Arizona republican., 1910-11-23

r ldSSIdII, WHO expects TO take pos
lsession Immediately.
NO DRILL OF co. B.-There will
be no drill of Company B., n. G. A.
Thursday evening which is the reg.
ular drill night of the company. Th'
officers decided to skip one drill OF
account of Thursday being Thanks
giving day There will be something
Especial for the members of the COM
pany. however on the following Thurs
| day evening.
WoMAN's cLUB-The Woman.
Club will hold bazaar and supper
in the O'Neill hall on Tuesday, No
vember 29. a sale of fancy goods
home made candies and appropriat,
things for Christmas gifts will bC
held, beginning at PAS p. m. and al
> O'Clock a cafeteria supper will bC
served There will be good music
during the afternoon and evening.
Ell PASo VISIToRs-Doctor and
Mrs. w L. Brown of FL Paso are
in the city visiting friends and old
acquaintance the doctor enjoying a
period of recuperation and rest from
his extensive practice, as he is one
of the leading surgeons of FL Paso.
He has visited Phoenix before and
is warm friend and admirer of this
city and valley, saying he never felt
better anywhere than while here.
DEPARTURE OF GOVERNOR
SlOAN-Governor Sloan left last
night for Washington on territorial
business He will first stop at St
Louis to attend the Deep Water
Ways convention and after that will
visit relatives at Cincinnati whence
he will go to Louisville to attend the
House of Governors He will ar
rive at Washington about December
and will return to Phoenix about
December 10
DR.. MONICAI ill-Dr Grant Mon
lean was taken i'll yesterday with a
severe case of erysipelas, which be-
came so alarming last evening that it
was decided to have him removed to
the hospital early this morning. DR..
Francis II. Redewill, who is attending
his brother physician. does no. expect
the case to result seriously, but de-
clares that it will be some days before
DR.. Monical will be able to leave the
hospital. During the illness of DR..
Monical his practice will be attended
to by Dr. Redewill
SUIT TO EJECTMENT-T. J. Ell
der yesterday filed suit in the dis
trict court against Mr.. and Mrs t
E. Harpe and d. w. Leach asking in
judgment that they be elected from
certain premises that belong to him
and that s25 damages be allowed by
the court together with costs The
complaint locates the premises north
west of Phoenix and alleges that the
defendants have kept him out of pos
session since May 5, 1909. and also
have kept him from enjoying the
profits that would otherwise have ac-
crued to him amounting to s25.
GONE TO SAN DIEGo-B. G.
Pecka left last night for Sandiego- by
the-sea expecting to be gone about
month. Besides visiting his family
he will furnish whatever advice he
is asked for concerning what should
be done to make the Panama exposi-
ton a success. and incidentally will
keep his eyes open for any odd ends
of realty that may be picked up and
utilized in building the foundation of
a fortune between now and 1915
Next to Phoenix Mr.. Pecka believes
San Diego has the finest prospects
of any village in the southwest
HE NOTICES THE GROWTH
Rev. d. Battin who has been visit
ing the city after an absence of more
than three years will leave for his
home in San Diego the first of next
week. He was surprised to find so
many changes for the better within
the short time he had been gone He
is now well established in a village
not far from San Diego and the
climate there agrees admirably with
him and Mrs. Battin. He is not sure
however that sometime he will not
return to this valley where he spent
twenty-one happy and prosperous
years.
HERE FOR THE WlNTER-Judge
and Mrs J. II. Day of Celina, Ohio,
accompanied by their daughter. have
arrived in Phoenix and are settled for
the winter at SIS North First avenue
his is IlOI Ifle llISl WISH VI
Day for he has spent so many whit
ers in Phoenix that he has acquired
the Arizona habit, and if nothing
happens he will probably spend all of
them here in the future. He is not
only pleased with the country as a
place to live but appreciates its ma
terial prosperity to such an extent
that he has possessed himself of a
considerable acreage of Salt River
Valley dirt and could very easily
change his voting residence to PhJe-
nix. There was a time when it was
hoped he would do so for democratic
voters back in Ohio were getting
rather discouraged But it's differ
ent since November s. The judge
wouldn't have missed being home on
that date for good deal and takes
pride in being one of good many
thousand who did things on that day
that a lot OF other people didn't like