Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-18
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III INTEREST
CRITTENTON HOME

CRiTTENToN HOME. A special
meeting 90 the Crittenton Home cir
Gle will be held in the parlors of the
First NJ. f. church at : 80 u. IN. to-
night. Anyone interested in rescue
work or doing good is invited to at
tend this meeting.
MARRIED IN TUcSON.-Fred w.
Shelley. district attorney for Cochice
county. well known here. was married
in Tucson Saturday To Miss Mabel
Dulores of Pasadena.
SALE OF STOCk.-A report on the
representative sales of range cattle at
the Kansas City market last week Civ
en- the Turkey Track Cattle company
as having disposed of 500 calves. so
selling for $3.50. and fifty for $500 a
hundred
TO MASONIC MEETING.-R. NJ.
Fredcricks James \. Hope. VIM. j.
Martin. j. j. Hawkins of Prescott
passed through Phoenix en- route To
Morenci Ia attend the grand lodge
meeting Of the Masons. which will hold
a three day session in that city.
TO MORENCl.-On Tuesday even
ing Frank Thomas. William Quallace.
Selim, Nicholson. G. II. y. Luhrs. J.
J. Sweeney and \. W. Galpin will de-
part for Morenci as representatives
of the local lodge To the grand lodge
meeting.
WILL VISIT RELATlVES.-Mrs
Ernest Ford. who has been assisting
in the success of the educational eX
hibit at the territorial fair just closed.
will leave tomorrow for Casa Grande
10 visit her mother before returning To
her home in Alhambra. near Los An
geles.
HORSEMEN DEPART.-Chas. De-
Ryder. who has driven Argot Boy,
Wild Bell and other horses to such
fine records during the fair. left last
night for his home in Pleasanton. Cal
on the same train was Budd Doble.
the dean of the race track. who left
with his horses for his home in San
Jose. Some of the other drivers have
gone and a few will remain here vet
for some time.
MISSIONARY MEETING-The Ar
iona Home and Foreign Mission So
cieties of the Baptist church will meet
in the parlors of the First Baptist
church, next Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock Lunch viii e served in the
uilding and the societies will recon-
vene after luncheon and adjourn at
p. m. \ number Of interesting pa
pers, prepared by out of town people
will be read on this occasion. A very
interesting program has been arrang
ed.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. - The
Knights Of Columbus held a lar. 4,
meeting here yesterday followed by a
banquet last night in Gass Bros. Cafe
which was attended by from eighty to
hundred persons. The occasion of
the meeting was the comforting of the
third degree on a large class Of mem
bers. the degree work being done by
District Deputy Frank Cole. Of Bisbee.
and a degree team. The lodge ses-
sion was a very interesting one and il
was after II O'Clock last night before
the members repaired 10 the cafe.
where Gass Brothers had arranged the
tables into two long banquet boards
which were covered with a delectable
spread.
c. f. Clifford OF Chicago is one Of
the visitors the fair attracted To Phoe-
nix and it IS his purpose now to stay
here a while and look around, for he
likes Phoenix and the Salt River val
ley. DR.. Clifford is a veterinarian and
was formerly a driver and race horse
owner. He had the honor, though he
did not then know how great the honor
was, Of driving Dan Patch when he
was a very young horse and had no
record. and in later years he has been
employed by Mr.. Savage as a family
physician for Dan Patch. Wherever
the big horse starts for real business
DR.. Clifford will generally be found not
far from the barn or the race track
HIT THE CAPITOL. - During the
brief storm last night. a bolt of light
ming struck the electric light wire
leading to the capitol building and
sent in a report that sounded like the
battle Of Manila Bay to couple Of
Capitol employees who We're i'm the
building
HIT 1T RIGHT-A Kansas City pa
per says: The Turkey Track Cattle co.
with headquarters at Phoenix Arizona.
had in 10 carloads of stoCkers yester-
day. The Turkey Track co. is in
southern Arizona though the head IF
ii. b. A. Packard, is in Phoenix quite
frequently. The paper made no mis-
take however. as to the whole business
cattle and all, for at the time of pub
LEGATION both MIR. Packard and his
choicest stock We're busy taking pre-
miums at the Arizona fair
THE RAlN.-Weather Bureau Jes-
unofsky did well in the way Of wealth
er for fair week. considering that il
wanted to rain so badly just the week
before. BY main strength and awk-
wardness he held the storm back until
last evening, except for few minutes
one night, when he went to sleep for
half hour and it leaked just a little.