Arizona republican., 1908-10-24

the corral and got away Seventy of
 them were not afterward recovered.
 They doubtless made their way back
 to the hills of the New River ranch
 where they will be rounded up next
 year. bigger and fatter than ever. so
 that they will bring more money
 Therefore the stampede may be re-
 garded by AlH Gibson as a blessing in
 disguise but he did not look at it that
 way at the time.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street, 9:45 Sunday school, J. M. Stewart, superin- tendent; II am. preaching by the min ister L. Williams, theme: "Will a man rob God" c. F. prayer meeting. 6:30; 7:30, sermon, subject, "The Condemna- tiOn of Nubelief" Wednesday 7:30 prayer meeting, and at pm. teachers training class meets.
 A FREE MAN-The only business
 actually finished up in district court
 yesterday was the divorce suit of
 Charles Carter against Cynthia Carter
 on the ground of unfaithfulness. The
 plaintiff was granted a decree as the
 bad character of the defendant was
 easily established by all who had ever
 heard of her. They were colored liti-
 gants.
 A CONSIGNMENT OF CONNECTS Officers of the United States mar
 shal left last night for Yuma with
 nearly half a car load of coavicts sen
 hr~ fa af
 Yuma ranging from ten months to two and a half years. To be more exact, there were just ten of them. six being sent for selling liquor to Indians and four for violations of the Edmund act One of them was a woman. Angelita Berdusco, who expects to become a mother.
 WEDDING BELLS.-An impressive wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. Campbell of the Presbyterian church, at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. L. Sturges, on West Fillmore street on Thursday evening. Oct. 22, uniting in Miss Elizabeth Beach, form erly of Adrian. Michigan, and MT. Ray B. Fleet of Phoenix, nephew of D. L. Sturges. The bride was charmingly attired in dark blue silk and carried a boquet of La France roses. Only the relatives were present. Aft CT the ceremony a delightful supper was served. The house was beautiful ly decorated and on the table were clusters of American Beauty roses. MT. and Mrs. Fleet will make their home on their farm northwest of Phoenix
 EUcHRE PARTY-Mrs. Frank C. COnnelley gave a euchre party on Wednesday night to a number of friends at her home. 719 North Third street. She was assisted by her sister, Mrs. F. B. Price of Chicago. who is spending the winter here. There was a delightful lunch, covers being laid for sixteen. The guests were: Mir and Mrs. T. J. Whitney, MT and Mrs w E. Jacquith, Mir and Mrs John Carrier of Chicago. James Mccormick of Chicago. Miss May McInerney, daughter of Alderman McInerney of the Thirtieth ward, Chicago, Miss May COnnelley, George Lewis, Christopher Mackin, George Driscoll and Frank c. Connelley himself The house was decorated for the occasion | and the evening was most enjoyably | spent.
 HARVARD CLUB DINNER-The date of the annual dinner. of the i Harvard Club of Arizona has now | been definitely determined as Thurs lay, Nov. 18th, and the Hotel Adams | las been selected as the place. Fall l ng as the date does in the middle | 1f fair week, the members from all | parts of the territory who are at all | likely to be able to get away, will . combine the pleasure of the dinner with that of visiting the fair. A arge attendance is confidently ex- ,ected. This is the fourth annual linner which the graduates of liar 'ard who reside in Arizona, have leld. The membership of the club, which at first consisted of a few men n Phoenix and the Salt River valley, low contains members in nearly every arge town in Arizona. They celebrate heir loyalty to their alma mater and enew old acquaintance at an annual linner, after the fashion of Harvard nen all over the world. This years linner promises to be a great success.