Arizona republican., 1907-10-11
OF LOCAL
III INTEREST

HOME AGAIN-Captain and Mrs.
Geo. b. Norton are at home again af-
ter a summer most delightfully."- spent
in Jersey and other eastern states.
DIRECTORS MEET TODAY. -
| There will be a meeting of the direct
ors of the Y. NJ. c. a. this afternoon
at O'Clock at the Valley Bank.
THE LADIES' GUILD-The Ladies'
Guild of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
church will meet this Friday afternoon
at o'clock in the guild house.
MISSIONARY SOCiETY.-The Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society Of
the First NJ. +. church will meet this
afternoon at o'clock in the church.
parlors.
THE KALEs HOUSE ON WHEELS
The work OF removing the Kales
house from the grounds of the Y. NJ.
G. A. was begun yesterday morning by
Lauver K McEwen who undertook to
remove it,, 1t is TO be relocated on
vacant lot on South First avenue.
While it was being taken across Wash
ington street il held up the street car
service for about fifteen minutes.
AN ENFORCED vACATION.-Geo
Kirkland. clerk of the probate court,
is taking a Law off for the accommoda-
ton of his writing arm. The evening
before. Mr.. kirkland in preparing to
go to the theater stepped upon boot
black stand and slipped in such a man
ner that he fell. He threw out his arm
and it struck the cement floor in such
way as to sustain a fracture of one
of the bones. The arm is in sling.
TILE nC6nDN CrLnnI ,,,h
licity department of the Osborn school
district announces that this is the most
successful year in the history of the
school. The year began with good
attendance which has been steadily in
creasing until all records have been
broken. The corps of teachers is in
sympathy and in consequence much
better work is being done. The chill
dren too are more enthusiastic in the
pursuit of learning by reason of the
gymnasium fixtures which have been
put in place on the school grounds
and altogether all things are working
together for the betterment of the
Osborn district.
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS. -
At the late conference the following
appointments were made for the Ari-
iona Mission of the NJ. +. church:
For Phoenix. \. r. Maclean; Bisbee.
Hugh Copeland; Cananea, |. L. Cakes:
Douglas. c. w. Deming; South Bisbee
and Don Luis, J. VI. Rich: Tombstone.
Adds Albro; Wilcox and Benson, r.
G. Opie; Stafford. to be supplied;
Globe. f. G. Decker; Yuma E. NJ. SUIT
ton: Yuma Indian Mission ]. NJ. Ochil-
tree; Tucson r. H. Shafer: Glendale
William Whitfield; Tempe Wilbur
Fisk: Mesa J. NJ. Crouch; Prescott l.
w Wheatley; Jerome A. l.. Hawley:
Ninslow to be supplied: Flagstaff c.
p. Metcalf; Williams David Roberts:
kingman F. G. Farr; Needles Cal. A.
X. Stewart. Rev. 5. J. Rogers is the
superintendent Of the mission.
MORE NEW RESIDENTS-Men-
ton was made short time ago of
couple of families which recently ar
rived here as a result of the visit of
l.. j. Charles to Indianapolis some
time ago. Mr.. Charles. it was then
stated, went east on private business
and only spoke of Arizona incidentally
to inquiring friends. But he gave .hem
the truth when they asked for it and
they could not help being interested.
Yesterday an additional contingent -
Indianapolis people arrived here as
the result of the good seed sown by
Mr.. Charles. The latest arrivals are
William Johnson and family and Will
liam Reed and at the present time
they are glad they are here. There is
little doubt that they will be more glad
as the months roll by.
AN HONEST MAN-The little
items of petty stealing going on in
every community of this\size creep
into print so frequently in the regu-
lar grind of criminal news that it is
quite pleasing once in a while to make
mention Of some circumstance indicat-
ing that there is now and then an
honest man doing something unusual
4 few days ago George Hamlin stated