Arizona republican., 1908-01-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST

| | Helen :. Bury has been sick for about
 month with Ia grippe, but is now ! able to be out again.
 PRAYER EMETING. - The prayer meeting at the Crittenton Home to- night at 1:SU o'clock win be led by Mrs. Minnie Wright.
 PRESCOTT VlSIToRS.-Mrs. H. J. i Suder and son Charles of Prescott are 1 guests of Mr and Mrs. Geo. A. Mintz
 of this city.
 THEY WERE MADE oNE.- Law ! renee Donahue and Aifss Lillian Johns were united in marriage yesterday evening by Justice Johnstone. Both ! the bride and groom were former pu- [ pills of the Indian school, For long time the groom has been employed at | BerryhiH's
 W. c. T. u.-A called meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at 119 w. Adams St', on
 " ednesday afternoon. Important
 business will be brought before the union. Members are urged to be pres ent
 A YOUTHFUL CLAIMANT The youngest holder ofta claim against the 1 county is Emery Asbury Lockhart of Cave Creek. aged four years. He yes- ! terday presented to the board of su- | lperyisorS twelve pairs Of jack rabbit ears and claim was made out in his name for sixty cents.
 l REVIVAL AT THE FREE METHO- DIST CHU3CH.-The Congregations
 were large Sunday and several pro- ! fessed pardon or holiness, making about thirty-five professions during the meetings Mrs. Cagle preached | two powerful sermons and a strong demand was made that the meetings continue all the week. Services each evening at :. All are cordially invited. 1 REVIVAL SERVICES AT THE 1 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Today at 1 2:SO D. m. a service will be held for the parents of the cradle rolr' of the Sunday School. Both parents and children are invited to be present. The evangelist will have a special message for the occasion. At 1:30 p. m. the evangelist will speak again. A cordial | invitation is extended to the public. COMPETENT BUSINESS MAN. l Frank H. Stewart of Prescott is in the city on business connected with the organization of the Southewestern Underwriting company. MT. Stewart has been a resident Of Prescott for several years. Before coming to the territory he was engaged in the bank ing business al Kansas City. He was for a long time after that forest su- pcrviSor of the Prescott reserve.
 RuMMAGE SALE.- Yesterday was the most remunerative day yet at the rummage sale of the Crittenton Home
 and the management considers that it
 would be very poor policy to stop the
 sale as long as the goods keep coming
 in and people keep coming to buy. l. will therefore be continued from day
 to day until further notice. IL has last
 ed longer now than was anticipated.
 and the results have been very en-
 couraging. but the management is 10th
 to kill the goose as long as it continues
 Co lay golden eggs.
 PATRICK M. KEEFE DEAD. -
 Patrick NJ. Keefe died yesterday at
 1.3o o'clock at St Joseph's hospital,
 having suffered relapse from an at
 tack of pneumonia. He was charter
 member of the local lodge Of the
 Knights of Columbus and it Is some
 thing of a coincidence that his death
 should occur on the first anniversary
 Of the institution of the lodge. He was
 2s years old and had a large number of friends who will mourn his Jntime- ly end.
 OFF FOR CALlENTE. - Charles Gitner will head an overland party that leaves for the Agua Caliente Hot Springs this morning. Primarily they are going down for the recuperation of their health. but none of them are so sick they cannot make pleasure out of business. and they propose to live near to natures heart as they travel. 1 In fact. the expedition is designed to be rUinous to the health of quail. doves. | rabbits. wildcats. lions, fish and every 1 thing else between here and the 1 springs for the men will be well arm 1 ed with everything from a fishpole to !! 8 rifle. It is possible some of them | think they can catch some boiled fish | out of the hot springs and thus save | the trouble of cooking.
 MILITARY TOPOGRAPHIC SUR i C. D. Dudley of the i Fourteenth cavalry. stationed at Boise | City. arrived here Sunday evening | from Kelvin and left last night to re- l join his troop. though he goes via San Francisco and will not reach Boise for | some time. Capt. Dudley has been en- I gagged for several months in a rather l unusual and novel work. that of mak- Il ing military typographical survey Of | central Arizona. under direction of II the war department. He has had a | number Of men under him in this work. Il ;he purpose of which is to map the II country for the benefit of any military II detachment that might at any time in | the future find it necessary to cross ! the country overland. All important II features are noted as well as all ranches, roads. watering Il places. etc. The survey began here Il