Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-10
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wcKENBURG VIsIToRS-Mr. and
Mrs J. g. Reed Of Wickenburg spent
Yesterday in Phoenix.
CURRY CALLED-D. ]. Curry. a
NH known business man of Wicken-
turg but an infrequent visitor In Phoe-
riv sp,ut Yesterday here.
OFF FOR KENTuCKY.-Mr. Ros-
s.5- 5u. Of the prosperous ranchers
If rhe cartwright district. will leave
This morning for a visit in Kentucky.
HOME FROM THE cOAST-Mrs.
T. Williams and Mrs. a. Aylwin re-
-rrneI home yesterday morning after
o. visit of a month in Los Angeles and
vicinity.
UNION MEETING OF BAPTIST
cHuRCH.-Rev. J. NJ. Davies of Ohio.
viii preach at Il 4. m. Theme, Gods
Power. y =. m. Rev. F. NJ. Horning.
Theme. Christ's Ambition.
TO VISIT RELATIVES-P. ]. Nc
Kinney will leave this morning for a
visit in his old home in Columbia. Mo.
with relatives and friends. particularly
with his mother.
POLICE CoURT-Recorder Thomas
yesterday sent l. Romero to Jail for
three DAYS for drunkenness. Steven Ur-
chin for five days for being drunk and
asleep. and John shea for seven days
for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct
FUNERAL OF ARTHUR DAvEN-
PORT-The funeral Of Arthur Daven-
port was held yesterday morning from
the family residence and was attended
by large number of personal friends.
as well As q large delegation of the
Elks' lodge. OF which the deceased was
o member.
Y. NJ. c. A.-The Y. NJ. c. A meet
ing viii be held in the basement of the
FIRST NJ E church August II at the
usual hour, y. m. There will be
talk by Judge Phillips on the subject
OF forgiveness. All are invited and es-
p.cially the Young men.
AFTER THE BAND-P Professor
Fountain has received a telegram from
Humboldt making inquiry concerning
The availability Of the Red Bird band
as a feature Of the labor day celebra-
ton in Humboldt which is to be a
two day function. Final arrangements
have not yet been made.
OUT FOR eUSINESS-H. /. La
than Is leaving this morning for a
business trip in the east. after day in
lion Springs for good cooling off be-
fore be- leaves the delightful summer
climate Of Arizona. He will go to Den
Yer. Omaha. Chicago and other places.
and hopes the trip will be fruitful of
good results both for himself and the
valley generally.
HE WAS A HARD WORKING MAN
F. G. Knaus. a friend OF Thomas AL
l-n. who died night before last. called
al this office last night to express his
resentment # the statement of an aft
ern"on paper concerning his death. in
Which Allen was described as ian old
b'oken-down bum Said Mr. Knaus.
he man who wrote that could not
have known him for Tom Allen was a
good. hard working man when he was
able 10 work"
DEATH OF MRS. ANNIE LAURIE
Mrs Annie Laurie. the mother of
frank Hawkins. steward Of the Ari-
iona club. died yesterday afternoon at
go O'Clock at the Hawkins home.
number 30 South Fourth avenue. Be
Side her son she is survived by sis
Ter Who resides in Texas. The funeral
VIII be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock
nom the parlors Of Easterling & Whit
h-t- Mrs Laurie has lived in Phoenix
Tor about four wears
THE WICKENBURG PLAGUE. -
Dr. H. y. Hughes, county physician. re-
turned Yesterday from Wickenburg.
Where Zee went To- inquire into the re-
t''.- 90. an epidemic that seems to be
invading that place. and the exact
'...-i4'tef ~ which did not seem to be
gear go the local physicians. The
Tor says the disease is undoubtedly
scarlet fever and that it has found its
va. there from Octave or Jerome,
''.h "i which places have been enter
-'-..A- an outbreak Of scarlet fever
' some time past There are several
'- IL IN Wickenburg, and they
. ne gwen close attention. There
'' "-en tHo or three deahts lately
D. "i1henburg which were reported to
.t been the result Of this epidemic.
.' b is understood from the Nicken-
"'-- PHYSICIANS that these deaths were
'.-er causes and the mere coin
-s'r accounts for the fatalities be-
.'- us, 'i'ed 20 the fever. the public
'.~ alarmed by its presence.
- FAMILIAR FACE-Fred Ralsz
e- d couple of DAYS ago from
..-4, Where he has lived during the
Two Years. He couldn't stand it to
around and visit more than one day
- al the end OF that time he sue