Arizona republican., 1908-01-17

and Mrs. c. Atkins on Monday. and child are doing well. Dr. J. w. Smith made a twenty-mile trip to Greenback' on Tuesday to at tend Mrs. Gish, who was seriously i'll. She is now much improved J. w. Farrell. of near Payson, was ! in town Wednesday. en route to the hot springs at Agua Caliente. Very few sick patients are reported in Camp O'Rourke. and the camp is enjoying better health than for the past six months.
 On Jan. 7, at S:30 D. m., at the home of the bride, at 636 Clayton street, San Francisco, occurred the wedding of Miss Daphne Huskey and Paul BO- ward of Roosevelt. The attendants were Miss Mary Huskey, sister of the bride, and J. K. DavisOn, a classmate of the groom's at Berkeley. The fath- CT of the groom officiated. only the immediate friends and relatives were present. The bride is the daughter of Prof. Huskey, principal of tke Mission high school of San Francisco, and the groom is the son of the Rev. Freeman
  California Christian Advocate. After the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Bovard left for Roosevelt, where a pretty cot tage in the government headquarters was prepared for them. Mir. Bovard holds responsible position at the gov ernment cement mill and has many friends here who welcomed the home coming of himself and bride. Mrs Rapier R. Coghlan entertained the bride and groom on their arrival MOn- day evening at a o'clock dinner. and received in honor of the bride. The invited guests at the reception were: Mrs. Louis Hill. Mrs. D. B. Cushman, Mrs. B. A. Fowler, MT. and Mrs. H. Reed, MT. and Mrs. Chester w. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Robert Blades, Mrs. P. T. McIn- tyre, Miss Ringgold, Miss Heaston. MT Archibald Harris and MT Attis NcIn- tyre.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler and automobile party, composed of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Serimiento. Caroline Serimiento and Selenah Butler. all of Detroit. reached Roosevelt oD Thursday It was fol- lowed by J. s. Waring's party. Mir Waring brought in A. c. Mcqueen and eX-Mayor Phil Metz. After looking over the construction work at the dam, the cement plant was visited, and then the party left for Fisk Creek to spend the night
 MT. and Mrs. Mallory of Los Angeles, who have been up Tonto Investigating the gold field for several weeks. re- turned to Roosevelt this week en route home.
 Lester c. Barton and William Me Fadden of Chicago have been in town this week taking photographs of the works
 Mir. Wagner of Dan Parser's ranch. up Tonto. was in town Friday en route to Globe.
 Mrs. Robinson. of near Globe. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Baker. returned on Thursday.
 G. NJ. Simpson of Globe. who has been employed on the Venice opera house at Mesa. spent Wednesday night in Roosevelt en route home.
 Florence Packard sold his ranch up Tonto this week to W. F. Estes. The consideration was something near one hundred dollars per acre. This is a fine fruit and grain ranch
 Supervisor William Colcord of Pay son was in town Wednesday, en route home from Globe.
 Judge Evans will make a business trip to Globe on Saturday.
 Paionio Acuma pleaded guilty to fraud in Judge Evans court and was fined cost on the payment of board bill.
 Hardy Schell was in town on Thurs day. MT. Schell has mines up Tonto and is now doing considerable develop ment work
 Guy Solomon. charged with simple assault on Ray Gillian at Cline, plead ed guilty before Judge Evans and was fined S720.
 Miss Minnie Webb has accepted a position teaching at Globe
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