Arizona republican., 1908-01-16
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SUDDEN illNESS.- Mrs. Fred Powell was taken i'll yesterday at her home O. EastIAdams Street.
 RETURNED FROM DOUGLASS J. A. Kelly a business man of Winkelman, passed through the city yesterday on his wa: home from Douglas. TO GUAYMAS.-Ey Page left for Tucson this week and from there went to Guaymas Mexico, where he has in view a position with the railroad com pany.
 MIR. PAGE cONFiRMED.-John H. Page received a telegram from Wash ington Tuesday night, Announcing that his appointment as secretary of Ari- zona had been confirmed by the sen ate. FUNERAL OF C. w. NORTON. - The funeral of C. w. Norton will be held this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the residence of Dr. J. C.-Norton. 344 North Second avenue. Rev. Campbell will officiate.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. GARDNER The funeral of Mrs. A. w. Gardner was held yesterday afternoon at the parlors of Mohn & DriscOll and was attended by a large number of rela- tives and friends
 LEFT FOR CAlIFORNlA-DrW Wm. Simpson of Boston left for Los Ange- les yesterday to attend the meeting of the board of directors of the Alameda company and to consult with mining people who are figuring on starting work or the Big Four claims in the Congress district.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVIcES.-One of the largest audiences of the series of services, listened last night to Rev Campbell's sermon from the text: 'Ye are not your own, for ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your bady and in your spirit, which are Gods" Services this evening at 7:30.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Two very helpful services were held yesterday. The evangelist brought message freighted with new inspiration and courage for the Christian at D. m. At 7:30. MT. Spiegel earnestly warned men of the destructive power of sin and pointed men to Jesus as the only Saviour who can forgive the past and give the victory in the futude. Today there will be a service at 3 p. m. and 7:30.
 A HUNTING TRIP. - Thomas A. Armstrong. P A Tharaldson, H. A Deihl and C. II Davidson spent yes terday and Tuesday on the Salt river. this side O. Bucke-e. hunting the duck. From all reports they were sue cessful to a degree that will leave lit- tie Cor their successors. The night was passed sleeping in the open and the party returned here yesterday af- ternoon.
 ILLINOIS socIETY.-The Illinois Society of Arizona will meet at the Board of Trade on Friday afternoon. January r, at 2:50 p. m. for the pur- pose of making arrangements for hold ing the annual picnic which will be held on Lincoln's birthday, February 12. All persons from Illinois are invit- ed to be prtsent and join the society There are no costs or charges of any kind to become a member. The meet ing on the 11th is in lieu Of a meeting which was to be held on the 18th. but the date has been changed to the 17th for the reason that the Board of Trade rooms could not be obtained for the 18th.
 IN THE FIELD AGAIN.-Mr. and Mrs. F. Kothe of Los Angeles arrived here yesterday morning and will make Phoenix their home for the next month. Mir. KOthe is the field repre- sentative of the Calkins Syndicate which publishes many magazines and papers, among them Orchard & Farm with which The Republican has clubbing arrangement, designed to help both papers and incidentally to give the valley a great deal of the best kind of advertising. Mir Kothe was here during December and organ ized the work of canvassing the coun- ty which Wesley Hill has been con tinuing during his absence. He pro- poses to remain now until the enter prise is completed. As has been ire quently announced the clubbing ar rangement includes d choice of the large panoramic pictures of the valley and of Roosevelt and Granite Reef, made by Photographer Huddleston, who makes the finest pictures on earth. These pictures are suitable for fram- ing and display in the most particular and choicest places and are especially valuable for display in immigration centerS in the east or in any public place. Those who buy them can do much for the country by seeing that they are displayed. MT. Kothe ship ped a complete series of these pictures handsomely framed, from Los Angeles a week ago and they are expected daily. As soon as they arrive they will be displayed in some public place where they may be seen by anyone in terested whether club subscribers or not.
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