Arizona republican., 1908-10-24
Of Local Interest

A MISSIONARY TEA-A very pleasant missionary tea was given at the First Baptist church yesterday aft ernOon by the missionary society of that church. Refreshments were serv- ed by Mrs. A. B. Buckley and others.
 THE ASSOCIATED cHARITIES.- The board of directors of the Associat- ed Charities held a business meeting yesterday afternoon. The principal matter under discussion at the meeting was the raising of funds for conducting the charity work for the ensuing year.
 VISITING ToURlsTs-A party of
 tourists who have been visiting tG1
 Grand Canyon and many other places
 of interest in Arizona consists of F. \.
 Foss ot Boston, Benjamin s. Foss of Los Angeles and c. NJ. Ffoulke of Pasadena. They are registered at the Adams.
 A RAY VIslToR.-Hon. P A. schil- ling, a former member of the territorial legislature from Pinal county, now a resident of Ray, where he is engaged in LllulIlSr lS d IllDtlAA& klSAAb1- A1E he is coming back again during fair week, as is about everybody he knows in that section.
 SUMMONED BY SISTERS ILL
 NESS-Mrs. Wilbur F. .Olewine of Buffalo, V. Y. is at the Adams. She is a sister of Mrs. J. NJ. Jamison who is critically i'll. Mrs. OIewine was sent for as Mrs. JamisOn has grown stead fly verse during the past few days.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services will be held tomorrow. nine teenth Sunday after Trinity, in Trinity Episcopal Church, South Second ave nue, the Rev. Julius W. Atwood, rector, as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock, Morning Prayer and sermon at II o'clock. with offer tory solo by MT. Harry Well.
 A DOCTORS VAcATIoN-Dr. H w White a well known physician of Hume, H.. Mrs. White and their child are staying at the Commercial After many years of practice of his profess sion Dr. White has decided to take a years vacation. He will spend the winter in Phoenix. Mesa and Tempe. At Mesa he will visit Dr. Ralph Pal mer who was ore of his former friends in the east. The Whites will pass next summer in Colorado before returning.
 THE WoMAN'S cLUB-The wom- ans club has again changed its place of meeting Next Tuesday the club will meet in the K. of P. hall over Chas. | Donofrio's store The last meeting was held in Melczer's hall. The meet ings of last year were held in the Pres ! byterian church parlor, but this is no longer available as an assembling place for the club. While the club is prac tically homeless at present, it is thought that defenite arrangements | will soon be made for the meetings.
 A FINE BUNGALoW-A L. Strait, a well known Phoenix carpenter Is just !. completing for William Mathie on Cen | tral avenue near the Indian school, one of the finest bungalows or country homes in the valley. Tn undertaking this work, MT. Strait availed himself ! of plans published in The Republican some months ago, and modified them to adapt them to this country with the result that he has secured just what he was looking for. MT. Strait says that he has found many timely hints in these plans that have been of use to him in residence construction.
 SOME GOT AWAY-Reference is not had to the crop of whiskers which Jack Gibson brought down from his New River ranch yesterday as evil dence of the productiveness of the soil in that region. There is nowhere in the famed Salt River valley or the still more famous valley of the Nile where a more luxuriant crop of whis- l1ers can be grown and Mir. Gibson had all of them with him. But he had started with 200 head of beef cattle, the product of a rounding-uD season of several weeks. On the way here they stampeded one night, broke down