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Arizona republican., 1910-03-21
CREIGHTON.

Creighton. March 20.-The mem bcrs of the Jolly Fourteen Club will be entertained by the Misses Bcrnice and Gertrude Bivers at their home on the Park road. Saturday evening.
 Miss Emma Bell resigned her posi- ton as a teacher in the Creighton school and Miss Elizabeth Foley of Los Angeles. has been appointed to fill the vacancy. Miss Bell had hoped to finish the term, but the poor health of her mother. coupled with her desire to pursue her own studies and prepare to pass an exam ination and so secure state certifi- cate. led her to resign at this time. Miss Foley comes well recommended and will, it is predicted. fill the position to the satisfaction of all. She will make her home with Miss Hazel Ellericks.
 Mrs. W. l.. Chambers visited with Mrs NJ. r Miller Monday.
 Wirus Bivins was made a corporal in company E at the drill Tuesday night.
 $. A Garrett moved to the Ncllis ranch Thursday.
 The Schradcr family moved to it's new home west of town, the first of the week.
 John Crcighton's alfalfa field pre- sents one of the prettiest sights in this part of the country.
 W. l.. Chambers is roofing his new barn this week.
 X number of the residents of this district enjoyed the picnic of the
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

Francisco and is reported quite sick.
 The ladies Home Life Circle spent very pleasant session with Mrs Frazcc on Thursday afternoon. Ar ter the usual business the program which was prepared by Mrs. Frazcc was rendered. Its being the glorious feast day of St Patrick the program partook of the Irish nature too. It consisted of reading by Miss John son: The Widow Malon.' Select story by Mrs. Frazee. "A Chinic Shower and PAT guessing con- test which afforded much amusement. Mrs. Graham was awarded first prize for the most correct answers, which was q green pitcher. Mrs. Mckean was given the consolation prize, an Arizona boquet of shamrocks CD. Delightful refreshments of sandwiches and salad were sTeved. The next meeting will be with Mrs Cage.
 Mir. and Mrs Barry. Lice and Kathryn. and Mrs. Brill spent We'd nesday with Mrs. Barry's brother, Dr. Hill. in Glendale.
 Visitors at the Thompson home Sunday afternoon were Mir Harring l. and Mrs. Barry, Alice and Kathryn.
 Mrs Wilcox has new boarder whose name has not been learned by your correspondent.
 Miss Lena Shreek and Mir Cib- bens were calling upon Mrs. Richard Osmundson Wednesday afternoon
 MT C. C. Chambers is reported on the sick list this week.
 Mir and Mrs. Osmundson will move next week to the lower house on their ranch. which they will make their home in the future.
 Mrs C. T. Thompson was calling upon Mrs Schlaloes at the home or her mother. Mrs. W. L. osborn. last Mr. and Mrs Schlaloes are the parents of fine new boy. born on the Jth inst
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

Mir and Mrs. Alvin Mann, accom- panied Mrs William Mann to Phoenix Wednesday and assisted her in the purchase of a new buggy.
 Burtis Kohl, the son of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Kohl. has been very i'll with ap- pendicitis. He was operated upon at St. Joseph's hospital Tuesday. The operation was successful and it is be- licved he will soon recover.
 Charlie Cartwright is quite i'll and it is feared he has typhoid fever. Cases of typhoid in Cartwright have been numerous this winter. but as no new case had broken out for a long time we hoped we were freed from the dread disease.
 Mrs. Manford Cartwright spent We'd nesday nursing MT. Cartwright. while Mrs. Cartwright went to Phoenix for medicine.
 Mrs Jack Brooks spent Saturday with Mrs. Williams of Glendale. She was entertained at dinner Saturday evening by Mir and Mrs. Warren of Glendale
 Mir B. Brooks spent the day We'd nesday at the parsonage visiting with MT Cagle and MT. smith after the morning service.
 Mir. and Mrs. Logue and Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Glendale were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Sheets.
 Mrs. La Plant, who has been suffer- ing from whoOping cough. was able to be out again Sunday and take charge of her class in the Sunday school
 Manford Cartwright left Monday for the C. C. ranch. He will only be gone a short time. as he simply went to see how things had been progressing in his absence. Owing to the cold weather and the scarcity of rain this spring feed on the ranges is very short. A good rain in the hills would be very welcome to the cattlemen.
 Next Friday night is the regular time for the Epworth league social If the meetings continue the social will have to be postponed, otherwise it will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins. The program will consist of d debate with C. " Gulley and J. A. Higgins as leaders.
 Mir. Cooper is improving the house on the Bonnet ranch by building d porch all around it.
 Miss Sadie Apperson, accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. Stafford of Chicago drove out from Phoenix Monday and spent the day with their cousin. MT. and Mrs. Rousseau. Mrs. Rousseau ac- cOmpanied them home to go on the Trip Around the World.
 On Wednesday MT. Thompson of Phoenix and MT. Stafford came out to Cartwright and in company with l.. ID. Rosseau took a spin over the Glen dale country.
 The Rev. Mir. Cagle and son. Ned. went to Phoenix Tuesday afternoon and brought out piano for the par sonage. In taking it from the wagon it fell and Miss Notie Cagle in trying to save it was badly hurt She has
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

recovered, however, and is able to he up.
 The interest in choir practice is in creasing. Fifteen members were pres ent Monday night at J. F. DOyles Mir. and Mrs. Sam Rogers. Mary Wiley. Catherine Corsell. Stella Cart wright. Myron Rogers. Misses Violet and Arthella Reed were among those who attended the reception given in Phoenix at the Christian church for
 the new members. The reception was
 also in honor of the Rev Mir and Mrs Phillips, who have recently come to Phoenix. MT Philips having become the pastor of the Christian church. Those
 who attended report d most enjoyable ! evening. MT Phillips and M-. Stivers each gave an excellent talk. after which refreshments were served and the new members congratulated upon the move they had made.
 Next Tuesday night. being the first | Tuesday after the fifteenth of the month. is the regular time of meetng at the home of Stanley Howard. of the Cooperative Dairymen's association. An effort will be made to send d card
 to each member notifying him of the meeting. But this particular date has been set so that each member will know of the meeting even if he does not receive special notice. Those who attend the meetings regularly are very enthusiastic body of men. Each member should attend these meetings
 and do his share in the work of the association. It is undoubtedly to the I into akAsars ent.
 Miss Fannie Brooks entertained at
 dinner CUnday Misses Notie and Hat tie Cagle. Miss Alpha Mann and Miss
 Mamie Brooks
 The Country Reading circle met
 Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Tom Brown. In the absence of Mrs. Charles Root. the president, Mrs. Nall, vice president, presided. After the complc- ton of the regular routine business. of ficers for the next six months were
 elected. Mrs. Frank Beasley was made
 president. Mrs. Jack Brooks vice presi-
 dent. Mrs. Wall secretary and treas
 urer. The new president then ap-
 pointed Mrs. J. P. Ivy and Mrs. Bruce
 Brooks as program committee. Plans
 were discussed for a picnic on the first
 Saturday in April at the Agua Fria
 near MT. Joe Bells. The circle was
 invited to meet next time with Mrs.
 Beaslcy. Mrs Brown served fruit salad and cake to her guests after the meet ing Those present were Mrs. Beasley.
 Mrs. Wall. Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Kay.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks. Mrs. Bruce Brooks and Mrs. J. A. Higgins.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Root.
 Miss Ruth Bratton of Isaac was the guest of Miss Mary Doyle Sunday.
 Friday Miss Saddle Apperson and Mir. and Mrs. Stafford piloted by Mrs. Merriman of Phoenix drove down to the Maricopa Indian reservation
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
 CARTWRIGHT.

Cartwright. March 19-Church an nouncements: Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Preaching services conducted by the evangelist. Rev. I. J. Smith. at II o'clock At o'clock in the after noon Sunday there will be meeting of the F1orine McEichern Brigade un- der the leadership of Mrs Mudersbach. Preaching at 2:30 in the afternoon and at o'clock in the evening. EpwOrth league at 7:30; leader. Mary Doyle: Topic. How to Fight the Good Fight. % Eph. 10-1S; I. Tim. 6 11-12.
 The work Sunday has been arranged as an all-day service with dinner at the church Every one is invited to come and bring dinner and be present at the services. The revival services are still in progress and the cvange- list, Rev. J. J. Smith. is putting forth a strong effort in the interest of sin ners. Several have given their names for church membership and will be talk en into the church Sunday morning
 Miss Katherine Corsell was the guest Wednesday night of Miss Gladys Lockwood.
 Roy Clay. who has suffered a long siege of typhoid fever. is growing stronger and was able to spend We'd nesday afternoon visiting the school
 Miss Alice Mosier. another typhoid patient. spent Tuesday afternoon with her old class at school.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Patterson of Phoe- Sunday afternoon.
 
 ters. Misses Jennie and Callie Bone, were guests at dinner Sunday of MT. and Mrs. J. A Higgins.
 Mrs. Smith Chittick of Phoenix has been the guest this week of her sis ter. Mrs. John Meyers
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Beasley of Fow- Ter drove up to Cartwright Thursday night to attend the revival services
 A number of others from Fowler were present Thursday, among whom were Mir. and Mrs. George Kay and daughters, Miss Mary Peterson, Mrs Hoskins and daughter. Bruce Brooks and family. Everet Ellis and C. " Gull Icy and wife.
 Jce Whitcside. who lives at Jack BroosS'', bought horse this week from EarnesfAann.
 Miss JenfSe Bone was the guest Of Miss Mary Doyle Monday night.
 Mir. Crutchfield rode out from Phoe- nix Tuesday evening with J. A. Rig gins to attend the revival Tuesday night. He spent the night the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Vinson.
 Mrs. Elder of Phoenix was calling upon people in Cartwright Tuesday in the interest of the Pacific Mutual Life. Insurance company.
 Mir and Mrs. Hancock moved Tues day on to the Williams ranch. recent ly rented by Win Bratton. Mir. Hancock will work for MT. Bratton this summer.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. |.
.A1t-t4i-f.t-t-.f.-t--;-f-i-s.-I
WILSON DISTRICT.

Wilson District. March 19.-Thc lit crary society held it's second meeting last Friday evening \ good crowd gathered and an enrolment of thirty four members Was taken. X very pleasing program was rendered by the school children after which the de- bate eusued. which resulted in vic tory for the affirmative. The sub feet for next debate is as follows: Resolved. that the Cow is More Bene- ficial to the Farmer Than the Horse. Mir Leak is leader on the affirma- tive side. and Mrs. Edson on the negative side The meeting begins at 7.aU D. m. sharp. \ cordial ln- yitation is extended [" all.
 There was no school at the Balsz school house last Monday and Tues day. owing to the fact that the teach CT. j. L. Mathews. was present at the teachers examinations in town un those days.
 Chester Mathcrs is back on his rout. after vacation of ono week.
 Mrs P. L Edson spent last Fri day afternoon with Mrs. Charles Shoe in Phoenix.
 MT A Gray of Iowa Falls, Iowa. is visiting his cid time friends, at the Tower ranch.
 Clara Woodrinc is confined tO her home with measles.
 Mrs. Tower and Mrs. Edson called uron Mrs. DowelI Wednesday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Dowell spent Sat 1Irday night and Sunday with their son. Will Hunt. of Phoenix.
 Merritt Connelley is home from san
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

Illinois society at the partk on Sat urday.
 C. NJ Eter is building large barn and hay shed on his home ranch this week. Mir. and Mrs Chester Mathers spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Dick Os- mondson. in the Wilson district.
 Charlotte La Tourrette has been sick the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Baum en- tertaincd friends from their old home in Danville. Ills. Thursday.
 Mrs T. II. Pattison visited with Mrs. $. A. Garrett Thursday.
 There is movement on foot to open Roosevelt street through to the Wilson roal. It is understood that those owning property through which the road must pass are willing to grant the right of way and the mat ter has been taken up with the board of control. asking for a right of way along the north line of the asylum farm. Though nothing off ciaI has been done toward the matter it is known that a part of the board is favorable to the project. Roosevelt street is now open to the asylum road and before the above road is finished. it is thought those living on the sections east will open it through to ClaYson's ranch. This is desirable from the fact that it makes it much easier to subdivide the large ranches su that they may have an equal front age on the public road.
 Mrs C. IT, GDoch and Mrs. NJ. Neal were calling on Mrs. Chester Mathcrs Thursday evening.
 There will he meeting of the farmers of the valley Saturday after noon at Mclczer's hall. for the pur- pose of organizing a farmers asso- citation.
 Mir and Mrs NJ. A. Wilson have rented the house at Lees ranch and moved in Wednesday.
 Mrs Hubert Hunter left Wednesday evening for Tucson. where she and MT. Hunter will make their home. MT Hunter is employed on the Citi- zen. as city editor.
 Will Chambers. moved into his new house this week.
 W. IT. Pomcrine. who purchased the Chambers ranch, moved on the place Friday.
 Robert Etter has twenty acres of bcardless barley that is showing up fine. Mir Etter asowed this barley as an experiment. being told that it would. both in tonnage and quality yield a superior crop of hay. And it's appearance at this time fully jus tifies his expectations. The field is beginning to head out and is now about two feet high.
 Mrs. John Mollet visited with Mrs John Imbach Sunday.
 F M. Hopkins has sold his ranch and with his family left for Los Angeles.
 The social given by the Sunday school Friday night proved a big success if furnishing q good time to those who attended may he con sidcred as such. A good progra m was rendered after which refresh mcnts of cake. sandwiches and cof- fee were sold from the various booths scattered over the room The sum of s10 was nettcd which amount goes into the piano fund.
 Marion MathcrS visited in the Will son district Sunday afternoon
 Ernest Evans is very ill with the grip.
 Mrs. Amos Leyman is reported to be some better though she is very sick yet.
 T. T. Powers has been cleaning off and leveling the roadside bordering en his ranch and is now engaged in putting up A woven wire fence.
 The oranges are now in full bIos- some and the air is filled with sweet Fragrance.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

The above disorders with their terrible effects cause depression of mind and wreckinS Of body and rackinE Of the nervous system Your life may be at stake. Why not get the best Of treat ment? If your eyesisht is poor go 10 a reliable occulist. If your hearing IS poor you need a competent aurist ff your teeth ache call on good dentist. If burning up with a fever or you have some acute disease consult yOur family physician. They should treat you. not l. Tor l do not treat such cases and they can do better by you. IF. however. sou have some serious disease in my line in. which your life and health be at stake it is absolutely necessary for you t0 con- suit one who has expert skill. large cN- perience and scientific equipment. in c-- der to be permanently and successfully cured. All who have been Unsuccess- fully treated elsewhere are especially in- vited tO call Consultation free. Hours 10 to F; 1 to .. Office and residence Monroe and Third avenue. Southeast corner. two blscks from center sf city.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-20
Stanley KetcheII Murdered

Springfield, Mo-, Oct. STANLEY
Ketchell, the middleweight cham
pion pugilist of the world, was kill
ed in a quarrel with a man named
Hurd, on the ranch of R. P. Dicker-
son, near Conway, Mo-, early today.
A bullet from a revolver entered
Ketchell's right lung.
A posse of farmers with blood
hounds are hunting for Hurd.
When Dickerson heard of the
shooting he chartered a special train
and took doctors and officers to the
scene.
Ketchell had been Dickerson's
guest and had recently accepted the
presidency of a new lumber COM
pany which Dickerson is founding.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-20
Another Fire in FauIktOn

Faulkton, Oct. 17.-Fire original
ing from some unknown cause des-
troyed over $50 900 worth of pro-
perty in Faulkton last night. The
fire was discovered about 1880
o'clock in the evening and then had
gained such Roadway that only hard
work on the part of the fire depart
ment limited the destructive blaze.
1t was discovered in the Warner
garage, and fifteen automobiles, val
ued at about S 5000, we're totally de-
stroyed. Some farm implements
stored in a part of the garage were
also destroyed. The blaze spread to
the Warner elevator, and that was
burned to the ground, with 5000
bushels of wheat and 2,0G0 bushels
of flax stored within. A coal car
full of coal standing near the eleva-
tor was destroyed and the Warner
coal sheds, containing considerable
coal, also were burned. The house
of Henry Zellmer was totally des-
troyed, together with its contents.
Mr. Warner had a small amount of
insurance on the garage, but the
exact amount is not yet known.
Two of the motor cars e. partly
insured. There was $4,000 on the
grain 5000 on the elevator.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-20
Republican County Ticket

Treasurer-R. S. Mead
Register Deeds-~Webster l.. Davis
AuditOr-Chas. |. Odle
Supt. of Scholastic Rudd
States Attorney-F. R. Fisher
Co. Judge-R. G. Anderson
Sheriff j. J. Morris
Coroner-Port McWhorter
Commissioner ,2nd district J. w.
Heltibridle, Bird District. Henry
4th, John McMurtry, 5th,-
Ed Andrews
Commltteeman-W. J. Halloween
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TICKET

Congress-C. H. Burke, Z. WI
Martin
State
GOvernOr-R. S. Vessey
Lieut.. Cow. NJ. Byrne
Treasurer-G. G.. Johnson
Sec'y Of States. C. Policy
AudiUor-H. B. Anderson
Atty. General-Royal G. Johnson
Com. Of Lands-F. F. Brinker
Supt. Pub. Inst.-A. g. Seymour
Railroad Come. G.. Lawrence
w. G.. Smith
Legislative
Senator -Chas. M. Carroll
Representative-Frank K. Gard
ner
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-24
LOCAL FIREMEN OFF
FOR STATE CONVENTION
Ladies' Leave With Band Playing
Expect to Capture Prizes
at Alexandria.

With the band of the Eagle Engine
Company playing. the volunteer fire.
men Of this city from the three COM
panies left yesterday evening on a
special car for Old Point where they
boarded the steamer for Alexandria
The laddies will land in that city this
morning just as the annual conception
of The Virginia state Fremen's Asso-
citation begins.
The local ladies will be away until
Saturday morning and they expect 10
have a very pleasant time during the
meeting The band of the North Emo
company and the running team OF 'he
same company will march in the pa
r9de. The local ladies expect to
bring some prizes home with them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-24
". {. ROUSE RETURNS
FROM LONG AUTO TRIP
Journeyed from This City to Capon
Springs and Then Through Mary
land to Baltimore.

Having journeyed about six hundred
miles in his Ford automobile, w. Z.
Rouse returned to this city yesterday
morning Mr.. Rouse left here about
ten days ago for Capon Springs, west
Virginia, where MIS-. Rouse and MISS
Dorothy Rouse, were spending several
weeks.
Mr.. Rouse reports that he had very
pleasant run TO West Virginia, stop
ping at Richmond. CharlottesVlIle'
stanton and then Capon springs. ne
spent some time there and, with MIS-
Rouse and Miss Dorothy. he LETT that
place last week for Baltimore. stops
were made at Winchester, Harper 5
Ferry and frederick, Md, and theh AZ
Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse re-
turned by steamer. the machine BENG
shipped back by boat
!, Mr.. Rouse said yesterday that lie ell,
,countered unusually good roaus hos'
of the way and that never has he seen
prettier country than that IN 'he
valley of Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-24
LOWER BRANCH AGAIN
FAILS OF QUORUM
All Business on Calendar Must
be Recommitted----Both
s.. Branches to Meet.

For the second time this month, the
common council hast night failed of
a quorum. only six members being
present when President ID. S. Jones
called the meeting to order. They
were: Cheadle, Ford. Via, w. A.
Sprull w. E. Sprulll and d. S. Jones
The old council will not be called to-
gether again and all OF the matters
pending on the calendar must be re-
committed TO the new committees and
sent back to the new council at some
subsequent time. There are no mat
ters OF vital Importance pending.
Both the common council and the
board of aldermen will meet in stated
session one week from tonight to re-
organize. At that time the new coun-
cilmen will take their seats. The low
or branch meets at 1880 o'clock and
will be called to order by City Clerk
Floyd Hudgins. The board of alder
men will meet at O'Clock and ii also
will be called to order by the city
clerk. Both branches are to elect pres
idents and presidents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-24
Claims He Was Drunk.
Mr. and Mrs. Cohen Entertain.

Monday evening. delightlui al
fair was rendered by Mr.. and Mrs'
David Cohen. of Tweniy-ninth street
complimentary to their sister, MISS
Minnie Cohen. and their friend, Mrs'
Charles n. Schneer. of New norh
The parlor was artistically decorated
in green. which harmonized with the
prevailing red scheme OF the dihihe
room. Besides the entoysBie games
the guests were entertained by mum
erous selections Of appropriate mu
sic. Az the table, Mr.. A Heh's
Schneer. as POSTMASTER. compliment
cd the hostess on her charming TASTE
in the matter of spiritual as well a.
physical catering" After the DAINTY
rcpast. the guests were favored with
odd souvenirs of the memorable &C
casion. Out Of town guests were;
Mss Minnie Cohen. of Richmond
Mrs. Charles H. Schneer. OF New
York: Misses GoldhOber and a
Hirshberg. Of Philadelphia; Miss lie
vine. OF Georgia: Misses Sauoer and
Polinick. OF Baltimore. and Mr. a
Henry Schnecr. of Norfolk. The 10
cal guests we're: The Misses Black
man. the Misses Reisfield. Miss Lena
Pclfz. the Misses Frank, Miss lda
Oscr. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bremen and
Massrs. William A. Gran. J. kass. II
Reyner. ". Berger, J. Kauier and l.
Blaokman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-24
WILL SPEAK AT NORFOLK.
Few. Lloyd T. Wilson Will Respond
TO WeIcominu Address.

Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson, D. D., pastor
o. the Newport News Baptist church,
will respond to the address of wei
come at the first annual convention
of the Virginia Baraca Association at
Norfolk on the night of Saturday,
September 3 Besides DR.. Wilson, a
number of the members of the Baraca
Glass of the Newport News Baptist
church will attend the convention,
which is to continue through untll
the night of Monday. September ..
w. F. II. Enos. of this city, is the
president of the association and Will
preside at the meetings.