Arizona republican., 1909-03-27

Jones is one of the superintendents of this home and met with some success. Several accidents have occurred within the last week. The first was that of M. J. Murphy. who ran off the | bridge over the canal on Central av- | enue last Sunday evening Mir Vaughn was the first person to come to the rescue. but Mir. Murphy had no diff ficulty in extracting himself from the machine. He went to the Vaughn store | and 'phoned for an auto to take him home. AItho his clothes were soaking wet he suffered no i'll effects from the cold ride home. The auto remained in the canal for several hours. The other | accident occurred to a party of young | people near the residence of Eugene 1 Brady O'Neill Tuesday evening. They l were on their way to the home of 1 Dixie Washington and were to return to Phoenix to attend the Elks' theater. At the time they were going north, Mir. Down and family were travelling south and the vehicles collided MT. Down was driving a bronco which be- came unmanageable and the young man driving the team and surrey put
 
 Down when his team started to run The surrey and its occupants were overturned. but fortunately the occu- pants escaped injury. The young lady was taken to Mrs. O'Neills where she became composed enough to continue the journey. Mir. O'Neill furnished them with a carriage after the horses were captured. It is needless to say the young people did not care for a theater party that night. Mir. Downs family were obliged to go to town on the car
 About three weeks ago there came a little baby girl to Mir. and Mrs. Percy Howard. They are getting along nice ly and took a little drive recently
 The Presbyterian church gave a lit tie party for the primary classes. Those seen from the Osborn district were Helen Evans. Villa Lyons. Clyde Paxton. Mary Adele Wood and Helen Wood.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. F. Moore were wis ited by Mir. and Mrs Odell last Sun day.
 NJ. V. Warren left for Agua Caliente sHiA-Ae -'A'AAteif NAAAAAb Ap SHtbb q few weeks.
 Mrs. George Alkire and mother, Mrs. Mary F.. Brown. of LosAngcles, enter tained a number of friends Wednes- day at the home of the former Those invited were Mrs. w A Wilson and daughter. Elizabeth. Mrs. Perkins and daughter. Mary. and Mrs Emma Bur ton and daughter Emily.
 Flora F.. Harvey. principal of the Sacaton school. left Phoenix last Fri day for a visit to the schools under her supervision.
 The heavyweight championship at wrestling in the eastern colleges was won last Friday by William Goebel. a Phoenix lad. MT. Goebel won place as guard last fall on Walter Camps American football eleven Goebel had two hard matches against giant wres- tiers and came off triumphant in both throwing Talbot of Cornell and Sch wartz of Pennsylvania. in afternoon and evening of same day.
 Mir. and Mrs Walter Holmes will leave for his home in Wisconsin after spending the winter at Pepperwood Mir. Holmes planted an orange orchard while here
 Mrs. l.. D. Libbey is planting a new orange orchard.
 Yale. the fine young Senator l.. stallion owned by Justus Goebel. in roaming around during the night fell into cistern. but was rescued unin- jured after several hours of hard work with the hay derrick and six men.