Arizona republican., 1907-11-19
or LOCAL
Ill INTEREST


/ dance of the Arizona Club will be Civ
en- on Thanksgiving evening. Nov. 2S,
al the Arizona School of Music.
ON ESS.-James II. =. Ma
/ son. travelling passenger agent for the
Washington. Sunset route. is in the
city today on business for his line.
THE CHORUS WILL SlNG.-The
chorus of the Woman's Club will sing
/ this afternoon at the meeting of the
/ Woman. club at the club rooms ut
las u. m. Rehearsal at hsme Of Mrs.
( Cravens. 240 West jefferson Street.
DOWN FROM PRESCOTT.-W. A.
/ Drake. zee president and general man
ager Of the =. T. Z. X p. George Tis-
dale. roadmastcr and Attorney Paul
Burks of Prescott. We're in the city
Yesterday from Prescott ON business.
BIG SUM CoLLEcTEp.-Th The las;
DAY for the payment of taxes was yes
terday and City Collector Barnett re-
ports 4 asa banner day the total col
lcctions being SN552.09.
DEATH OF MANUEL JARAMIIlO.
Died at Octa"a AriZ.. on the morning
of Novemer 10th al half past 1 o'clock.
Manuel Jaramillo. He was natuve
of New Mexico. thirty-two years old.
He ,ea-es mother and fatEer in
New Me"ico.
SOCIAL UNiON.-The catholic So
ciaT Union viii give progressive
cuchre this evening at st. Anthony's
hall at corner oc Third and Monroe
streets. PLAY will egin at SIS o'clock
Refreshments will e served and all
visiting Catholics are invited.
nnOronNlEn
count Of the reception at the Crittenton
Home, "Wednesday. the W. g. T. l.
meeting will be postponed one week.
and will be held at the home of Mrs.
John Wix Thomas. 1926 West Wash
ington street. Nov. -.
COME FOR WiNTER-Mr. NJ. Grear
and family of AshVille. North Carroll
ma. arrived in the city yesterday and
will spend the winter here. Mr.. Grear
was in Phoenix last winter and enjoy
ed the fine climate. This winter he
and his family went to Texas for a
few months. but the weather was 50
disa greeable that they DECIDED to come
To- the Salt River valley.
INQUIRY FOR clINE.-MarshaI
Moore has received a letter from Mrs.
Prena cline Of WeStmoreland. Tenn.
who syishes Ia know the whereabouts
of her husband. Felix cline. who said
he was going To- Imperial and after
wards wrote her boy that he was in
Phoenix Felix said that h. intended
To- leave this city but the Officers would
not let him She says she writes Mr..
Moore as an Old friend for Felix when
at home 50 often spoke of the marshal
AZ though the latter and he had met
frequently. The marshal Will
he glad To hear from any one who
knows where Felix is now staying. 50
he can set the wife's mind at rest.
A NEW HORSE FIRM. p. g.
Hodges Of Yuma came up t. the fair
with fine young trotting colt. Duke
II. but he got here to late To- enter
him for tho races. He Is four year
old horse sired b. the BarkleV horse
and has a record of 2:OS2: Yesterday
George KlotSbach bought a half inter
est in the horse. with Mr. Hodges. and
viii work him out on the Phoenix
track. Mr.. Klotsbach sa.S II i fine
gelding and Will meet all Corners and
meet them to win. George says it cost
him 400 TO- his half interest
LODGE ENTERTAINING NT.-The
Fraternal Brotherhood haIl was the
scene Of much gaity last night. The
occasion was the first Of series Of
mUsicales TO be given by the lodge. \
fine program was rendered. promi-
nent on which were the solos by Mrs.
Ormsby. MessrS Adams and Turner.
and the playing Of Mascagnrs famous
intermezzo by Miss Plough. Mr.
Stewart gave The Debating Society"
in his inimitable manner. At the
conclusion Of the music coffee was
served. after which the Myrtle orches-
ira played for d dance which lasted till
midnight. The lodge purpose giving
these musicales frequently as a means
Of social entertainment among the
members.
ElkS' MEMORlAL.-The Elks are
now busily engaged in making prepa-
rations for the memorial services
which are held every year. SUNDAY
Nov. 1st. is the day for the memorial
this year. Eugene Brady O'Neill has
been secured To make the address Of
euloSN. Special music is being ar
ranged. Among the soloists already
selected are Mrs. Tiffany. Miss Edythc
Mcdonald. Karl Heinrich. who will
appear with a fun orchestral accom-
paniment of twenty pieces under the
direction Of Eugene Redcwil The
memorial wiz he held in the Doris
theater which will be appropriately
decorated for the occasion.
A CONDEMNATION SUIT. - The
time of the district court Yesterday af-
tern"on was taken up with a condem-
county on change of venue. The
plaintiff is the =. r. =. * p railroad,
and the defendant is Mrs. Rosa Mar
con y right of way through certain
property of the defendant along Gram
its Creek is involved. The plaintiff