Arizona republican., 1909-02-06

Join this study The music class ev- ! cry Friday at 7:30 pm. Come and visit and see the work that IS being | done
 1 The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety held its regular meeting last Tuesday With Mrs. Forman and elected officers for the coming year, as fol | lows: President. Mrs. Forman; first vice president, Mrs. Smith: second vice president, Mrs. T. M. Burroughs; corresponding secretary, Mrs. w. L. Feel; recording secretary, Mrs. Charles | E. Tannehill; treasurer Miss Jamie Hedgpeth: press superintendent, Mrs. C. B. Wood. Light refreshments were served. and Miss Emma Shannon gave a report of the great Towner and Dixon meeting at Prescott, and trying to arrange for these men to come to Phoenix. The society presented the parsonage with a new cook stove. Mir Love is building a two-story house out on Center street. Last week his little boy N. B., fell from one of the upstair windows and cut a severe gash in his head. It was necessary to take him to town to have some stitches ldkeIl III lllc NOullh. I1G Ia 6NNNAAi . along nicely but still confined at home.
 A very delightful masquerade party was given at the horne of Robert Woolf. on North Center street, last Friday evening. The invited guests were, Misses Gladys Osborn, Hattie Morrell. Bernice Smith, Flora Lowder- milk, Minnie Bivens. Vivian Bivens, Ruby Jones, Mae Geare, Mary Creigh- ton, Meta Eyer, Gladys Kohl, Messrs. Eugene Woolf. Roy Woolf. Lester Smith, Ernest Smith, Herbert Lowder- milk, John Geare, Tom Geare, John Creighton, Oscar Johnson. Chauncey Smith and Jesse Eyer.
 Major and Mrs. F. M. Lamson have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Flora Jane, to Sam Bone The wedding will take place Monday morning, February the fif- teenth. at eight thirty o'clock at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Phoenix. The Lamson family has liv- ed here many years and no family is more highly esteemed or has more friends than they. Major Lamson was the originator of Lamson's Business college, and only resigned last fall to attend to other duties. Since that time Miss Flora has filled the position most creditably MT. Bone may be congrat- ulated upon winning such an attrac- tive and at the same time such a sen sible and practical girl. There is much good that can be said of Mir Bone too, for he enjoys the respect or the entire |, ffac and integrity. Every one extends good wishes to this worthy couple.
 Last week Tellis Birmingham went hunting and in some way was mistak en in the aim he took, and shot off the toe of his shoe. The toe of his foot, fortunately was not injured. Some girls could not escape so luckily.
 B. NJ Fuqua has been appointed trustee in the Osbron school. He sue ceeded E. F. Van Kirk.
 Marguerite Krebs is staying out of school on account of weak eyes.
 Mrs. W. F. Thomas has had her rose bushes trimmed.
 The marriage of Mrs. Mary E. Gar rison to Matt Morrell took place last Thursday morning. Judge J. C. Phil
  friends of this couple have been curios about this marriage for some time and it was reported to have taken place a few weeks ago.
 Mrs. Al Galpin went to Phoenix Fri day afternoon.
 T M. Burroughs has been quite sick the last few weeks with an attack of asthma, however, he was able to drive to town with Mrs. Burroughs Friday morning.
 Mrs. NJ V. Warren was the recipient of very delightful surprise Friday morning when her daughter, Mrs. N. H. Henerson of Trinidad, Colo, and son, Hedrick Warren, of Vermajo Park, N. NJ, came to make her visit. Mrs. Henerson was here about twelve years ago, and Hedrick was a Phoenix boy some time ago. Since leaving here he married and has one boy, Jack, and there was never such another wonderful child. So great has been the change in Phoenix in both growth and population that scarcely any place or people are recognized.
 Miss Daisy Buck, principal of Os- born school made visit to Tempe and returned Sunday evening.
 The new boiler for the Indian School arrived Monday and was hauled out Center street by a six-horse team. An other large one arrived Wednesday.
 The sisters of William Love arrived from the east last Monday. They ex- pect to remain indefinitely.
 Misses Jamie and Elizabeth Hedg peth and Alice Tannehill enjoyed a visit with Tempe friends last Satur- day.
 Mrs. Jesse Hedgpeth is engaged in a new enterprise, that of raising Bel gian hares. So far the experiment has been successful and will in a short time be prepared to take orders for the market or to sell them in pairs.
 Helen Swiggett and Meta Eyer took Sunday dinner with Mrs. M. V. War ren.