Arizona republican., 1907-11-27
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LEFT FOR HoME.- Mrs. Anna Thompson. of Stafford. who has been visiting Phoenix friends for the past six weeks. left for home last evening. DENVER VISITORS.-Mrs.E Edward Pettid and her two sons are recent ar rivals and are the guests of her father in-law. Patrick Pettid of 5O4 North Fifth street. They will remain until after the holidays.
 NEW LOCATlON.-E Edwards and ONeil of the Independent Real Estate company. are now fitting up new of iIce in the Commercial hotel which they will occupy in few days. The room k one adjoining the main office, has entrance on the street and has been used at different times for a real estate office. Lately Jasper Dobbs has used the room for storage purposes.
 DEPARTURE OF MISS HALL. - Miss Sharlot Hall. who has been wis iting friends iii the city, left for her home at Dewey. Arizona, this morning.
 AN EMBRYO CITlZEN-Erec Nel- son Rudd, native of Sweden. yester- day began becoming an American citi- zen. He made application for that
 
 bearing.
 RETURNING HoME-George W. Brown went to Maricopa last night to meet Mrs. Brown. who will return this morning from three months visit with relatives and friends in Cali fornfa.
 THE W C. U.-The W. C. T. T.. will hold a parlor meeting al the home of Mrs. Iohn WiN Thomas. 1926 West Washington st. this afternoon. begin ming at half past two. All are cordi- ally invited to attend.
 CORNELL GRADUATE DIES. - Prof. C. P. Mathews. lately of LaFay- ette. Indiana. where he has been teach ing in a college. died Monday. This remains were taken in charge by Eas- trling and Whitney and will be ship ped to Fort Covington. New York. where his family has resided since 1852. He was a graduate of Cornell university and q very talented man. He leaves a wife who is at present in Indiana
 FOR THE POOR-Any person who has old clothing. shoes. etc. that may no longer serve his purpose but which still have warmth and comfort in them for some one. perhaps in an number walk of life. can do some good in the world bv donating it 10 the Salvation Army for charitable purposes. By calling up Phone Black 5S2 the army will be informed and send a messen- ger after il
 THE HURLEY-ABBOTT SUIT The time of the district court yester- day was consumed in the taking of tes- timony in the suit of Hurley against Abbott and others. relating to lands under the Salt River Valley Canal. Today testimony will be taken con- corning lands under the Maricopa and Appropriators canals lying in town ships l and 2 north. range I east.
 THE WOMAN'S VISIONARY SO- ClTEY. - The Woman's Missionary Society will hold it's annual Home Mission Praise Service in the Sunday school room at :. 30 tonight This ser vice takes the place of the regular Wednesday evening prayer meeting and to it all are most cordially invited 4 very interesting program has been prepared. There will be special mu- sic. and suggestive talks upon inter esting phases of home mission work A free will offering will be taken. "Bles- sed are ye that SOW beside all waters" ." Isa 32:20.
 THE DARKENED RED LIGHT. - Al the conclusion yesterday afternoon of the hearing Of the petition for the revocation of the license of the Red Light saloon the board of supervisors passed an order annulling the license The action of the beard was based on three grounds: That the house was dis orderly. that women had been permit ted to frequent the place since March T. last. when the territorial law be- came effective. and that drinks had been sold to minors. All of the charges were denied by the proprietor and his bartender. They said no boy had been permitted to purchase liquor there and that since the law went into effect women had not been served with drinks in the saloon proper. The charge of disorderliness covered a wide field. That there had been dis turbances there as there are at most saloons. was admitted. but it had been the practice of the house. to eject the disturbers upon the street There is now only one more case to be heard. that of the Tivoli Garden. which has been set for December 5
 The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church will hold the annual Thanks giving market in the guild room in the rear of the church, Wednesday after noon at ? o'clock. All sorts of cooked delicacies will be on sale. including roast turkey, chicken, home baked bread, butter. jellies, salads. baked beans, cakes. pies. plum pudding, etc.
 To the West End grocery trade: You can get your groceries delivered nj lNr and arofrrll,. h,. L, Il.a