music as violin instructor, is now located in the O'Neill building. where he has furnished fine studio in rooms r. and 13. MT. Heinrich has only been back here four weeks and in that time
 his classes in both violin and vocal i'm struction have increased to such pro- portions that he was obliged to open a studio to accommodate his pupils. MIR. AND MRS. McNEFF HOME.- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McNeff returned home yesterday morning from Colo rado. Mrs. McNef went there about the first of July to spend the summer h. September she was taken quite sud- denly and seriously n and Mir. McNefi was sent for, leaving here on the 18th Fortunately there was quick change for the better and she is now quite fully restored. They are both glad tC be home again at room l, in the Moni- han block.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE-Suit was be. gun in the district court yesterday bN l Ramona Robles against Simon Roble: for divorce on the ground of desertior ] and failure to support. Suit was als' begun by Neils Petersen on judgmen I for S13S2.22 granted him on Octobe
 13. 1902, and which is to be renewed that it ma be kept within the statut
 of limitations. Since the rendering O the judgment $500 has been paid on it
 but with interest and attorneys fee
 there is still more than $500 due.
 INITIAL RECITAL.-The initial re T cital of the Arizona School of Musi
 will be given tonight in the School o Music auditorium. The recital will be | gin at S:3O o'clock. It will be an instru
 mental program, and devoted to tn i violin and piano. J. Homer Grunn vii
 appear as pianist. He was for fou : years one of the instructors in the Chi
 cago Musical College and was engage for that position while he was study ing in Berlin. The statement that h was a graduate of the school is i error. The violinist is Frank Lloy Stuchal, and both he and MT. Grun are new members of the faculty c the Arizona School of Music and thi IS their first appearance before an aud fence in this city. The program ren dered by these two talented musician is certain to be a treat for the lover of music.
 WATER PROFITS-The figures ( | the cit- water department have bee | made uo and they show that the las month was the best of all. The tot; collections were $4159.40, and tn operating expenses were S1406.97, leav | ing the net profit as shown by tn I books to be s2752.43. But out of th | there is to be paid the electric ligf | company for power S516. The wats l lrontals Were s4l2S15 This is 2 litttl