Arizona republican., 1907-08-02

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 DEATH OF MRS. ATWooD-News | was received in Phoenix yesterday of the death in Colorado Springs last Sunday. of Mrs. Anna Richmond At wood. wife of Rev. J. w. Atwood rec tor of Trinity Episcopal church. of Phoenix. Mrs. Atwood had been an invalid for a number of years and ! came to Phoenix three years ago to spend the winter. Last fall Rev. MT. Atwood was called from Columbus, Ohio. to take charge of Trinity Church and Mrs. Atwood spent the winter with him in Phoenix. going to Colorado in May. Mrs. Atwood was a daughter of Mrs. F. F. Richmond of Providence. R l., whence the body was taken for burial from St Johns church tomor- row. Besides her husband. Mrs. At wood leaves two young daughters.
 PALMER SCHANTZ-A telegram received here last night. announced the marriage of pr. F.. Payne. Palmer of this city and Miss Louise Schantz. in Dayton. ohio. pr. John Lentz attending as best man. This is the fulfillment of the pleasing announcement made in these columns some time ago. the de- lightful event on which all Dr. Palm CTS summer program has been hing ing. The newly married couple leave at once for Chicago and from there will begin tour of the great lakes and t5r the mouth of the st. Lawrence river thence down the coast. through New England and all the eastern states and home through the south. The groom has been a leading physician of Phoe- m fnr al ..I also well known here. having spent some time here with a brother
 CAMPMEETING BEGINS NEXT W6Ek-The annual campmeeting of the South NJ. F.. church will begin on Friday, August 9th, at the campmeet- ing grounds in Brill addition at the end of the car line and quite number of citizens are preparing to camp there during the two weeks 1t continues There is TO dearth of shade and water and the grounds are in readiness for the campers. number of ministers from outside points will be in attend ance during these meetings and the flock will be under the special care of Rev. Govette. Members of all denomi- nations and all interested in the spirit ual uplift of mankind whether affiliat- ed with a church organization or not are cordially invited to be present as many evenings as possible during the meeting. Arrangements have been made for all necessary supplies to be delivered at the grounds and telephone communication has been established with the city. These campmeetings have been a source of much good dur ing the many years they have been held under the auspices of the South M. F. church
 EXHIBIT FOR SACRAMENTO The chairman of the executive com mlttee Of the National Irrigation con- gress, w. A. Heard, is doing his best to secure an exhibit of Arizona's resources m sacramento during the next session or the congress. Telegrams were re- ceived from him yesterday by Govern-7 or Kibbey. by the board of trade and by the Water Users association. all of similar import. They called attention to the fact that the congress was to be great occasion. there were to be large exhibits from many states. s25. 900 will be given away in prizes and trophies and Arizona has not vet secured a space. He suggested that a fine ex-
 
 requested the various people addressed 10 get busy. There seems to be lit- tie apathy concerning this opportunity for the reason that it does not appeal as being worth the effort and money necessary to make a good display It| VIII ohly be Tor short time and most or the visitors there will each be in- terested in his own section rather than of the sort that might become inter- ested m Arizona. It is now rather be- tween seasons here and an inopportune tune 10 get up as creditable q display as ought to be sent if any is attempted Arizona certainly wants to help make the congress a success but it is inc opinion of many that that may be done by attending to the getting of a big delegation to attend in person. However. the matter will probably come before the board of trade in due time
 Y. M. C. A. MEETlNG-Ther regular meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. will he held at o'clock Sunday afternoon in the basement of the First M E. church at the corner of Second avenue and Monroe street. c. A. Massie will give talk on "The care of the body which Is the temple of God and the power Of the mind over the body which is God in the temple" Ben Massie will render piano solo. All are invited.
 AN EASTERN TRIP-Captain and Mrs. Norton left last night for New York. the Jamestown exposition and various eastern points. They will re- turn about the first of November. MISLEADlNG-For twenty-tbree years H. R. Patrick has been making his bachelor bed in the little house on his ranch on the Tempe road. Re- gently passersby began to notice how