Arizona republican., 1910-10-04
DOUGLAS VIsIToRs.-L. B. Ca

DOUGLAS VISIToRS.-L. B. Carey. a well known dentist, and Attorney H.. l.. Noble,. both of Douglas, are visit ing Phoenix Non business.
 WILL ARRIVE TODAY-Mrs. j. C. Adams, who is making a cross country drive from the east to the coast in her automobile, is expected to arrive at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco today.
 MRS. GETSINGER IMPROVING Having partially recovered from an operation which she recently under went in one of the Los Angeles hos pitals. Mrs. B. w. Getsinger returned from the coast city Friday and is now at her home She is rapidly recover i ing her former health and strength. HOME FROM THE CoAST-Chap- | lain Winfield Scott of Scottsdale re- turned home from San Diego. Cali fornia, yesterday morning, having spent the summer at his summer resi- | dence, Normal Heights. He says nothing can beat Arizona for fall and winter climate and he is glad to get home.
 RETURNING GUARDSMEN - A great many members of the National Guard of Arizona, who were encamped at Atascadero, returned yesterday from California. Among those who arrived home were Second Lieutenant William H. Taylor of Company B and | Quartermaster Sergeant A. c. Taylor of Company A.
 THAT PARKER EXCURSlON-A special meeting of the board of trade directorate has been called for this afternoon at 4 o'clock for the purpose of discussing plans for the Parker excursion. proposed for October 20. It is probable that the general plan out lined in The Republican yesterday ! morning will be followed.
 SAW THE RUlN-N. P. McCallum returned yesterday from Los Angeles and says the picture of the Times ruin is a sight long to be remem- bered He was in the city the night of the disaster and heard the fire en- zines rushing by, but could see no blaze in the direction they seemed to be going. so he did not get up nor learn that it was an extraordinary event until the next day.
 CARTER LYDE-Charles Carr r and Miss Pearl Lyde were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride. No. 231 North Second street. The groom is val ued employe of the Wellington cafe while his bride is a charming and es- timable young lady who has many | friends in this city. MT. and Mrs. | Carter will make their home at 231 | North Second street for the present. | Those who were guests at the we'd ding were Mrs. Burkhart. Mrs. G. i Caldwell. Miss F. Turner. Mrs. E. Lyde, George Caldwell. M. OLeary. P. Sullivan, H. Daggs. Frank Turner. J. Robinson, F. Robertson, G. P. White and Mir. Huston.
 COURT OPENS AT FLORENCE l Attorney B E. Marks returned from Florence last evening where he was called on legal business in connec- tion with the opening of court. Judge Kent is presiding and Mir Marks is of the opinion that the docket will be 1 cleared in a very few days. The 1 half dozen or more damage suit 1 cases, in which that number of de- fendants are asking s25,000 each from the Ray Consolidated company as a result of the explosion of a dynamite charge while a motor car was pass
 ing, came up and were continued to the next term A formal application was mace yesterday for the appoint | ment of a receiver for the Bank of l Florence. Among others who are at tending court are Judge kibbey and i Attorneys Franklin, Alexander, Hayes and Chalmers from Phoenix. Terri torial Auditor Foster and Attorney General John B. Wright were also in
 Florence yesterday.
 SOME FINE DATES-George H. Harris, who owns a ranch on the
 South Tempe road has several un-
 usually prolific Arabian date palms
 from which he is gathering dates
 that will readily take first rank
 among the fruits of the Sal, River
 Valley. They are unusually large
 and of a flavor that is seldom at
 tained in this fruit, even in the
 countries where they are habitat. Mr I Harris brought a box of dates taken
 from his trees to the office of the
 Republican yesterday and the qual- ity of the fruit bears out every
 claim made by him. He states that
 he has given considerable attention } to the cultivation of the trees upon
 his ranch and as a result llas been
 enabled to .ealiZe this season an av-
 craze of SIPS from each tree He
 has shipped quantities of the fruit
 to Grand Rapids. Chicago. Milwaukee
 and San Francisco and has yet to
 receive ar adverse criticism of the goods
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