Arizona republican., 1907-11-29
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VISITING FRIENDS.-D. C. Kelly of Yuma, a former resident Of Phoe- nix. is in the city visiting friends.
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 the youngest child of MT. and Mrs | William F. Crump, died Sunday after noon at 7 o'clock. The funeral services will be held at their home. Ills East | Jefferson street. today at o'clock.
 ARIZONA PATENTEES. s. Patents have been recently issued to the fol- lowing residents of this territory: To | Calvin II. Wilkie. of Douglas. for a concentration: to B. l.. Wortnen, of 1 Tucson. for hydro carbon burner for | q furnace.
 NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRiSE-A new millinery parlor Is being opened the Misses Lichtenstein at their resi- dence, 52l East Van Buren street. Both 1 are expert trimmers from New York | City and have recently been associated with Mrs. Close. They propose to car | ry a fine stock of exclusive millinery and the success of their ventures Is generally predicted.
 A ENJOYABLE ViSIT.-O. w. Kiln ger. of Los Angeles. who has been vis- ! iting friends in Phoenix for the last three weeks. returned home last night. ! MT. klinger was a resident of the city about twelve years ago and the mem ory or it always remained with him. He says that he carries away still more pleasant memory. Phoenix is now much more of a town that he ex- pected to see and the weather during his stay was on its good behavior.
 N L ssrl,t there will be a regular meeting of the D. Q. K. K. lodge. The principal busi- ness to be transacted will be with ref erence to a ceremonial session that is to be held some time in December. A big class is awaiting the trip across the desert, and Fl Yemamah Temple will prepare for the journey with lots of bandages and refreshments. There will be nomination of officers tomor- row night as well.
 A SPECIAL EOITION.-The Doug las Dispatch issued creditable Thanksgiving number. IL is devoid of colored type but it more than makes up :or that deficiency in the general mechanical style of the paper and the matter which has been set forth. The issue contains fair description of the progress of that part of Cochise county within a year. An interesting feature is the showing of the extent of build ing operations there within the last year.
 MR. G. W. kRETSINGER IN THE CiTY.-Hon. George w. Kretsinger. general counsel for the Monon route, arrived in the city yesterday. MT. kretsinger has been in California on business for the Grand Trunk and stopped in the territory to visit his niece, the wife of Agent Ben Snyder. of the $. F. P. X P. at Congress. Mir. Kretsinger was formerly general coun- sel for the :. F. P. & P. He will re- main in the city couple of days.
 AN INFORMATION DOCUMENT Under date of November l the reclam- ation service has issued a comprehen- sive circular letter of nine solid type written, reproduced pages. on the Truckee-c Carson irrigation project. de- signed to furnish concisely the infor- nation sought by possible homeseek- CTS concerning that section. The let ter is prepared by Thomas H. Means, the engineer in charge of operation of the governments project and should therefore be accurate and reliable. IL covers the wide range of soils, climate, present and possible products. water supply, markets, the method of secur- ing a home and the capital required.
 MRS. TOM THUMB A CHRISTIAN SCiENTIST-A little incident occurred on Wednesday night in connection with the Gentry show performance that was not down on the program. Mrs. Tom Thumb, or more accurately speaking, the wife of Baron Magri. is a devout Christian Scientist and takes every op- portuuity to worship with the people of that faith. Wednesday evening she hurried through her acts in the big tent and was met immediately thereafter at the door by some of the ladies of the local Christian Science congrega- tion. They were driven at once to the church where the regular Wednesday evening meeting was in progress and where an opportunity was given the countess 10 relate how she came into Christian Science over twenty years ago and tell of her many experiences and demonstrations since then The little woman talked about twenty min utes and after the meeting was given an informal reception in the reading rooms. She was accompanied by her husband, Count Magri, who was too diffident to make a speech but ex- pressed his delight in being able to at tend the meeting.
 Prosper Bardone, commission mer-