Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
Southern California Advertisements
From Territorial Points


mills for the day. Now that th' weather has settled down, and we ar, enjoying the kind of weather that makes Flagstaff so popular with al who visit here, the picnic is not only an assured success but all who go ar, assured of a grand good time, ant | one that will long be remembered. Tho committee is planning for plenty oi entertainment, and there will be some good speeches by Governor Kibbey anf others and field sports and othel amusements.
 The weather man has been kind tc us the past week and has at last turn ed off the spigot. We have had nc rain at all this week, and the days arc now noticeably cooler.
 Jas. Johnson. the cattle king and ex-sheriff of COconino county. was down from Williams a few days last week
 Mrs. Clyde P. Metcalf and children left last Thursday for Los Angeles where they will spend some time
 Mrs. R. J. Kidd nd her three daugh- ters left last Thursday for Los Ange- los. where they expect to remain in- definitely. The two older daughters will enter school in the city.
 A very pretty party was held last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Jones. The party was in the nature of a surprise and was gotten up by Nina Jones for her her sister, Zella who left the next day to resume her duties as teacher in the Holbrook schools. The party was a sweet pea luncheon, and sweet peas were in abundance. The place cards were prettily painted with sweet peas A four-course luncheon was served during the afternoon
 There is much happiness in the home D. F.. Schnebley on Oak creek, all be- cause a little girl was born there last Friday. Mir. Schnebley reports both wife and child doing nicely.
 Mrs. Reynolds left last Thursday for Los Angeles, where she will stay some time with her mother. Mrs. J. A Vail, of this place, who is there for her health.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Randall of Weatherford. Tex. were guests at the Weatherford hotel last week.
 H. x. Reeves and wife of Winslow spent last Wednesday in town.
 Forty-siX tickets were sold to the Grand Canyon last Friday. The occasion was an excursion gotten up by Prof. A. N. Taylor for the benefit of students attending the summer session of the normal school. A great deal of credit is due Professor Taylor for his trouble in getting up these annual excursions as it helps to advertise not only the normal school, but the town and the Grand Canyon.
 Durward Mckinney returned last Friday from Schnebley's ranch on Oak creek. where he has spent the sum- mer
 Miss Zella Jones returned to her school at Holbrook last week after spending the summer vacation with her parents here.
 R. H. Cameron, the republican nom- inee for delegate to congress. was in town one day last week receiving the many congratulations the people had been waiting to give him. Everything looked so bright for Ralph up here that he thought he could return to Phoenix and start his organization be- fore making a personal canvass here, and he left the next morning
 Vim. Mcintyre went to Ash Fork Tuesday from which point he made shipment of sheep to the eastern mar ket.
 Mrs Martin of Springerville is the guest of MT. and Mrs. l. F. Wheeler this week.
 Inc -t t,,.ly fan1l la1 at Ia ,fN NT, D. w. Dwiggins last Friday and left there a ten-pound girl to brighten the home-
 Scott F. Linn made a trip to Wins low last Saturday, returning Monday. While there he was the guest of Mir and Mrs. Chas N. Bond, formerly of this place. MT. Linn says that busi- ness is very quiet in the little rail- road town and that not more than half the railroad men are working
 Mrs. I. F. Wheeler has been on the sick list the past week, but is about recovered now.
 A very large car loaded with furni- ture for the new girls dormitory was is now complete and since the furni- ture has been installed is one of the best equipped buildings of the kind in the southwest
 The play given by the normal stu dents last Friday was well attended in spite of the rain, and a neat sum was netted for the students benefit fund.
 A baby boy made its way into the home of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Sheehan night. Mother and child are doing well, and John is all smiles.
 Territorial Treasurer Kirkland was up from Phoenix last Friday to see his wife. who has been spending the here.
 Trainmaster F.. H. Duffield of the lnta Fe spent last Thursday in town on business for the company.