Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GONE TO SELlGMAN.-Frank Al
! kire left this morning for Seligman
| on a business trip.
TAKEN TO LOS ANGELES.-Judge
| Webster Street accompanied by Mrs.
Street left last night for Los Angeles,
! in hope that the cooler climate and
ocean air will materially benefit him.
THIRTEEN VICTIMS.-Thirteen ca
mines were recruited by the dog catch
Ier yesterday for the next trip beyond
the veil of futurity, unless kind friends
intervene in the next few hours.
TO THE MlNE.-Tom Carrigan was
in Phoenix yesterday a few hours en-
route from Los Angeles to the Clara
mine in which he is interested.
CAFETERIA MEALS.-The ladies
of the NJ. E. church, south, will serve
Ia cafeteria dinner and supper from
1880 a. m. to $3.50 p. m. in the parlors
of the church opposite the postoffice
today, June 20.
! LEAVE FOR SPRINGS.-H. l. La
than and family leave this morning
for Iron Springs. Mr.. Latham will re-
turn Monday and make occasional
| trips between the cool resort and this
! city
A WEDDlNG-Ramon Salazar and
| Miss Elena Corrales were married last
night by Justice Kyle. Both are resi-
dents of Phoenix.
AN ADDRESS WANTED.-If Mary
Garrison will call at The Republican
office she will learn something to her
advantage or if any one knowing her
address will leave it at The Republican
ha I'll he
MATERIAL FOR EDITION.-Near-
| ~ all the matter for the Salt River
valley edition of the Earth, which will
appear in August has been gathered
up by Secretary Cowgirl and General
Agent Goldsworthy and will be for
warded to Mrs. Russell the editor.
SOCIALIST RATIFIcATlON.-The
socialists will have speaking and rati-
| fy the nominees for president and vice
president, Eugene V. Debs and Ben
Hanford, at the City Plaza, on Satur-
day evening June goth, at o'clock. A
A. Worseley of Tucson will be the
principal speaker.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services will be held tomorrow, first
Sunday after Trinity in Trinity Epis-
copal church, South Second avenue, in
charge of the curate, the Rev. Bert
rand R. Cocks, as follows: Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock.
TICkETED.-One automobile driv-
er and one motorcycle are ticketed for
arrest for violation of the speed ordi-
nance. They were seen Thursday
night by an officer who made a note
of the numbers on the machines, but
they were going so fast they could not
be caught at the time and the drivers
arrested. They will be served with
warrants today.
CONCERT AT PRESCOTT. - On
June 26 concert will be given in
Prescott by Phoenix musicians.
Among the number taking part will be
Mrs. W. H. Tiffany, soprano, ]. Homer
Grunn. pianist; Frank Lloyd Stuchal
Violinist, Thomas Francis Hughes
tenor. and Miss Laura Schmidt ac-
companist. With this group of mu-
sicians the people of the Mile High
town can be assured an enjoyable en-
tertainment
SPECIFICATIONS ALL Filed
DR.. c. NJ. Stewart has returned from
wearing the latest improved twentieth
century smile. During his stay in the
Angel city he became the proud father
of a very young son which he says
answers all specifications as to quality,
good health and cheerfulness and in
point of weight he is the limit, sizing
up to fourteen pounds. Mrs. Stewart
will spend the summer with Los An
geles relatives returning to Phoenix
about September 1st.
AN AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
MENT.-Miss Ethel Maddox of Gold
waters, yesterday afternoon entertain
ed at her home on South Fifth avenue,
the other salesladies of the store. The
guests were Miss Wydeman, Miss
Hoover, Miss McDouglas, Miss Ben
nett, Mrs. Clarkson, Mrs. Bellas and
Miss Anderson. . Announcement was
made of the marriage next month of
Miss Maddox to o. E. Bellas.
RESBYTERlAN SERVlCES-The
regular services will be held at the
Presbyterian church on tomorrow.
Sunday school at 9:45. Mr. L. ]. Rice,
superintendent. At II a. m. the pastor
will speak on Geology and the Bible"
the sermon postponed from last Sun
day evening. At p. m. will be the Y.
P. S. c. E. At the regular evening
service, with a sermon by the pastor
the third of the series on Difficulties
with the Bible" And the there of this
sermon will be THE Bible and Astron-
omy." At the morning services the
will be favored by a solo
by Prof. Heinrich and in the evening
they will have the pleasure of hearing
Miss Mary Hough.
BADLY CUT up. A. Balmes of
235 East Washington street had a
very serious alteration last night with
a barb wire fence in the Churchill ad
dition. He had been at the Sisters
hospital and started back toward the