Arizona republican., 1912-12-29


 ret Weber of Dubois, Pennsylvania. is
 visiting her daughter Mrs. J. C. Blaine
 of BIO w Madison and her sister, Mrs.
 A w. Drake. Mrs. Weber will spend
 the winter and part of the summer in
 Phoenix Numerous social arrange
 ments are being made for her enter
 tainment.
 SALVATION ARMY THANKS
 PHOENlX-The Salvation Army
 wishes to thank the many kind friends
 who so generously contributed to the
 Christmas relief funds, which made
 it possible for us to give sixty baskets
 of provisions to needy families and
 also making 800 poor children happy
 by giving them presents. Adjutant
 K Senn, officer in charge
 ENGINEERS TO ROOSEVELT
 Engineer Huff of the twelfth district
 at Imperial, California. and Engineer
 Carberry Of the first district will
 leave today for Roosevelt in com
 pany with Evans and Halton of the
 local force. The tour will include
 the valley as well as the dam and
 power lines. The party will be gone
 until Monday.
 THOMPSON FUNERAL-The fun
 eral Of Joel NJ. Thompson, who died
 at his home near Orangewood on
 December 24 will be held Monday
 afternoon at o'clock from the East
 erling Whitney undertaking par lors. The funeral arrangements were delayed pending the arrival of his mother from Tennessee. Rev. J. Har vey Deere will officiate and burial will be made in Greenwood Thomp- son was the electrician at the power house on the Glendale electric car line.
 AT THE FORD HOTEL-Charles r. Sittreg. Constellation; D. S. Sands, South Whiteny, Ind: R J. Harvey, Los Angeles: J. NJ. Cleary. Chicago; D. NJ Morgenson, Minneapolis. Minn; R. G. O'Shea. Santa Fe. N. NJ; Dr. \. NonSauten and wife. Los Angeles; w F.. Wheeler and wife. Mesa: Leo nard Guy. Hayden; H. J. Cuep, Los Angeles; Willis Watson. Boston; j.. w Robinson and wife, El Paso: Mir. C. E. Bueghley and wife, Des Moines, Iowa: George J. Hayes, San Fran cisco; T. J. Baker. Wilcox.
 VISITING PASTOR-Rev. Cyrus Creighton. brother of J. NJ. Creighton is visiting relatives in the city and vicinity for a short time. For a long time MT Creighton had charge of a pastorate at Ypsilanti. Mich. about a year ago on account of his health he went to the coast for a short time. He is now supplying a pulpit at San Fernando After completing his edu- cation in this country, MT. Creighton who is of Scotch descent. went to the fountain head of Presbyterianism and spent some years in study at Edin- burgh.
 MISS FORBES TO WED-Invita- tions have been received announcing the wedding to take place on Mon- day evening in Los Angeles. of Miss Bella Forbes, who formerly lived here and who is q graduate of the Phoenix Union High school, to Ralph X. White. graduate of Stanford university. The wedding will take place at the home of Mrs. M Forbes, the brides mother, at 1129 South Hope street. Miss Forbes is a sister of James A. Forbes. connected with the city wa ter department and formerly popu- lar member of the Phoenix fire de- partment. .. MOOREHEAD- -RHOADES-In the presence of a few friends of the ' bride. R. N Moorehead and Mrs. Lucia B Rhoades were united in marriage on Christmas morning in the Baptist parsonage Rev. J. Harvey Deere officiating. The bride for about six years has been matron of the girls dormitory at the Indian school, while the groom is one of the most valued members of the Repub- lican mechanical force. He was formerly printer at the Indian school at which time he met Mrs. RhOades. For the present they are occupying quarters at the Indian school pending the completion of the home MT. l Moorehead is erecting upon ground he owns near that institution. AT THE ANNEX HOTEL-H V. Rencfield. Sullivan. Ind; J. E. Lang ley, Santa Monica, Cal: E. L. Pratt. l.. More. Los Angeles; J. F. Buell. and wife, Pueblo. Col; w F. Cummings, city; NJ A. Sochat. Boston: c. F. Dutton, San Francisco: Chas. Batre ard wife. city: R. M. Merrifield, Yuma; Mrs. F. Prickett, Gila Bend; | !. H. McClintock, Fl Paso; Charles Boltze and wife city: A. E. Mcintosh. New York; L. IT. Everidge, Fl Paso; F. E. Morris, Tucson; II. Blackmer, i city; Mrs. C. P. Blaclkmer city: Dorothy White. Tempe; Mrs. Pilger, Tempe: Miss May Ines White, Tempe.
 THE GROWTH OF CHANDLER l Jeff Duncan, one of the school i trustees Of the Chandley district yes- terday awarded a contract for the construction of temporary school building there and arranged for plans for the second unit of the chandler school building. One structure was some time ago completed at a cost of ! 5000 and later bonds were issued for l an $S000 building the plans for which will now be prepared The people of Chandler did not think that they i would need it so soon and until it can be built they are obliged to have a temporary structure. MT Duncan