Arizona republican., 1908-10-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MIR. AND MRS. KAY HoME.-Wiu
 Kay and wife have returned from visit to Payson, IL, and are at home at 1117 West Adams St.
 ] STRAY WHEELS-There are three ! gentlemen's stray wheels at the office ! of the city marshal, one Racycle, one l Star and one Kennebec.
 HOME AGAIN.-Mrs. NJ. J. Flaherty and Mrs O'Connen have returned from
 Ia summer trip to the coast. They wis l tied san Francisco, Santa Moni "a, San Diego and Catalina Islands.
 l A FRATERNAL WORKER.-G. w. ] Bridges arrived from Danville, Ill,
 Monday. He is district deputy of the
 M. W. of A. lodge for Arizona and will have his headquarters in Phoenix here after
 l DEATH OF A BoY-The four ] year-old son of Justin J. Butts died l at s o'clock yesterday morning at the | family home, 9O2 South Seventh av- | enue, of spinal trouble The funeral
 will be held at pm. this afternoon l at the residence and interment will ] be made in Greenwood cemetery WARNINGS RENEWED-The city marshal will at once repost the city
 with the red cards warning people against eXpectorating in public places. There are now many strangers in the city and the cards are, many of them, torn down. The evil habit has been renewed, especially by strangers and
 the officers are determined to reduce
 it to a minimum if they cannot
 stop it.
 GOT WHAT HE WANTED-Mon-
 day night between 8 and o'clock a
 man was heard pacing back and forth
 on the porch of $. K Mitchelrs resi-
 dcncc near the car barns. Mir. Mitch
 ell opened the door and as soon as
 he did SD a man attempted to enter.
 being saturated with corn juice. He
 announced that he wanted to get
 bed. MT. Mitchell told him he didn't
 have any except those that were en-
 gagged for the night and advised him
 to take a street car and go down to
 where he saw a big building in the
 rear of a fountain, all lighted up in
 front, and he could get a bed there.
 He followed directions and got what
 he wanted. He was released yester- day morning and picked up again in
 the evening in much the same condi-
 tion. He may get something more
 than he wants this time.
 A MISSIONARY MEETING-The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. G. M. Smith at Bide-a-wee next Friday. Oct. o. A hay stove lunch will be served at the noon hour and a bus mess and literary program of unusual interest will occupy the hours Of the afternoon from two to four o'clock. Glimpses of what was seen and heard at some of the notable summer conven- tiOns will be given by persons return . ing from mountains and coast. The . society's course of study for the year will be introduced: the present status of missionary work stated; and the importance of an intelligent under standing of these great subjects em- . phasized. Carriages will be in waiting at the east end of the Washington ]. street car line at eleven a. m. and one ! D. m. for those not having other con l 
 GOING AFTER A BRIDE-CharIes { Gass of the Gass Bros chop house leaves today for the east on a very important mission. which is designed . to be fulfilled in his marriage on the !. Fist of this month to Miss Lucy Henkey in Tuscumbia, Alabama. He will also visit his former home in Tenn where his moth CT, sister and one brother still reside The Gass brothers are well known in Phoenix and have been won for Ari- Zona by the operation Of natural law One of them came out here and looked around and saw it was good to be here, then sent for another Together they prevailed upon the third. and the three induced the fourth one to come. There is still one left in the old home to look after eastern interests, but it is altogether likely that unless natural laws are he will be here before many months, along with the rest of the family. In the meantime, Charlie . Gass having exhausted the supply of available brothers. has undertaken the colOnizing of sisters, beginning first with some one else's sister. She will find the same cordial welcome in the west that is extended to the brethren.