Arizona republican., 1909-02-25
Of Local Interest

D. A. R. MEETiNG-The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the residence of Mrs. G. W. Vickers' Saturday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock.
 CHILDREN'S MEETING POST PONED-The meeting of the Chil- dren's Mite Box brigade at Cartwright is indefinitely postponed on account of scarlet fever in the neighborhood.
 HOUSEHOLD EcoNoMIcs-A de- | partment meeting of the household economies section of the Woman's club will be held this afternoon at the resi- | dence of Mrs. Ancil Martin.
 CHURCH SocIAL-Tanner Chapel, A M. E. church, will give a fish-fry at the church tonight Fresh fish, chicken and salads will be served. 1 There will be no admission fee charged. Everybody invited.
 SNOW AT CAVE cREEK-Charlie | Philes was in from Cave Creek yes terday and said that on Sunday snow fell in that section to the depth of two inches on the level. It was deeper, of course, where the wind drifted it, and it was real snow, not the hailstone sort that Phoenix got. It is the first snowstorm on Cave Creek. for about | ten years, he said.
 DAUGHTERS OF lSlS-The Daugh- | ters of Isis held a business and cere- monial session in their temple, Tues | day afternoon, initiating a large class | of candidates into the mysteries of that sacred sisterhood. In the evening both the Daughters and the Shriners participated in a grand ball, marking | the close of the annual festive sea- son. 1 COTTONSEED BEEF-A few days ago mention was made of a bunch of | fine steers fattened by George Day on cottonseed in the Buckeye country. These steers have now been trans formed into beef and will be on dis | ply next Saturday at the Hackett | market The beef will be on sale also and those desirous of comparing cot tonseed beef with alfalfa beef will l have an opportunity to do so.
 LEGISLATIVE DINNER-The la dies of the Central Methodist church request that all on their way to the | Dixon meetings on Friday stop at the 1 Central Methodist Episcopal church South. and have a good dinner and | supper, after which they will better enjoy the sermons. All others who want a good square meal are invited to partake of the legislative dinner where meals will be served at reason able prices.
 MRS. GEORGE H. ARTIIP DEAD- The many friends in Phoenix of George H. Artlip will be grieved to learn of the death of Mrs. Artlip, which oc- cured the 9th inst in Denver, Col MT Artlip was at the head of the short hand department of the Lamson Busi- ness College from 1901 to 1903. MT and Mrs. Artlip were married at the Lamson residence, on North Central | avenue, in November, 1902. She was Miss Waite Smith of Chicago.
 VICENTE FRANCO DEAD-vicente Franco, arrested in Douglas a few weeks ago for the murder of Ramon Coronel in this city about thirteen years ago, and which crime he later confessed, died yesterday morning al 7:15 o'clock in the county jail. He had begun ailing almost ever since his confinement began, his lungs being affected and a week or so ago he caught a cold that developed into 8 form of pneumonia, his decline con- tinuing until the end. He received the last sacrament of the Catholic church on Tuesday, having been informed that the end of his career was neal at hand, and died in the belief that his sins had been forgiven.