Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LEFT FOR BISBEE.-A. A. Graft
J left last night for Bisbee to spend q
few days on business and pleasure.
CYCLE COMPANY MovEs.-The
Phoenix Cycle company yesterday be-
gan moving to its new location on
Center street between Greene & Crit
fin and the postoffice.
RETURNED TO PHOENIx.-Geo
/ Gillett, who has been away from Phoe-
nix for about ten years, has returned
and will remain in the city for some
time.
! LEFT FOR SUMMER.-H. P. De-
Mund and son Charles, left last night
I for northern California. Mrs. -DeMund
and daughters, Miss Faye and Hazel
left for Ocean Park where they will
spend the summer Mr.. DMund and
! son will join the family later at the
ocean side.
SURVEY APPROvED.-The survey
or-general has approved mineral sur
lvey No. 2501, Eurika, Sunset, Western
Extension of Marble and High Side
Ledge lode mining claims, situated in
the Tyndall mining district, Santa Cruz
county, and claimed by Charles II.
Ferry.
SOCIALIST MEETING.-There will
be socialist speaking at the city plaza
at 8: 80 p. m. by A. A. Worsley of Tue
son; also at the same place on Mon
day night at s o'clock to ratify the
nominations of Eugene V. Debs and
Ben Hanford, candidates of the social
list party for president and vice pres
ident
MRS. WILSON IMPRoVING.-Dr
Foss reported last night that Mrs. Ray
Wilson who was burned by an explod
ing lamp, was resting easier and that
her chances for recovery were good at
present. She is still suffering consid
cradle pain but it is thought she is out
of danger.
COLLEGE BoYS.-Robert G. Pack
ard and Samuel ]. Orr who have been
students of the University of Colorado
lat Boulder are in the city earning
money to complete the next years
work there. They are representing a
publishing house which has issued an
excellent work on social usages and
manners.
GRAND CANYON EXcURSIoN.-
City Passenger Agent w. L. Carver of
the Santa Fe reports inquiries as very
numerous for the Grand Canyon ex-
cursion Monday, June 22nd. Train
will leave the Santa Fe passenger sta
ton at o'clock a. m, making close
connections and arriving at the can
yon.
ADDRESS ON INVESTMENTS
Mr.. D. w. Pollard of Douglas will
speak about investments" at the Y.
NJ. c. A. meeting today at p. m. in
the basement of the First Methodist
church. Mr.. Pollard is a graduate of
the Y. NJ. c. A. training school at
Springfield, Mass. He came to Ari-
iona as the secretary of the Bisbee AS
ISOLATION and last year was appointed
industrial secretary for the Y. NJ. c
AS located in Arizona, New Mexico
and southwest Texas. As soon az
conditions are right he expects to help
locate and start other associations in
the large towns of Arizona and also
in Connection with the United States
reclamation service.
WILL SEARCH FOR CURIOS.-
R. L. Bake of the Big Curio store, left
last night for the City of Mexico and
will spend about two months in the
southern republic in search of curios
and other merchandise for his store.
He will visit among other places in
Guadalajara to which he makes a tour
every year to renew his contract with
the sisters of the convent there for
their product of Mexican drawn work
for the year. He will also visit various
+r-it in, nf rAn+tarxr and
other curios which are coming more
and more into demand every year. Mr..
Bake returned from the coast yester-
day morning where he took his son,
Otto, and his niece, Elsie, who are
installed in a cottage at Sausalito.
ENTERTAINED EMBROIDERY
CLUB.-Mrs Captain A. G.. Scott en-
tertained the Southside Embroidery
Club in her beautiful home at S02
South First avenue on Tuesday after
noon. The occasion was in honor of
Mrs. John Lynch of MissOula, Mont,
and Miss Agnes Lynch of Chicago who
will return to their respective homes
in the near future. The hours of So
cial enjoyment were from to when
ices, sweets, cake, condiments and
CONNECTIONS were served on a snow
white spread of pure damask, decor
ated at each plate with full size Am
erican beauty rose in natural cOlors.
The vase table vases were milled with
red and white cut roses whose delicate
fragrance lent an added charm to the
gracious and genuine southern hos
pitality of the hostess, typical of the
Times befo' the wah.' They invited
guests were: Mrs. Elizabeth Turner
Mrs. John Lynch, Miss Agnes Lynch,
Mrs. Harvey Lee, Mrs. Con Hurley,
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs. Charles
Lawson, Miss Mary Hurley, Mrs. Lut-
gerding, Mrs. Louis Shade, Mrs. p T.
Hurley, Mrs. Watkins, Miss Harriet
Hurley, Miss Ethel Watkins, Mrs. Lig-
Ter, Mrs. Mary Harper, Mrs. ]. B. Long,
Miss Mabel Harper, Miss Agnes Nc