Arizona republican., 1905-10-13
GOING BACK EAsT-AIrs. w. l

GOING BACK EAST-Mrs. w. r, | Baseman will go back to her old home,
 Baltimore, Md, to spend the winter. After she recovers from a serious op- L eration performed ten days ago at Sis . ter's Hospital by Dr. F. Payne Palmer. NEW INSURANCE FlRM-Scott 1 M. Adams, of Warren. Ohio, who. with ] his brother, arrived in the city a few i days ago, has decided to make Phoenix | his home and has associated himself ! with R. H. Greene in the insurance : business. The firm name will be ! Greene & Adams. MT. Adams comes of i a family of insurance men, his father i and brother having been the leading men in that business for forty years ! in Warren, Ohio. MT. Adams will give i his personal attention to this branch of MT. Greene's business.
 A POPULAR CONGRESSMAN Carl Cochems, the singer, who is a member of the faculty of the Arizona School of Music is one of the citizens of Phoenix who is especially interest ed in the visiting party of congress-
 men. Hon. E. s. Minor a member Of
 the party and who is the representa-
 tive of the eighth congressional district
 of his state is a resident of MT. Coch-
 ems home city, Sturgeon Bay, and he has been acquainted with the congress-
 man for many years. MT. Cochems
 says the people of MT. Minors district
 have kept him in congress for five
 terms and that he is prominently
 spoken of in Wisconsin for higher pO-
 litical honors.
 TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM
 Ten Nights in a Bar Room to be given
 this evening at the Hardwick promises
 to make a hit. MT. Walter Walsh, a director of six years experience, has
 worked in three or four new and start ing features among which are Carrie
 Nation and her followers of half dozen young ladies. who chop and smash bar room fixtures in good old Kansas style. The Good Templars are to be con- graduated on producing a nigh class play of this kind, and from the interest manifested a large and appreciative audience is expected. The curtain will rise at eight thirty so as not to inter fere with the reception at the Hotel which closes at 8 o'clock.
 CLOSE HARMONY CLUB-The Close Harmony club is the name of a new musical organization under the direction of Frank Hilderbran, one of the best local singers in the city. The l club has been meeting for practice at the residence of Henry George and it i deals strictly in vocal music Mr. !. will surely be recognized as l the best musical director in these parts | if he succeeds in getting up a club con | cert with the material in hand. the ether members of the club being Henry | George, Joe Cassou. Will Jones and | Jack Neylan. Already the neighbors | are beginning to comment on the re- hearsals- A fundamental rule of the | club IS that any member detected in the tune shall be expelled. will Jones had a narrow escape on W Wednesday nignt. The director insist ed that he was in tune once but the other members declared he was not and he incident was overlooked.
 QUICK SERVICE-The Republican has arranged for an improved service to Roosevelt and the country about there. By it's own conveyance it's pa pers are delivered in Tempe and Mesa. before , o'clock in the morning. and connection is made at Mesa with the Roosevelt stage so that The Republi- can is delivered at the dam site and in the TontO basin country beyond at o'clock in the afternoon of the day of publication. This is something of a feat. something that could not have been contemplated a few years ago. when the TOnto basin country, which was something of a terra incognita. \ and into which it would have kept a paper busy to go in the month of it's publication. This is a great scope of country to cover in so short a time. and is done at considerable expense,