Arizona republican., 1908-12-08

Ritual Work .............. Members Male Quartet. The Reaper and the
 Flowers" CWords by Longfellow)
 F. A. Sliker. J. F. Rains, A A.
 Johnston and Frank Alsop. Ritual Work ........ Members Opening ode ..... Members Prayer er.......... Chaplain J. F. Ruffin Vocal Duet, The Lord Is My Shep-
 herd" (Mendelssohn) ).............
 Mrs. F. A. Sliker, Miss Perkins
 Miss Anna Jones. accompanist. Address. Exalted Ruler NJ. l. Powers Instrumental Solo. Selected.
 ................ Miss Anna c. Jones Address -........ .--.........----. ...... Hon. w. P. Geary of Winslow Male Quartet, Lead Kindly Light
 Dudley Buck) ........... .......
 F. A Sllier, J. F. Rains, A. A.
 Johnston and Frank Alsop. Eulogy F. Ruffin Vocal Solo, My Redeemer and My
 Lord" Dudley Buck
 Mrs. W. D. Buchanan
 Miss Jessie E. Rood. accompanist Ritual Work. k..... Members Doxology ..-.. Members and Audience Benediction. Rev Clyde P. Metcalf
 The Williams Concert company played to a full house last evening and the audience was well pleased with the performance.
 Miss Florence F. Kuhn returned Sunday from Ottawa, Kansas. where she was called by the serious illness of her mother, who died before she reached home.
 County Surveyor James A. Lam port returned Wednesday from the Colorado river country where he has been surveying allotments for the Indians.
 Edward Buss of Sherman, N. Y. who was enroute to the coast. stopped in Flagstaff Tuesday to visit his old classmates. Prof. A. N. Taylor, Dr E. s. Miller and A. A DuttOn.
 Assessor B. A. Cameron is out again after a weeks illness.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Allen, who have been in Flagstaff for several months, left last evening for Chicago.
 J F. Ruffin of the Ruffin Drug company has been confined to his room this week by illness.
 J. IT. Hall of Aberdeen. & b. is spending a few days in Flagstaff
 W. K. Ross of Maine was in Flag staff today proving up his home stead
 The w. c. T. U. will hold a recep- tion Monday afternoon in the Meth odist church in honor of Mrs Ga brella Stickney, one of their national organizers, who is now in Flagstaff
 Mir and Mrs. Walter L. Korn. who
  Mrs. Korn's health, left today for Deming. New Mexico.
 Charles T. Hawkins, Leroy Dickin- son and J. ". Pritchett were initiat- ed into the Elks Tuesday night Strange how these young men now look behind them so quickly when they hear some one say Hello Bill"
 Miss Aurora Giclas has returned to Flagstaff after an absence of four months. After making a trip through Oregon and Washington she went to Greeley, Colorado, where she has been for three months the guest of her sis ter
 There was social dance at Me Milan hall last night which was well attended and hugely enjoyed.
 Word has been received from Mrs. George Babbitt announcing the death in Cincinnati of her mother, Mrs. Vessel
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. l. Smith, who have been in Flagstaff for several months, departed yesterday for Re dOndo, Calf
 James Bailey of Sedona was in Flagstaff Monday and Tuesday
 W. H. Cobb has returned from a trip to Los Angeles.
 William Roden was a visitor to Ash Fork Wednesday.
 F. A. Sliker was in Winslow this week on business connected with the Arizona Lumber and Timber com pany.
 George Weimert, who has been in Flagstaff for the past month, returned to Winslow Monday
 A. T. Cornish of Williams was in the city Monday
 Harlow Wilson of Babbitt Bros clerical force was in Williams this week on business connected with the Babbitt-P Poison consolidation.
 Leroy Dickinson and Ed Walker returned Monday from Los Angeles, where they had been for the past week.
 Charles A. Clark of the firm of