Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
Of Local Interest

CARD PARTY-A cara party at the | Country club is announced for this evening at s o'clock. The bus will leave
 the Hotel Adams shortly before that | hour
 VOCAL RECITAL-A recital will be given next Tuesday evening at the | Knights of Pythias hall by the vocal
 pupils of Harry Well. The public is | invited.
 WATERMELON GROWERS - A ! meeting of the Salt River Valley i Watermelon Growers association will
 be held Saturday at 1:3O o'clock at the ! offices of the Valley Realty company. { WILL VISIT FATHER-Mrs Lee H. Landis left last night for Cleveland. | O., where she will visit her father. Dr. ! Dellenbaugh She will be gone for sev- eral months.
 TO SELL REAL ESTATE-G R. IT. vine formerly with Goldmans, will be found hereafter in the office of Dick
 Erdmans He will devote himself in
 the future to the buying and selling of
 real estate.
 TO RECREATE AT THE SPRINGS F. \. Tritle. clerk of the supreme
 court, will spend his vacation at Castle Hot Springs. He left for that resort
 yesterday morning.
 DELTA ALPHA CLASS-Some fif-
 teen or twenty members of the Delta
 Alpha class of the Christian church
 gave a surprise to Mrs Emmons,
 their former teacher, on Wednesday
 evening at her home on North Fourth
 avenue. The evening was spent in
 games and a general good time. Re
 treatments of cake and lemonade
 were served.
 LIFTED THE MORTGkGE-One
 thousand dollars was raised yesterday
 in a few hours by George NJ. Hahn and Elliot Evans for the purpose of clearing off the mortgage on the lots on North Center street owned by Trin- ity Episcopal church. The mortgage was for S1,75O, $75O of which was prom ised in case the remaining thousand was raised With the lots free from debt the work of raising sufficient funds for the erection of a church edi- flee on them will be taken up.
 FUNERAL OF J. H. BALDWIN, \ change has been made in the date of the funeral of J. H. Baldwin, which had been set for this after noon. It will take place at 9 o'clock on Sunday afternoon from Merrymans. Phoenix Commandery, No. 3, will act as escort. The mem- bers of the commandery are request ed to assemble at 2:3O o'clock. and sojourning knights are courteously invited to attend the services.
 DORRINGTON -TRUMAN-C R i Darlington and Miss Mary Truman were united in marriage at the Bap- tist church on the morning of April | 14, 1909, Rev. Orville Coats, the pas tor officiating. The wedding was attended only by friends and rela- | tives of the bridge and groom. The | bride, whose home was in Brookville. 1 Pa, is a cousin of Mrs. J. c. Reed | of Wickenburg and has been visit | ing here for the last six months. MT. | lately of Pittsburg Pa. | Is a contractor and builder of Globe. | MT. and Mrs. Darlington left last :. night for Globe, where they will be | at home to friends after April 20.
 THE BOUNDING BIllOWS-If one cannot have a fine yacht of his own and a nice ocean to sail it on. lere in Phoenix, he may still have the necking pleasure of seeing what the other fellow has, and that s the way most people have to get heir pleasure in this world any way. All the Phoenix people of aquatic instincts should stroll around ,y the Boston store, where in the Jig show window they can see a per ectly equipped vessel sailing the sea O beat the band. It is not a mere picture, but a moving, swaying con-