Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
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 T. F. B. DANCE-The Fraternal Brotherhood will give dance this evening at Eastlake park.
 PRESBYTERIAN ENDEAVoR SO CIAL AND BUSINESS MEETING-I The Y P $. C. F. of the Presbyterian church will have d social at the home. of pr. Sargent. 529 West Adams street this evening at o'clock. The Septem- | Der business meeting will be held in | connection with the social All mem bers and friends are invited.
 PAPERS FROM ALL ARIZONA ! TOWNS.-Thc board of trade as an l evidence of it's interest in all Arizona l as well as Phoenix is keeping on file 1 in it's office all the territorial news papers, and all those desiring to read the papers from other Arizona towns are invited to call at the board at any time and look them over.
 EXPECTED THIS MORNING. l.. C. Hill. supervising engineer of the reclamation service. is expected home from Fl Paso this morning. He left here several weeks ago go ing to Los Angeles. thence to Neva- da and Utah and via Denver to New Mexico and Texas. practically swing | ing around the circle of the district ! over which he has supervision.
 4 SHORT VISIT.-Raymond A | Hill, son of Mir and Mrs. l.. C. Hill | of this city, arrived here yesterday morning and went to Granite Reef to visit an uncle He expects to leave ! Sunday for Denver and thence to l Ann Arbor where he will attend the | Michigan university this winter. He | has had one year at the university but during the past year has been | employed in the reclamation service { on the Strawberry valley project
 HERE FOR A MINUTE.-Post- master General Hitchcock was in | Phoenix again last evening for 1 few brief minutes He was return | ing from an inspection of the mines at Ray and vicinity and the big re l duction plant at Hayden. having | taken d great deal of interest in the ! big low grade mining enterprises of the territory since he came here on his vacation a few weeks ago. He found his time growing short and cut out his scheduled Clifton visit that he might look over the Ray section 1 He left for the north on the o'clock train last night and may spend a day in Jerome. From there he will go to san Francisco where he has both official and personal business to attend to.
 ARRIVAL OF SYLVIA-Her name is Sylvia and she has traveled some for d dog. But Sylvia is not com mon dog; she is q full blOoded Bost- ton bull terrier Her other claim to distinction. outside her breeding and her travels. is that she is owned by J. Lewis Scott. Sylvia arrived in PhOe- nix Tuesday from North Adams, Mass. five thousand miles away. She was met at the station by her master, whom she had not seen for five years. That she did not know him is not to wondered at. It was not until MT. Scott had taken her to his room that she remembered him and then her greeting was almost too effusive. No finer bred Boston bull has ever been seen in Phoenix. MT. Scott bought her when she was a little puppy and when he came west he left her with his rela- tives in North Adams
 HOME AGAIN.-Mr. and Mrs. w. w McNcff have returned home from their summer outing; that is, it was an outing for Mrs. McNeff and a summer job for Mir. McNeff in the cool country for he spent his time along the Santa Fe in northern Ari- zona, following his regular line of business Mrs McNeff was. in Den yer where during the summer there to5k place the golden wedding of her parents. with all the children at home. an unusual and very interest ing event Mir McNeff, met her at i Ash Fork and they came home to- gether They will reside at the 1 Copeland until their new home or [ North Third avenue is completed, plans for it being given to the con tractors today It is a nice residence property costing between four and 1 five thousand dollars.
 BURNS CLUB MEETING.-The 1 Bobby Burns club of Phoenix will hold it's first meeting of the season tonight at the residence of A. H.
 Davidson near the corner of Central avenue and the Mcdowell road, or the first house west of the Central avenue corner Originally the Burns club met annually on the birthday of the great Scotch poet but Scotch | and Burns enthusiasm has grown so great hereabOut that the club has found it necessary to meet more frequently in order to enjoy itself fully This time it will be in honor of the birthday of the president ot the club. MT. Davidson. There are B members of the club who are ma tive Scots and about ten more who are of Scotch descent. All Scots and those of Scotch descent are invited to be present. The program will in- clude the singing of Scotch songs and the reciting of poems from
 Burns and other Scotch authors, and a jolly time is assured.
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