Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-19
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BACK FROM PARKER-Mrs. ]. A.
TherouX and Miss Blanche Theroux re-
turned from Parker Saturday on the
Phoenix
THE LAST sERvICE-The last
service to be held in the present
church building of the A NJ. f.
church. corner of Second and Jeffer-
son streets, win be held today.
MRS. LONG REcovERINe-Mrs.
John l.. Long Of the Francis house.
who has been i'll for the past two
weeks is able to sit up and expects
To be out i'm few days
SOCIAL DANcE-Thursday night
of this week the Independent Order
of Foresters viii give its usual
monthly social dance at Melczer hall.
to which all members. their families
and friends are invited. Music will
be furnished by the Comfort orches-
ira.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED The
territorial board of examiners have
granted certificates to teach in the
Arizona schools. on credentials filed.
to the following applicants: Frank
NJ. Fancil Of Williams on a Montana
life diploma; and Anna l.. Caruthers.
of DuQuesne. on a California state
normal school diploma.
DOING WELL ENOUGH-Tom FL
der. who recently opened a cigar, fruit
and soft drink establishment in con-
nection with the Bowers Bros coffee
house, SAYS he would great real rather
on a gold mine on a producing basis,
but considering the capital invested
and the limited force it takes to OPP
crate the cigar stand. he is doing well
enough to start with.
SOME coNTRAcT-Stell Jordan.
Of Lucas barber shop. will undertake
to demonstrate today that if a man
really wants TO and is in a hurry,
he needn't wait for a car. He has
wagered a weeks wages, more or less.
that he can walk from the barber
shop to the Indian school in thirty
minutes. The performance will be-
gin at p. m. and there win be no
admission fee. Anybody may see
it who can go fast enough.
A WHEELED MIx-UP-M. Vault,
the miller. was conducting his new au-
tomobile along Central avenue yester-
day in front of the Wharton house
when he accidentally collided with a
delivery wagon belonging to the Burtis
store. The wagon was turned over and
the driver spilled out, but fortunately
was not hurt Mr.. ViaCIt as soon as
possible backed his machine up. but in
doing so he encountered the running
board of another auto that stood on
the west side of the street Both ma
chimes suffered a similar injury. but
neither was seriously damaged and no
personal injury was sustained by any
one.
CAMPBELL REPoRTS-John f.
Campbell. who a year ago made Phoe-
nix his headquarters while boosting the
mining industry and especially that
section within the lines of Pinal coun-
ty. returned yesterday from a stay of
several months in southern Arizona.
He has gyrated between Bisbee and
Nogales and says he has stumbled over
cDlilt SOOu BIOuUu uOhH that way.
However he has never sequestrated
himself from his Pinal county inter
ests and will take a run up there the
first of the week to see if his copper
lodges have grown any in the last year.
Mr.. Campbell is an engineer as well
as prospector and a booster and has
pinned his faith to the mining fields of
DENTAL SOcIETY-The Phoenix
Dental Society met at the office of
DR.. II. II. BraXtan Saturday evening,
February 18th, the following members
being present: Drs. J. A Lentz, Mes
singer, Mcclure. Shackelford, Cook,
O'COnneIl and Braxtan. The society
has arranged for Post Graduate
Study Course thoroughly covering ev-
cry branch of dentistry. In addition
the society intends TO enter upon a
of public education for the
purpose of enlightening the people at
large on vital matters relating to the
hygiene of the mouth. The matter
of the care of children's teeth will be
given particular attention. The next
will be held at the office of
DIR. O'Connell and DIR. Eugene Nc
CURE will be the essayist of the ev-