Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST

fhfN M CE pl dN ti meeting this evening at the Florence 1 Crittenton home will be led by Robert ] Wilson. cordial invitation is ex- tended to all
 I REMOVING MACHINERY. - The work of removing the machinery from l the Noble building was begun yester- i day The machinery is the property { of Contractor Leonardo and will be shipping to Mexico for use on a large building
 C. w. B. MAI members of the C. ! w B. AI arc expected to be present at the Christian church parlors this afternoon at 9 o'clock Alter an i'm portant business meeting a program on industrial missions tll be given The leader will be Mrs. Dora Dunlap
 LEFT FOR LOS ANGELES.-Mrs. J. H. Kibbey left last evening for Los Angeles to attend her son Walter who ! is in the Clara Barton hospital She was accompanied on the journey by Sims Ely who will see that she is com fortably situated and will spent few i days in looking after some matters of personal business on the coast . NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
 
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 CHllOREN'S DAY.-There will be childrcn;s day exercises at the Salt River Baptist church on>Sunday, May fo. There will be regular services in the morning and a basket dinner at noon. The children's exercises will take place in the afternoon. All are cordially invited
 DEATH OF MISS KROUSkOP.- Miss Hattie Erouskop daughter of c. ". KrOuskop of Phoenix. died in San Diego Sunday morning May Sd, of heart trouble. The body was brought to Phoenix. the funeral being held yes terday in the par.ors of C. F. Merry mah. Interment was made in Green wood cemetery.
 EPWORTH LEAGuE.-The Ep- worth league of the First Methodist Episcopal church give special enjoy able social this evening at s o'clock in the league parlors. An entertaining program has been arranged and a cor dial invitation is extended to members and friends. The election of officers will take -'lace
 AN UNUSUAL ExHIBIT.-Antonio Herrera of Silver Bell iS in the city and will have on exhibition today at 3I South Second avenue. a very remark able freak. being a-pair of twins joined together very similarly to the notable siamese twins. Both bodies are per fectly formed except that they unite at the breast. They were born dead. but the bodies have been preserved by some mummifying process. The birth caused the death of the mother, Mrs. Herera, the incident occurring April i0
 KEYSTONE STATERS.-The Penn. sylvania society on Wednesday night held a meeting at which d permanent organization was effected and the fol- lowing officers elected. President. pr. r. G. Angey; vice president. ". B. Mathews: secretary treasurer. Mir Jennings. A committee "n arrange mcnt will make the preparations for a spread in the near future and later q ricnic. The membership has now reached lS0 people from the great Penn state.
 M. w. A. STATE cAMP-Arizona state camp, Modern Woodmen of Am erica, convened at the K. Of P. hall in this city Wednesday morning at 10 a. m.- and there were present delegates from the several camps of the terri tory. The session was somewhat heightened. because of the contesting delegates from the Globe camp. the committee being unable 10 decide which delegate should be seated. The delegates from Globe were A. H. liar grave and Joe Prochaska. The diffi- culty, however was finally settled by seating both and giving each d hauf vote. The following officers were elected: Charles Born. Jr.. of Press colt. state consul: D. G. Buck of Tenn pc, state clerk; Albert D Leyhe of Phoenix. delegate to head camp to be convened in Peoria. Ills. June 18th Gus T Molina Of Yuma. was elected alternate.' Prescott was selected as the place for the next meeting of the state camp. The visiting delegates were entertained by Neighbors Levine. Bushell and Damerson. and were talk en for an automobile ride about the city and valley. The Modern Wood man camp of Phoenix held it's regular meeting last night with a good attend ance. Refreshments were served and everyone including the visiting dele- gates. were given a rousing good time The local camp is in flourishing con- dition with a membership of over 100
 "A real comfortable place"-the new summer colony.
 Attend the strawberry festival at the guild room of the EniScnnal church