Arizona republican., 1912-04-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

DANCE TONlGHT.-The Daffydill dancing club is expecting a big crowd at it's dance in the O'Neiu hall this evening
 SOCIAL TEA-The ladies aid sO- ciety of the Presbyterian church wih hold social tea this afternoon in the church parlors. from to , r. M All ladies are cordially invited.
 MOOSE ENTERTAINMENT-The Loyal order Of Moose will enjoy an entertainment this evening under the direction of MT Hosmer. beginning a, r. NJ Members are invited to at tend with their families.
 |. S. COMMENCEMENT--As usual elaborate commencement exercises will be held at the Indian school when the class of 1912 is graduated The functions will begin with q bacca laureate sermon on May 18th and continue for four days.
 ANNUAL REUNION Phoenix Lodge No. , Knights of Pythias has arranged to hold it's first annual roll call and reunion at Castle nall May 3rd. The Lodge has grown from S3 eighteen months ago to a present membership of 216. A program has been arranged and refreshments will be served
 FROM ARKANSAS-R. J. Baker, of Magazine, Logan county. Arkansas, who has been spending some weeks
 in Phoenix and the Salt River valley, | examining into the conditions of | T, .. t,rh ('aIifArr1i1 points to remain during the summer, I returning nere in the fall. Mr Baker 1 likes the country and has written his 1 brother d favorable letter to come. FREE RECITAt-A novel program will be presented tonight at the Ari l zona school of music when pupils of 1 the dancing teacher, Miss Doris King man. win appear in recital assist
 cd by elocutiOn pupils of Mrs. Caro- 1 line Henshaw. The program will in 1 clude English. Scotch, Spanish ant | Hungarian dances. clogs and folk
 dances and the public is invited to | attend.
 1 WORD FROM PARADISE E- The | Republcan'S correspondent in Para l disc valley writes as follows: Mir ] Hammer in the northeast part of the valley is preparing to start drilling
 on a deep well for artesian water. We
 expect to decide soon which of the | three possible sources of water sup
 ply We will take advantage of An
 other picnic will be held May l two miles north of the east end of Camel | back or just 1Js miles straight west I of the Paradise school house. The grounds afford one of the finest views l of the valley
 FROM FLOOD ISTRlcT-Grover ! Wilds, of Forest City, Arkansas, ar rived in Phoenix last night and IS q l guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. w. P. powell The visit is pleasant one both for MT. Wilds and Mrs. Dowen as they have not seen each
 other for several years. MT Wilds -l comes from the flood districts of the , Mississippi valley. He says his fath- CTS farm of 2200 acres is entirely
 submerged though. while the loss is
 considerable it is not so great as / that of many of their neighbOrs. Tue $, young man will probably continue his / western trip to California later. COTTON GIN TEsT--Announce- ment was made a few days ago of q test to be made this week Of the Uni-
 versal cotton gin invented by T. II
 Pearse of London, England The test , was to have been made today but MT
 H. H. Sellers who represented the in-
 ventor here was called to Los An
 geles on business and the test was
 postponed until next Wednesday. MT
 Sellers before leaving sail that repre-
 sentatives of the new Chinese gov
 ernment, in Los Angeles, are investi-
 gating the device with view of plac-
 ing it in use i'll their country.