Arizona republican., 1908-04-28
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CINCINNATI VISITOR-Mr Ed Renau Of Cincinnati arrived here yes { terday morning for visit with his family.
 A. M. BENHAM HERE-A. M. Ben ham of the BriZard- -Benham company arrived here yesterday morning and will he here the greater part of the week He will be on hand to assist in the inauguration of the big auction sale of the old Mission Museum which begins today
 STUDENT RECITAL.-The first of a series of students recitals. which are open to the public will occur Monday evening. May 4th. at the Ari- zOna School of Music. Those taking part in the program will be Miss Alice Redewill. pianist, pupil of Mr. J. Hom- CT Grunn and MT. Carl DOud. .iolinist, pupil of MT. Frank Lloyd Sturhal.
 ARIZONA GEoGRAPHY-The board of trade has forwarded to Ralph s. Tarr of Cornell University. at Ith- aca. \. Y. five photographs which are .o be used by MT Tarr in the repro duction of a new physical geography shortly to be published under the au- spices of the university. and which is designed to be modern and up to date in $ information.
 AlHAMBRA DANCE-There will be another dance at AlhambId We'd nesday evening for which the smart Set orchestra will furnish the music. Transportation to the dance and back will be seventy-five cents and the hay rack will leave the Phoenix Cycle com pany at 1:30 Wednesday evening. Those desiring to g. should see C. $. OalleS
 following former residents of the Key stone states who are now located in the Salt River valley have issued a call for meeting this CTuesday) evening at 7:SO sharp al the office of Dr. r. C. Angeny in the O'NeiH building: Chas. J. McElroy. Dr. F. c. Angeny. John A. RanRahan, F. R. Gil- finder. John Lewis, John M. Ralston, George Seip. All PennSylvanians are requested t. be present The meeting will end with a Quaker dinner served at one of the cafes
 MAP PRESENTATIONS. A. Fur ney has just prepared the best thing in a map of thr town of Tempe that has ever been ut before the public and yesterday !rvsentrd copy of it to the Phpeni= board of trade. IL is not merely a rough plat but is a map accurate in all it's details. showing the measurements of streets and lots and the points wherein they differ from what they are supposed to be For instance street that IS supposed to be loo feet wide is wider than that in some places and narrower in others. The man is by th" blue print process. the one given the board being rice pa pc- with blue lines.
 w. o. w. MEMORIAL SERVICES. The annual memorial services of the Woodmen of the World and the Wood men Circle was held in the K. of P hall on Sunday at 2:S0 D. m. The serv- ices consisted of songs by a male quar- tette. readings of portions of the ritu- al and discourse. eulogistic of the decreased numbers of the order by A. D. Levine. The quartette consisted of Messrs Beller. Dowd. TourqUest and Gentry. At Monday nights meeting vote of thanks was given the gentle men of the quartctte and A. D. Levine for their efforts iR behalf of the or der. After the close of the services the members were driven to the ceme- tery where quantities of flowers were. distributed on the graves of all de- ceased members graves of both or ders.
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