Arizona republican., 1910-10-22
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SMITH FAMILY DANCE-The
Smith Family of the high school
gave their first dance of the season
last evening in Melczer's hall A
fairly large crowd of young people
was in attendance and the affair was
very enjoyable, as all the Smith
Family dances are. Other dances will
be given as the season progresses.
FAREWELL PARTY.-About thir-
ty-five friends gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kohl Thurs
day evening to bid farewell to Grayce
and Bertha, who are preparing to
enter a musical college in California.
The girls were former students of the
Arizona School of Music and will en-
ter the Burton Musical College of San
Francisco for the term of 1910 and
1911.
CHAPLAIN SCOTS FUNERAL
The funeral of Chaplain Winfield Scott
will be held Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the Baptist church. The serv-
ice will be conducted by Rev. c. J..
Banks. After the funeral the body will
be taken to San Diego for interment,
the chaplain having purchased lot in
the G.. A. r. cemetery there last sum-
mer for that purpose. Mrs. Scott ar
rived here yesterday morning from San
Diego where both of them spent the
summer, the chaplain returning only
a few weeks ago.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
ENTIST-Postoffice building. en-
trance on Monroe street Church SER
vice is held at IL O'Clock, Sunday school
at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening tes-
timOnial meeting at o'clock. Subject
of the lesson sermon, Prohibition Aft
er Death" The reading rooms, where
the Bible and all authorized Christian
literature may be read or OBJ
tanned are open daily at the same ad-
dress from to p. m. Visitors are
always welcome. The public is cor
daily invited to attend the church ser
vices.
PHARMACY BOARD TO. MEET
The semi annual meeting of the Ari-
IONA board of pharmacy will be held
at the Capitol beginning November
8. 1t is expected that a large num-
Der of applicants will be examined
for certificates by the board. A large
number Of Arizona pharmacists are
expected to be in Phoenix upon that
occasion and it is likely that a state
pharmaceutical association Will be
formed. Letters have been sent to
every licensed druggist in Arizona
by Vice President Harry Brisley of
the Arizona board of pharmacy. The
organization, if formed, will be af-
filiated with the National Pharma-
ceutical association.
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETING
A special meeting of the Maricopa
County Medical Society, with which
is affiliated about sixty physicians
from all parts of Arizona, will be
held this evening at O'Clock in the
w. c. It. U. building. There will be
several interesting topics discussed
and action will be asked upon a res.
olution providing for the reporting
by every physician of every infec
tious disease which he attends
Measles. whoOpingl cough and ty
phoid fever will be embraced under
this head There win also be re-
port of the committee recently APP
pointed to plan a reception for DR.. j.
c. Mccormack who will visit this
city shortly.
DR.. ROY M'cARTHY-Passers by
the Boehmer drug store last evening
were much amused at seeing the hand
some picture of DR.. Roy Mccarthy in
the store window surrounded by testi-
monials written by the dishwasher of
a Chinese restaurant in the characters
employed in the edicts officially pro-
mulgated by the royal factotum of the
reigning dynasty enthroned in the wall
city. 1t is set forth that Mr.. McCar-
thy having been diligent in the pursuit
of all knowledge that may be acquired
in Talbot & Hubbard's hardware. store,
is entitled to full confidence and respect
as a dispenser of Chinese herbs, dried
octopuses and oriental snakes for the
relief of physical suffering and all con-
stitutional disorders. You pay before
you take the medicine.
JOHNNIE WAS JoBBED-Johnnie
Gagen, whose meal tickets come
through successful operations in to-
bacco on the street Center streeD, was
jobbed last night by a bunch of his
bosom friends. Desiring to give the
dance at the. Grand theater an extra
boost he borrowed a megaphone and
told the pophlace all about the joy.
that awaited them at Dunlop's royal
resort. Having previously
confided his plans to his friends he was
advised not to do it as it was against
the police regulations. He persisted
and as he circled the block between
Central and First streets, via Adams,
Vernon Vaughn circled it the other
way, encountering Constable Murphy.
who was put wise. The officer met
Johnnie on First street and took him
badly frightened and protesting to the
city hall. Mr. Vaughn then appeared
and offered bail. but the officer for a
time failed to recognize him as prop
er surety for one who had committed
SO grave an offense When the joke
had been carried far. enough johnnie
was released and a borfire of imported
weeds was lighted at his expense,
seeming the whole block with their
incense.