Arizona republican., 1908-11-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

l SOCIAL TEA-The ladies of the pres | byterian church will hold a social tea
 in the parlors of the church on Friday afternoon from 2:3O to 3. Ali ladies
 are cordially invited. Cooked food and aprons on sale.
 ] FREE SOCIAL-The Ladies Aid of ! the First NJ E. church, Cor. Second | Ave and Monroe will hold an apron sale and home cooked food this after noon at 2:30 in the church parlOrs. A | free social in the evening. Everybody welcome especially strangers. C. w. B. M.-The monthly meeting of the Christian Woman's Board of ! Mission meets this afternoon at 3 o'clock Subject for consideration, | Our Missions in Africa. A delegate is to be elected to the Tucson convention. { An are cordially invited who are in terested in missionary work.
 I GLENDALE REAL ESTATE-Mrs. ME. Seargeant yesterday bought blk. ] 19. HadselFs addition to Glendale, of Chas. A. Stauffer. IL is a pretty
 twenty acre tract in the townsite that Mrs. Sergeant expects to divide into
 five-acre tracts. Glendale now is the
 most active section in the valley, and all property values are increasing rap
 idly.
 BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING
 Judge D. II. Pinney. president. and Roy s. Goodrich, secretary, of the Mar icOpa county bar association, have called a meeting of the members to be
 held at the district court room on Sat
 urday November :, at o'clock pm.
 for the purpose of passing suitable resolutions on the death of Judge Web
 ster Street, Judge J. NJ. Burnett and the Hon. A. D. Lemon.
 HOUSE WARMING-Mrs. B. A.. Linn and Miss Nina Linn of 35S North
 Fourth street, gave a pleasant house warming Wednesday night to MT. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton who were married several weeks ago. It Dartook some thing of the nature of a kitchen show CT as many useful presents were brought by the guests Among those present were Mrs. Ivy Scranage, MT. and Mrs. F NJ. Annette, Mrs Mary Palmer, Mir. and Mrs. Bert Reeves, Miss Jeanette Lake, Miss olive Nay. Miss Blanche Linn, Miss Margaret Reeves. Messrs. Clarence GlasscOck, Ross Michael, Henry Palmer, and Masters John Reeves and Fred Beall.
 APPRECIATION ACKNOWLEDGE MT J. M Jamison and Mrs Olewine, having been prevented by the serious injury which Mrs. Olewine sustained, and. by. NIT. Jamison's constantly re- quired attention to her needs, from making personal acknowledgement to the multitude of friends. who have rendered so much of sympathy and kindness. during Mrs. Jamison's ill., ness and throughout the arrangements for her funeral. wish in this general way to express their appreciation of these timely and unselfish offices, the profusion of choice flowers and the in numerable tokens of friendly feeling served to show in what tender regard their beloved one was held by her neighbors and friends and how anxious all were to do something to alleviate their great sorrow. They ask each one of these kind friends to believe that these testimonials of sympathy and kindness will be enshrined in memory as among the sweetest remembrances of their lives.
 AN OLD PHOENlcIAN COMES BACk-C. B. GOOdell, for many years manager of the local Western Union office here, arrived this morning to take in the fair. He has been investi gating some lands in the neighborhood of Culiacan, SinalOa, Mexico and re- ports that the land is surely there, but