Arizona republican., 1908-04-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

K / | STRAYS.-The city pound Is now
 entertaining stray horse and a stray COW.
 BILLY PALMER lLL.-Billy Pal
 mcr. well known business man of ! Wendcn is reported very i'll of brain | fever.
 PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS.-J. II
 I-augston left last night for Yuma to attend court for q day or SD and then go on to Los Angeles and san Diego ] for a week on other business. He will ! of course keep his eyes blindfolded to avoid seeing the fleet.
 A PIE SOCIAL. The Epworth { League of the Central Methodist ! church South will entertain members : and friends with pie social in the 1 league rooms at o'clock this even ing. Besides the pie eating. a short program will be given. Young ladies are specially requested to each bring q 1 pie. A business session will be held | before the social
 TUESDAY EVENING WEDDING -Robert Catterson and Edith B. AV- cry were united in marriage Tuesday evening at D. m. by Rev. Orville , Coats of the Baptist church. at the parsonage The groom has lived here
 for many years and is well known. and the bride recently came here from Anderson. Indiana.
 GOES TO PRESCOTT-L. NJ. Orms- by who managed the Fraternal Broth- erhaod nine .4ccnppap;a1 b,- hi, fam, lily. has gone to Prescott where he will
 be engaged in work for the order in that city. He is territorial deputy for the FraternaL His leaving is much regretted. The lodge will elect new manager and assistant manager for the nine.
 NO SMALLPOX AT M'DOWELL.-
 Various reports 10 the effect that sev- eral smallpox cases exist on the Me DoWell reservation have been circu- lated in different localities As sani- tary officer. A. A. Bear. and in charge
 of the reservation. states that to his positive Knowledge there is not now nor has there been any smallpox at Mcdowell A rather singular fact is
 that of one hundred and fifty Indians
 recently vaccinated. but two were found who had had variola
 THE BAPTIST LADlES.-The Bap-
 tist ladies cordially invite all friends to meet with them at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon in the lecture room of their
 church. Those of their number who
 recently attended the annual nseting of the Womans Baptist Home and For eign Missionary Society of Arizona. will give items oi interest concerning that meeting in addition to the usual program. The main topic for discus sion will be "Philanthropic Missions" The afternoon will close with so-
 cial hour during which d light tea will be served.
 INQUIRIES RECEIVED. - Mayor Coggins is in reoeipt of two letters of
 inquiry which he will be glad to an- swer if any one can furnish him with the desired information. one letter was from Caroline Cunningham Wal,
 lace of Newcastle. Pa. who wants to
 know the date. circumstances of Nthe
 death and place of burial of her un-
 cle, Robert Wilson Cunningham. who
 is supposed to have passed away in this city over a year ago. Miss Tillie Beaver of Eureka Springs. Arkansas. writes that she wishes to know the whereabouts of a relative by the name Of Charles ASnew. who when last
 heard of in. 1901 talked of going to
 south America. The writer says that
 rich aunt has died and the relatives wish 10 get in communication with
 the missing heir in order to settle up the estate
 KELVIN ExCURSlON-The lineup of the Phoenix team which will go to
 Kelvin Sunday where they will meet
 the Florence nine. has not been fully
 arranged but the fans are not looking for defeat at this time. General Agent Landis yesterday stated that he looked for at least 400 to 500 people on
 this trip. Many Florence citizens will
 join the train and accompany their team to Kelvin. A very respectable showing of baseball enthusiasts will swell the crowd from Phoenix and the
 south side, to which will be added the
 business men and mining men, who desire to look over the country and get acquainted with the people of the coming copper camp. The Kelvin cit izens are preparing to take care of the : crowd. A band will probably accom-
 pany the train
 CITY LEAGUE. = The executive committee of the Phoenix Baseball League will have a meeting this after noon or tomorrow afternoon at which the final arrangement Of schedule for the season will be made All the teams have been busy signing new men and it looks as if three strong squads can be made up A. w. Galpin is the chairman of the league and has promised to give the managers of the
 hines his hearty support and any ser vice he may be able to render. The first game will be played Sunday
 April 18th. at Eastlake park. It may possibly be double header. of games of seven innings each. q plan now in vogue in the Tucson city league, since the morning game has been abandoned
 Magoffin. who since the accident at
 Florence has been wearing pillow tied around his bad thumb. is expect ed to get back behind the bat in d