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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
5
Wilber P. Davis entertained the Thirteen Club at Judge Davis’s residence on North Main Street with a screened porch setting, hammocks, and chicken sandwiches. The event followed a short business session as members enjoy vacation absences.
A party of six Boston women alight in Tucson and visit a hotel bar. They order six beers and drink together, later returning to their Pullman car. Onlookers and a local hackman recall Carrie Nation as the six drink without incident and joke about Boston reactions.
The Democratic central committee of Pima county will meet at the courthouse next Tuesday to arrange primaries for delegates to the Democratic Territorial convention in Tucson. Members include E. O Keefe C M Burkhalter Jules West Emmanuel Drachthan and C C.
Delegates including Sroufe George Kitt Saman iego Biehta Barkley Pellon Blenman Burrel San Xevier Mann Vails Rusk Rincon Cole Leatherwood Condon Scott Silver Bell Bernard Arivaca Bullock Tanque Verde Reade Cooper Helvetia Walsh Pantano Chrisman Red mond Johnson DeGroff Hartt Ranch Dougherty Olive Camp Pem berton Sopori Shaffer Buenos Ayres Childs O Keefe chairs committee Rouse secretary good attendance expected. topics of party interest and Crawford primary system likely to be adopted as Pima holds primaries with little opposition.
Tenor: attorney Goodrich travels from Tombstone toward Los Angeles for the summer. W M Howland of Copper Hill camp attends to city business. Mr and Mrs E P Van Buren plan six weeks at Catalina Island and San Francisco. Schell Morris returns from coast vacation with notes on Knights of Pythias prep. H F Cox of Rock Island departs to El Paso. Charles Bankerd arrives from Washington Camp. T J Bryan of Nogales stops en route home from coast. Hon Charles M Shannon touring northern Arizona cities. Mrs Ballinger of Naco visits. J Fraser and John Stoney arrive from Washington Camp. Miss Annie Navarrete leaves for Agua Caliente for rheumatism treatment. Misses Louisa and Amelia Robles depart for California on two months’ vacation. Steve Bailey returns from Nogales via the Burro. J Schwab of Nogales stops en route to coast. F M Crocker, Guaymas vice consul, arrives on Burro and heads to Los Angeles. Crocker also linked to the Sonora railroad.
Repair service for nine watches and jewelry offered by K. G. Capo’s. All watches guaranteed and only first-class workmanship promised.
All members of Tucson Lodge No 9 K of P are asked to meet at A O U W hall on Sunday August 3 at 4 p m to attend the funeral of our late brother Henry Snow. Visiting brothers are invited to participate.
The ad urges quick use of Dr Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia. It claims pains nausea dizziness headaches and liver and bowel troubles are relieved by a gentle thorough cure. A box costs five cents at druggists.
Fresh grated horse radish at Miller Bros and Co Tucson address 16 E Congress. Tomorrow evening the Baldwin restaurant will serve the best chicken dinner ever prepared by any Tucson eatery. Miss Bertha Fisher and Miss Jennie G Aler have taken charge and aim to improve the dining house and welcome patronage from friends.
A historic advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders, promoted as a harmless remedy from New York nurse Mother Gray for feverishness, constipation, headaches, teething, stomach issues, and worms. Sold in drug stores, 2c. free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmeted Le Roy N Y.
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