Arizona republican., 1909-06-13
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and Miss Katherine Humphreys, at the Methodist Episcopal church, Tuesday evening, at o'clock, the Reverend Clyde Metcalf officiating. The wedding was informal and only about thirty of the closest friends of the contracting parties were pres ent The Lohengrin wedding march was played by Miss Nina Jones and continued in soft strains throughout the ceremony Little Hope Metcalf was the ring bearer The ceremony according to the ritual of the Protes- tant Episcopal church. Following the ceremony the newly -wedded couple left on the east-bound train for a short honeymoon to be spent well. they would not say where. At the station large gathering of the friends were in waiting and before they could board the train they had been showered with rice until they looked as if they had been caught in a snow storm.
 MT and Mrs Pritchett will be at home to their friends in Flagstaff after June 25.
 The committee in charge of the OuI LII Ol Jull NtltDTdllDn are max ing splendid progress and will fur nish attractions that will surpass those of any celebration of the kind ever held in northern Arizona A bronco o-busting contest for the cham piOnship of Arizona is creating as much interest as any other feature Racing and baseball games will also be strong attractions All northern Arizona has been posted with posters resembling those of the circuses, and the coming of the Flagstaff Fourth of July attraction is being looked forward to with great interest by the people of sev- eral counties.
 An exciting game of baseball was played on the local diamond Sunday between Flagstaff and Williams, the local team winning by a score of to 1. The two teams will play again next Sunday on the Williams diamond
 Miss Grace Dutton left this week for a visit in Los Angeles She will make a tour of the United States before returning to Flagstaff.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Sliker are 1pthNiAi6 Aiit Ntth sll Ndh OItth.
 Miss Penny of Williams was in Flagstaff this week taking the teachers examination.
 MT. and Mrs. L. S Drum of Wii- Hams are in Flagstaff, the guests of relatives
 MT. and Mrs. w A. Sutherland of Needles are in the city to spend the summer.
 Rev. E. NJ. Wilson of Mount Yer non, N. r., is in tine city to spend the summer
 Miss Jessie E. Rood, who taught Spanish in the Northern Arizona Nor maj school during the past year, de- parted Saturday for her home in New York
 Mrs. w. G. Dickinson returned this | week from Los Angeles, where she spent the winter.
 F. B. Buchanan. who taught in the Northern Arizona Normal school | during the past year. departed the | first of the week for Chicago.
 Vincent Taylor, a son of pr. A. N. | Taylor, of the Northern Arizona Nor maj school, has been employed to ] teach in that institution during the l summer season. Young MT. Taylor recently graduated from the Uni | Versity of Michigan.
 J. F.. Ruffin visited Albuquerque | the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Cotton had as | their guests Sunday Mir. and Mrs. F. | H. Ferguson of Williams
 Miss Edna Blumve, who attended | the Northern Arizona Normal school | during the past year, departed Mon | day for her home in Pasadena.
 Prof. H. D. Evans arrived last | week from Mesa, and has again op- ened the Evans summer school
 Ranger w. H. Campbell of Ash | Fork was in the city Monday.
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