Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
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Davis. who has been spending a month in the Buckeye country returned to the city yesterday.
 MISSIONARY MEETING-The Wo- mans Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold it's regular monthly meeting in the church parlors Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
 HOMESTEAD CLAIMS-Numerous homestead filings on land in the San simon valley, neaer the place where ar tcsian water was struck a few days ago. have been received at the Phoenix land office in the last day or two.
 BIBLE STUDENTS WIN-A base ball game played on the grounds at Seventh avenue and Washington street Wednesday afternoon by the Junior bible class of the Presbyterian church and the high school juniors. was won by the J. B. c. by6 score of to 0. The bible seems to be a pretty good text book, even for baseball players.
 CARLOAD OF FoRDS-Ed Rudolph. Phoenix agent for the Ford auto. re- ceived a carload of four machines yes terday. Two of the cars are roadsters and two are tourists. The last car of Fords Rudolph received, all tourists, was sold in ten days and he says that he has so many prospective buyers in view that this consignment may go ev- en more rapidly.
 THE ODELl AUCTION-One of the N.s. .l the Salt River Valley was that which C. O. McMurty conducted yesterday for C. H Odell. three miles west of Five Points. There was a large crowd and the bidding was brisk. Milch cows sold for as high as s1OO apiece. and all the other stock sold well. A lunch was served at noon.
 APPEALING TO cAMERoN-Th Parker board of trade has again writ ten to Delegate Ralph Cameron. asking him to use his influence to have the Colorado River Indian reservation thrown open to public entry as soon as possible A copy of the letter to MT. Cameron has been received by the Phoenix board of trade. The reserva- ton question is still the one big, live issue Tn the BdTkeT
 4 STOCKING SHoWER-The Wo- mans Home Missionary society of the First M. F.. church will be entertained by Mrs. Warrick Scott at her home 11O1 North Central avenue this after noon at 9: 30 o'clock at which time stocking shower will be given for the girls in the Tucson home. Among oth- ,.. ks sN1 !. a report of the national convention. All ladies interested in missions are in- vited
 AUCTION SALE TONIGHT-The Catholic fair closes this evening in the O'Neill hall and the announcement is made that it is to be big bargain day cleanup. Everything left on hand will positively be sold at auction tonight The public is cordially invited to come and buy at it's own price. The ladies in the German booth will serve an oys- ter supper for change It was not reported whether the oysters would be auctioned also but presumably they will.
 A NEW VOCALIST-Miss Helen Hackett. a relative of Councilman Hackett. who. although quite young. has already acquired distinction as a vocalist. mas arrived at the residence of Mir Hackett where she will make an indefinite stay. It may be remarked in passing that she is also a relative of Mrs Hackett. She has distracted the attention of MT. Hackett since We'd | nesday morning from his official dut- ies, from his responsibility as chairman of the street paving committee, and l from his alarm at the soaring prices | of meat. She is the first born of the | Hackett family.
 EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES-Dr L. H. l Thayer of Buckeye is now in the city | and says that an epidemic of measles is 1 now raging in the Liberty section. A 1 number of cases have been reported, ] some of the patients are very sick. but | no deaths are likely to result. only | one case has been detected about 1 Buckeye but pr. Thayer has no doubt | that the epidemic will spread to that plac before long. The Liberty district | is part of the Buckeye Valley. being | the upper portion. Aside from the | measles epidemic. says Dr. Thayer. the health of the people in his part of the | world is very good.
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