Arizona republican., 1912-12-15
VIM. MCDOWELL DIES

! VIM. MCDOWELL DIES-Winiam , B. Mcdowell. who came to Phoenix { about three months ago from Pueblo. | Colo, died yesterday morning at 1920
 East Mckinley street The remains
 were shipped to Pueblo last evening | for interment
 l KAY CHILD DIES-Harry Kay,
 aged two years, son of Mir. and Mrs.
 George Kay. died yesterday morning
 at the family home; seven miles west on the Yuma road The funeral will be held Monday morning at 1O.30 [ o'clock from the residence and burial will he made in Greenwood cemetery i GARRISON LEAVES-Frank Gar rison, a well known Arizona mining
 man left last night for Marysville, Montana. to assume the management of the St. Louis Mining and Milling company. Mir. Garrison at different | times has managed the Black Butte Mine and the Senator Mine near the Christmas property.
 WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY ElECTION-Th Womans Mission ary society of the Central Methodist 1 church south will meet in the church parlors on Monday afternoon at , ! o'clock, for the annual election of 1 officers. A large attendance is urged [ as there is much other business of importance to be transacted
 DELIGHTED WITH THE VALLEY MT. and Mrs. J. J. McDougalI of l Mitchell. $. D., and MT and Mrs E. j. HGnerson of Spokane, Wash. are | in the city visiting Mir and Mrs w. W. Smith. The visitors are delighted with the climate. with Phoenix and 1 the valley. This midWinter call will l probably result in their becoming resi- dents of this city
 | TURKEY DINNER AT TRINITY 1 At 6 o'clock on Tuesday evening, | December 17th, the ladies of Trinity guild will serve q turkey dinner in l the Parish house. in the rear of the l Pro Cathedral on south Second ave | nue facing the courthouse. The din-
 her will be followed by a Christmas sale and social evening for the mem- | bers of the parish and their friends. 1 LlTTLETON NOTES little i town of Littleton is growing right 1 along Last week there were twelve
 additions to the population in the shape of new arrivals from New Eng | land. They arrived on Tuesday night
 and have already set up for new tent | houses which they will occupy pend i ing the erection of more substantial | homes. Littleton is exactly thirteen miles west of town on the Buckeye i railroad
 DEATH OF MRS. SPEER-Mrs. 1 Margaret Spcer, who recently moved 1 to Phoenix from Benson died at her i home on East Jefferson street yes ! terday morning The remains were l taken in charge by Merryman and ] Hayt. Funeral announcement will 1 be made later. Mrs. Speer was
 member of the Pythian Sisters and | the chief officer in the Benson lodge 1 Her husband is employed by the ] Arizona Eastern railway.
 SALVATION ARMY PREPARING l XMAS NNERS-Adjutant sem, the | officer in charge of the Salvation 1 Army operations is busily preparing 1 the Christmas baskets which are given l by that organization every Xmas to 1 the poor Preparations are also be-
 
 young children All those who are desirous of assisting in the work I either by giving merchandize or mon- ey can reach Adju5ant sem at 226 |. 1 Jefferson or phone 2554.
 FORD HOTEl-E. B. Stewart and wife Tucson; D. NJ. Morgenson. Min neapOlis Mrs. Juanita Williams. Houston, Tex; Mary Keating, Flor ence; NJ. G. Cunniff, Grown King; J W Mallery and wife, Sedalia, Mo. C. $. Navine, city; Fred Dixon and wife, Portland, Ore; Mrs. T. $. Frayne and son, city; Miss H. c. 1 Beard, Sulpulpa, Okla; R. D. Spur l lock, Palo Verde; Al Browne, IT | Paso; Roy Troxel. Florence; J. B. 1 Alexander, St. Joseph. Mo; II. H. 1 Kidd, Williams, Ariz.
 HIS BRIEF FREEDOM-Yes ] morning Deputy Sheriff Mickey mo- | ticed q man on the street under the 1 influence of liquor crowding against people and pushing them into the street. In order that traffic might l not be blockaded the officer took l charge of the stranger and led him | to the jail. once inside the sheriffs 1 O1flcc ne developed ulSpOSlllOn u | fight. After he had been locked up 1 it was learned that he was d convict whose two year term had expired that 1 morning and he had been in town 1 only half an hour before he was ar | rested He had been accompanied 1 to town by Lopez one of the guards
 at the Tempe bridge work. When | Lopez called to see him the eX-con- l vict burst into a fit of weeping and ! extending his hands between the bars l toward the guard, kept crying, "Lope l take me home"
 AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL -N. [. Stewart, Hayden; T. M. l Bates, Gleason; J. B Delaney, Phoe-
 nix; Charles Crandall. Toledo, O.; l Jchn G. Muth, Bellaire, O.; John G.
 Muth and family, Belaire. O.; Philip | Cb1rIpc Larson Pres