Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-04
PYlH|AN SISTER IN CANANEA
Grand Chief of Arizona Will Establish Temple on Solid
 Foundation
ARGUS-EYED, VERSATILE
 TRAINMASTER CARE FREE

CANANEA. June 3.-Mrs. Ida Moore. the energetic and capable grand chief of the Pythian Sisters for Arizona. came to Cananea a few days ago and took up the work of estab, fishing a temple at this place. In these days of almost tropical heat. and lethargy ever prevalent when the rainy season is near, it requires a more than ordinary effort on the par; of any one to stir up interest in any undertaking. But this ureiess organ. izer accomplished her purpose with remarkable success and Cananea Temple No. Is (the on1y one of its kind in MeXico) was launched with sixty-three charter members. Last Thursday evening practically the en- tire membership of the local Pythian lodge assembled to celebrate the ad- vent of the new acquisition and to aid them over the rocky way that all good members have to travel. When the initiation and election of officers was over. a sumptuous and variated lunch was served, after which sweet music by the Ross orchestra held the happy crowd in the spell of the waltz until the morning light was breaking Mrs. Moore performed the entire ritual without assistance and made a splen- did impression on the newly initiated members. A vote of thanks was tended to her. also token of appre- ciation given by those who were at the depot to bid her Godspeed. The following officers were elected; Past chief. Mary A. Sanders; NJ E. C., Mrs. Mary Pelzer; E. $. Mrs. Louise B. Clark; E. J., Mrs. Alice Earpe: manager. Mrs. Frankie Rienhardt; RI. R. and c. Miss Alfreda Clarke: NJ. of F.. Mrs. Pauline Hutton; protector, Mrs. Mamie Casper; guard. Miss Amelia Artee; trustees. Mrs. J. W. Peters, Birthstone and Mabel Cleve- land.
 Mickey O'Connors. the argus-eyed and versatile trainmaster for the Cananea Consolidated Copper com pany's network of railroads, goes through the weekly line of work with never a care in his happy heart and never hitch in the well regulated routine But on Sundays when the specials are run to the ball park and tIt IteuldT CDnuuClOIs are ODSeENlue the Sabbath, the ticket punching falls to him and his troubles are manifold and hard to overcome. Last Sunday a man boarded the train up the line and demanded that he be carried free of charge because his aunt had married a conductor in Texas several years ago. As this was new one on Mickey he decided to let the fellow ride down. provided he got up on top of the car. Yesterday he found out that the fellows aunt was engaged to a conductor. but refused to stand up at the altar because said ticket gatherer had Irish ancestors. The nexS time a man tries to work this racket on the wiser trainmaster he will have to carry a copy of the mar riage certificate with him.
 A. J. Ruth and family left today for Lawrence, Kansas. where they will spend month visiting friends and relatives.
 Colin J. Bury has returned from his vacation, which was divided between Phoenix and Flagstaff. Bury Is a na- tive Arizonan. and refuses to believe that any other section of the country can offer as many restful and scenic places as his native territory.