Arizona republican., 1911-11-28
PRISON SUPT. HERE-Thomas "A

PRISON SUPT. HERE-Thomas II
Rynning. superintendent of the terri
| tcrial prison at Florence was in Phoe-
nix Yesterday afternoon.
PRESCOTT VISITORS.-Fred c
Moore of Prescott came down from thu
mile high city on Saturday on business
in Mesa City. remaining over Sunday
ana leaving for home last night
FUNERAL OF WALTER LUND.-
The funeral Of Walter Lund who died
Sunday night at the home of his moth
er on East jefferson street, will be
held wednesday afternoon at > O'Clock
in the parlors of Moore & Mcclellan
Ii will be conducted by the Elks lodge
of which he was a member
COOKED FOOD.-The annual cook
ed food Thanksgiving market of the
Ladies Guild OF Trinity Episcopal
church Will be held in the parish house
Wednesday afternoon from > to :
O'Clock. 1t is said one may procure al
this market all the needfuls for I,
Thanksgiving dinner. everything from
mince pie To a roasted turkey.
ARRAIGNED YESTERDAY The
Quintette composed of two Mexican
| men, two Mexican women and a Ian
who We're arrested i'm a room at the
corner of jackson and Fifth streets
last Thursday with two or three hum
/ dred dollars worth of merchandise
which was later identified as stolen
from merchants i'm Phoenix. were ar
raigned i'm Justice Johnstone's court
yesterday. They all pleaded not gull
ty, and their trials were set for
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
WoMAN'S CLUB BAZAAR TO-
DAY.-Do not forget the Woman's
club bazaar which is To be held this
afternoon from 2:30 To and i'm the
evening from 40 To 10. Here YOU
may buy handsome hand embroidered
linens. home made candies and various
articles for Christmas presents The
bazaar will he held in the new club
building at the corner of First ave
nue. and Bennitt lane. The commit
tee on decoration earnestly requests
all club members who can To bring
roses for the beautifying Of the
booths.
COMING HERE TO LIvE.-Mr. L.
J. Murphy of Winnipeg. Canada. who
has been visiting Phoenix, the guest of
his former partner. J. 4. CroZier, at
the Adams hotel, left for his home
in the east via Los Angeles. Sunday
Ut
well pleased with the climatic con-
ditions and the wonderful possibilities
of the Salt River valley that he has
returned home with the intention of
closing out his large interests in
Winnipeg and locating here. Mr..
Murphy expects to return To the val
ley about the 18th of January.
COLliSION-A slight accident oc-
CURED at Second and Washington
streets yesterday afternoon. which
might have resulted more seriously,
when Mrs Riffley's auto got beyond
the control of the young woman who
was driving it. and ran into a spring
buggy in which were Mrs. Mullen and
her two children. The occupants re-
ceived severe jolting up and the rig
was badly damaged. Some passersby
saw the accident and succeeded in
stopping the auto which was push
ing the buggy up the street at a pref
tv good pace No one was injured.
KILLED HERSELF-Sitting alone
in the dining room of her mothers |
home at 347 North Fourth avenue, |
about IL o'clock last night. Miss Grace |
Marsh girl Of 10 shot herself in
the left breast. dying instantly. The |
rest of the family had retired and |
relative who arose Immediately on
hearing the shot found the girl
dead. though DIR. John WiX
Thomas. the family physician. was
in the hope that she
might be saved The coroner was |
notified and the body viewed by a |
Jury. after which il was removed to
the undertaking parlors Of Merry |
man and Hayt. The girl was highly |
by those who knew her |
and the only criticism to be offered |
is her unfortunately exaggerated |
IDEAS that led to self destruction for |
il is attributed to the fact that she !
had been restrained from meeting a |
Young man with whom she wishe1 |
10 keep company.