Arizona republican., 1911-01-21

Southern Pacific trainman's call book and something that looks like a pair of muslin pants in the embryonic state.
 CLUBMAN ENTERTAlNS-Mr. c R Rivers. well known clubman. en- tertained number of friends at his apartments Thursday evening. Amuse- ments of various kinds and delicious refreshments were provided. a num- Der of features having been arranged especially for the ladies.
 NORTHERN STOCKMAN - Louis Gruell. stOckman whose cattle range west of Mayer, in Yavapai county, spent yesterday in Phoenix, leaving for home on last nights train He is an old side partner of Marshal John Moore, the two having joined forces in the consumption of many a pot of beans.
 SMALL FlRE-A fire yesterday afternoon destroyed a portion of 9 small frame building on East Jackson street. occupied by q family named Johnson The blaze started in the Kitchen. An alarm was turned in and the department arrived in time to prevent the total destruction of the building. The loss was quite small.
 SAM DONoFRIo SELLS-F Perez has bought the confectionery and fruit store of sam Donofrio on North
 
 duet the business along the same lines as Mir. Donofrio. but will carry larger and more complete stock. A speciality will be made of Mexican dishes, such as chile con carne en- chilades and tamales MT Donofrio will probably start in business in some new location.
 A HOUSE WARMING-Mr and Mrs. Herbert Sharpe last night cele- brated the occupation of their com fortable new home at 1927 West Mon roe street. There was an outpouring of their friends to assist in the cere- monies. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Harry l.. Shedd. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. S Irwin. Mir and Mrs. Fred Sharpe. MT. and Mrs. T. F.. Irvine. Mrs. Massie, Mrs. l.. Bacon. MT. Jarrett. Mrs. Baldwin and MT. and Mrs. James Aldrich. There were games. excellent music and delightful refreshments.
 THE HUSBANDS SIDE-At the request of Harry D. Houghland men tion of whose wife's action for di- vorce was printed in The Republican. the following. Notice to the people of Phoenix" is printed: The state ment of my wife about me in yes terday's paper. is all false and I will make her prove it to the court" The statement to which Mir Houghland refers is an allegation that he had threatened her with a pistol. Speak ing further of the matter he said that he had been married for seven years and had never had pistol about the house.
 DANCING - There was a fine at tendance at the dancing school of MT. and Mrs. G. F.. Ferguson in the O'Neill hall last night The classes were some thing of an experiment at first. said Mir Ferguson. but they are now a certainty as a great deal of interest has been aroused. Then he explained that by experiment he did not mean that there was ever a doubt of his ability to give the instruction. the doubt only being as to whether there was desire among the young people for the in struction. So far as learning to dance goes Mir Ferguson says he could teach a man with a wooden leg to waltz, If he was only given a chance.
 LECTURE ON CATTLE-Indica- tions are that there will be large attendance at the second of the board of trade series of lectures, to be de livered this afternoon by James $. Day. Mir Day will talk upon Cattle and Cattle Feeding" a subject upon which he is very well informed in- deed, having made signal success of that line of business. Everyone interested is invited to hear the lec- ture and at its close to ask MT. Day any questions he wishes EXtraordi- nary interest is being taken by far mers and stockmen for they all know Mir. Day to be a successful cattle grower.
 WHERE IS HE?-Mrs. Pendleton, who resides at 361 North First avenue, is mourning the loss of a very su- perior dog which answers to the name of Snowfall and is of the Esquimau variety. The animal in a thoughtless moment chewed off his tethering rope and. being inexperienced in the ways
 .srrl,f he old. proceeded to get himself lost or stolen. If he will return all will be for given and no questions asked, and if any proper minded person sees the dog looking for some place to go he will do a kindness to both the animal and its owner by showing the dog