Arizona republican., 1908-10-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CALLED BY lLLNESS-F. J. Barr ! left yesterday morning via the Day ! light Express for Mention, Mich. be- ! ing called by the serious illness of his ! step father. He expects to be gone about a month.
 SERMON AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL-Dr R H. Richardson preached a very impressive and inter esting sermon to the pupils and teach CTS of the Indian school yesterday He selected as his subject The Good Shepherd" He was followed all through with close attention by the Indian boys and girls.
 ANSWERS SELF-SUGGESTIVE -| With butter at 40 cents a pound and eggs at 45 cents a dozen, there are self f-suggestive answers to the time honored questions Why is a. cow?" and Why is a hen?" The poor man and the hungry man wonders why there are not more of them and is i'm pelled to ask "Why is an appetite?"
 CALLED sOUTH-J, c. Adams of the executive committee of the repub- lican territorial committee has receiv-
  HovaI A Smith of the committee tu assist in the campaign in the south. He is wanted to speak at meetings at Globe, Bisbee. Douglas and Benson. Mir. Adams is not certain that he can get away but if possible he will leave for Globe tonight
 SAW A PART OF THE VALLEY Don Gelasio Caetani who arrived yes terday with the party of Mir. F. N. Murphy from the south was shown considerable part of the valley during his brief stay here. h the morning he was taken out to the ostrich farm and in the afternoon he visited Gran ite Reef accompanied by F. P Cruice. ". A Drake and O. Longacre, Jr.
 CRITTENToN HOME-The regular monthly business meeting of the Flor ence Crittenton Home Circle will be held in the parlor of the First M E. church at 2:30 this afternoon and a full attendance of the members is re- quested as there is much business to come before the circle such as ar ranging for a rest room at the fair and many other things of equal import anCe.
 WILL BECOME PHoENIcIANs- Edward A. Thomas and family of F't. Smith, Ark. will become resi- dents of Phoenix in the near fu- ture. Mr. Thomas has had a plumb ing establishment at Ft. Smith but will not go into business here. He has visited Phoenix during the win ter months for several seasons past l and likes it so much that this time |. he brought his family and will reside ! here. They are staying temporarily ! at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE TO sTAY-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gam are recent arrivals in l Phoenix and are stopping with MT and l. Mrs. Clifford Smith. friends of many ! years in their former home in Texas. l MT Gam comes to accept a position | with Ezra Thayer He has really been an ArizOnian for the last two years. having lived a year in Globe and a . year at Silver Bell. About four months ago they went back to their former home in Beaumont on a visit That city, says Mir Gam, has about . 35.00O population and is quite pros porous one. though perhaps not quite so lively as in the days Of the oil boom. There is still great deal of oil produced in the district and the price of lumber interests are as pros porous as ever.
 BOUGHT A HoRSE-Harry Fried man has with distress watched the fair coming on apace and threatening to catch up with him and find him with no hand in the horse show. In deperation he searched the valley over as fast as he could and picked out4 financially what he considers the handsomest horse in the valley and what he hopes will prove to be the : best one also. It is standard bred Russell Mack colt with fine trotting talent and a tendency to pace also. Harry believes he will make a good combination riding horse. He is a glossy back in color and is the great est possible contrast to MT. Fried mans former rainbow colored steeds. The horse is also designed to be a mastcot for Mir. Friedman's new South Center street store