Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
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BANK EXAMINER HERE-H D. | Marshall. Jr.. national bank examiner | has been in Phoenix couple uf days on his periodical official visit. | LEAVES AT NOON.-Harry Welch.
 secretary of the board of trade. will
 leave today noon for Douglas to at
 tend the semi-annual meeting of the
 Arizona development board. He eX- poets to return about Tuesday.
 LADIES' TEA.-The Ladies Aid
 society of the First M F.. church will | give tea this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the church parlors. The | committee to serve is composed of
 Mrs. l.. Toney. Mrs Lloyd B. Christy and Mrs. A. Stewart.
 BROKE HIS LEG-James Harmon, who is employed by Hugh Campbell while driving somewhere in the neigh borhood of Peoria yesterday afternoon, | was thrown from his wagon, suffering | the fracture of his right femur. He was brought to Phoenix and placed in the Sisters hospital. the fracture be- | ing reduced by Drs Tafcl and Bond. INSPECTING RELIEF coRPs.- ! Mrs Geraldine r.. Frisbie of san Mateo. Cal. national inspector of the Woman's Relief corps. has been here for a couple of day inspecting the Phoenix corps. She left yesterday for Globe on a similar duty Mrs. Fris- 1 bic was delighted with what she saw of this valley and only regretted that she could not stay longer and see more of it.
 MOTHERS DAY BUTToNS-Sun- day. May II. will be Mothers day, to be observed by the wearing of a flower, preferably a white carnation. and lapel button by those who will These buttons may be bought anytime to- day or tomorrow at the POstoffice News store and it is hoped that they will pc generally worn. Mothers day will also be observed by a mass meet ing Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Elks' theater. A good program has been prepared and the entire public is urged to attend and enjoy it.
 MODERN WooDMEN-The Modern WOOdmen of America are ordered by Head Consul \. R. Talbot to observe Mothers day Sunday May IA. In compliance with that order. the mem bers will meet at the Elks' theater at 3 o'clock D. m. sharp. \ splendid pro- gram has been arranged for which some of the best talent in the city has been secured. A committee will meet members at the door to furnish them with badges and carnations. Every Woodman should observe this day in honor of his mother.
 4 PUBLICITY DocUMENT-The board of trade has received 10000 copies of the article on the Salt river valley by General Harrison Gray otis. and published in the Los Angeles Times. It was ar ranged and published on single leaf fthe Times for this purpose. so it of the Times for this purpose. so it one cent stamp. These copies are for general distribution and any per son who desires copies for mailing is not only invited but urged to ap- ply to the board for them and they will be furnished free. The article is splendid one, is up-to-date and published in such a newspaper af- lords the valley advertising publicity that it probably could not have sc cured had il tried to buy it.
 KINDERGARTEN COMMENCE MENT-This evening. May l2. the kindergarten commencement will talk place in the chidren's garden. 429 West Monroe street, at 7:30 o'clock The program will be in three parts. The first part will be the court of old King Cole. adapted from the second act of Jesse L. Gaynor"s House that Jack Built. Part two will be the court of Alice. queen of the May Part three will be the pre- sentation Of diplomas to the wee sweet graduates. who are as follows: Mary Alice Christy. Nesta Schupp. Kathrne Burke. Farrell King. Eliza beth Redewil, Elizabeth Phillips. William Grier. Wallace Jayred. Hay wood Teasely. Inez Wheeler. Frances Duncan Marjorie Landstrum. Marcus Whitehead. Billy Simpkins. Dorothy Barr. Florence Marshall. Kate smith. Eleanor Forbes. Birney Dysart Palm e- Dvs2rt
 HAPPY WEDDING CEREMONY-A wedding ceremony of unusual interest was performed Tuesday evening at the home of Laura F. Brooks, who was married to Carl F. Hull. a well known bOokkeeper of the Valley bank of this city The young people had known each other in Nebraska. and were en- Cf gt @