Arizona republican., 1907-10-14
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THE WoMAN'S CLUe-The first
 meeting of the Woman's Club for the
 season, which will be a reception for
 members only, will be held at two
 o'clock, Oct. 15, at the Presbyterian
 church.
 DATE OF DEPARTURE-The pres
 ent plans of Governor Kibbey are to leave here on the 16th for Vicksburg.
 Miss. where he will join President Roosevelt in response to his invitation 10 accompany him a part of the way
 back to Washington.
 BACK TO STAY-Mr and Mrs. W. J. Riffley and Mir. Cummings have re- turned from Southern California, where they went intending to locate, But have decided Phoenix climate can not be. beaten.
 | TRINITY CHURCH RECEPTiON.- | There will be a reception for the peo-
 pie of Trinity church and their friends
 in the parish house at the back of the
 church on next Thursday evening, Oc- tober 17th, at o'clock.
 PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' AID | SOCiAL.-The recent social given by 1 the Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
 terian church, in the Girls hall at the
 Indian school was social and finan- cial success. There were a number of i entertaining features, but the works of art with their catalogue proved as | amusing and unique as novel EXPECTED HOME.-General Agent
 GoldswOrthy of the Santa Fe and wife are expected home today from their trip east. On account of the sudden 1 illness of Mrs. Goldsworthy they were compelled to stop at Williams on the way home and have been delayed sev- eral days. It was thought yesterday | that Mrs. Goldsworthy would be able ! to leave for Phoenix.
 PAGE FAMILY Auditor
 John H. Page, Mrs. Page and the baby. returned home Saturday night after a visit of several weeks in the east. They went as far as New England, spending some time in Vermont. which is Mir. Pages native state. They also visited Boston and other eastern cities. had a fine time and return home in the best of health.
 THE LATE M. E. .CONFERENCE.-I Rev A R. Maclean reports the re- cent conference at Flagstaff one of great helpfulness and blessing. A num- Der of excellent addresses by promi- nent people in the work of the M. F.. church were features of the confer ence. MT. Maclean. in response to a request from the majority of his con- gregation. was returned to the Phoenix charge. which he has already served faithfully two years.
 DEPARTURE OF MIR. GOvETTE.- In the transfer of Rev. MT Govettte to another fichi, Phoenix sustains a real loss. In the four years he has served Central church, he has made friends in all denominations as well as among those who are not church members. Ever frank in condemning sin. while not forgetting that Christ died for sin ners. he is esteemed and respected by every one in this community.
 LODGE BANQUET.-The Fraternal Brotherhood is going to have big time tonight at its old rooms in the Lamson hall. The supreme vice-presi dent of the order is here and there will be big spread after lodge is over. during which the Myrtle orchestra will play. The Brotherhood is noted for getting up a good feed and incidentally llltEc VIII De SpilltlililS tO d dozen brave fellows who are going to
 bust the broncho." (The Brotherhood has no goat) There will be the usual dance after the banquet.
 SPOONERS HERE-The Spooner company arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and left last night for Tue son where the company will play for several nights and then go to Bisbee and Globe. IL is likely that the Spoon CTS will be back here for fair week and entertain the people in the city. Dad was looking hale and hearty and said they were all glad to get back to Phoe- nix, even if only for a short time. When the Spooners departed last night there were a few hundred people at the depot to give them send off and an invita- tion to return.
 A VERY CRAZY MAN-Officer | Troutman yesterday took into custody a young man by the name of Cox who
 has been employed with different par ties about the valley. When first seen | by the officer Cox was talking to every
 one he met on every imaginable sub | ject. When locked up he said that he was going to sue the city and he took the reporter into his confidence and I showed him how he could make a
 couple of thousand by suing the city
 for him. He complained of the cell door being locked as he said it be- | lOnged to him by right of purchase. | I.