Arizona republican., 1908-12-15
WOMAN's CLUB BAZAAR

WoMAN's CLUB sAzAAR-A large
 box for the Woman's club arrived yes terday, the contents being two dolls. i a childs dress and many fancy arti- cles, which will be on sale this after noon at the K P hall
 WHEEL FOUNDERS police have an "Eldrige Special" bicycle which
 was found lying in the ditch opposite PA East Jefferson street The owner can have same by proving owner
 ship at the city hall.
 NO MEETING-There was no meet | ing of the city council last night Ow- ing to the lack of sidewalks in the re-
 spective wards, the gentlemen were
 unable to get out in the rain and mud. This is one more argument for more sidewalks.
 HUSTLING FOR BUSINESS-Six
 piano men from Phoenix visited Temp. | yesterday in quest of piano sale to
 the Tempe high school. Hamilton i Brothers got the order for one of their
 celebrated Emerson makes. FATALITY AT ROOSEVELT News reached here yesterday of an accident at Roosevelt on Saturday
 morning at 11:3O, in which J. F. Par
 ker was so badly injured he died at g
 o'clock Saturday night He was a shift | boss, and in some manner he was thrown about fifteen feet by the ma
 chinery with which he was working. | striking in such a way as to produce
 a concUssion of the brain. He is sur vived by wife and child. who are at l Roosevelt.
 A JURiDIcAL IMPROVEMENT | The renovated offices of Justice John stone are worth anybody's while to go to see. The walls and ceiling have been invested with new paper of l hue which in itself is sufficient notice
 to Oransemen that they don't stand q | very good show for their white quail l ties in that court. But an interesting thing is the optical illusion that has been created by the new paper. It | makes the office seem twice as long
 as it was and about half as wide, a
 regular hall of justice.
 WOMAN'S CLUB SURPRISE PARTY-Mrs. W. w. McNeff the
 wideawake chairman of the depart
 ment of household economies. has ar
 ranged a nice surprise for the club in
 the program for this afternoon. This
 notice is to inform all members to be
 present and enjoy it. The number re-
 ferred to will be a lecture by Prof
 Fred NJ Irish on Friends and Foes in
 Everyday Food" The lecture will not
 only be good, but will be accompanied
 by chemical demonstrations that will
 illustrate the points made by the speaker
 A RAINY DAY-Yesterday was rainy day in Phoenix. Not that so much water fell, but because there was a little falling most of the time. There was small shower in the forenoon and wet sort of a cloud hung over things from then on until o'clock when driZzling rain began, not hard enough to spoil Cne's clothes in cross ing the street, but hard enough to wet them if he took a very long trail down the middle of the street By dark it was quite slippery and well into the night the showering continued. Every drop of water that fell soaked in and the agriculturalists were joyous and the townspeople were exulting with them.
 IUTGERDING-cHERRY - Cards have been received by Phoenix friends announcing the marriage of George H. Lutgerding of this city to Mabel Maude Cherry, daughter of Mrs. John (fharrx- pf CaIar TIa riage was celebrated December 10 at the home of the bride. Mir. and Mrs. will be at home in Phoenix after the 1st of February 1909. The
 newly married couple are both well