Arizona republican., 1912-02-26

PHIlAOELPHI MAN-T Hurley Philadelphia is in town.
 FLORENCE MANA. J. O'Connor of Florence is in Phoenix.
 OMAHA VSIToR-H. C. Frisbie, of Omaha. arrived yesterday.
 FROM THE COAST-C. J. Lewis of Los Angeles is in the city.
 FOR THE DAY-L Anderson of Arlington was here for the day.
 FROM THE NoRTHWEST-F A. Webb of Spokane is a Ford guest.
 FROM THE WINDY CITY-Harry Duncan of Chicago arrived here Sun day.
 FROM THE EAST-Walter Duffy of Philadelphia is here to transact business.
 BUSINESS TRlP-J Winchester of Vicksburg is here to look after bus mess interests
 MEETING TONIGHT-A meeting of the charter commission will be held this evening.
 FROM FLOUR CITY-A. B. Kim nard and wife of Minneapolis are guests at the Adams.
 BUSINESS TRiP-E C. Kenyon of Chicago arrived yesterday and will transact business here.
 AT THE MERClAL-George Wheeler of North Yakima. Washing ton. is at the Commercial.
 TO INVEST-Frederick H. Brown of Zanesville, Ohio, is here looking for investment opportunities.
 BUCKEYE VlSITORS-Walter II Hough and Mir. and Mrs. G. r. Brown of Buckeye spent Sunday in Phoenix.
 CONNECTICUT PEOPLE-W. H. McCord. Miss McCord and Herbert AcCord of Greenwich. Conn, are in the city.
 FOR HIS HEAlTH-Edgar Heath of Grand Rapids Michigan arrived in Phoenix He will spend the remain der of the winter in this valley. IT'S UP TO HARRY WELCH.-The St. Louis Globe Democrat thus re marks editOrially: "AriZona's capital holds outdoor dances in February. II it can supply snowball parties in July it will attract plenty of visitors to whom d change is recommended. INVITATION DAY.-This is Ari- zonas invitation day. and all patri- otic Arizonans should make it a point to visit the board of trade room and send out q grist of freely furnished postcards to friends in other states. All it costs is the postage. one cent each. and nobody will get prcttier postcards for nothing. 10 say nothing of the chlnce for cheap boost for the country
 A FINE SON-Mr. and Mrs. John T. Reibcr of GA North Seventh ave nue. are rejoicing in the arrival of a ten-pound son at their home yes terday afternoon at l o'clock. This is the second child the older one being girl. Mother and child are doing nicely ard John who has been em- ployed by the Farmers Cooperative creamery for long time is in fine state of mind for the congratulations of his friends.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. GEORGE - The funeral of Mrs. George, who died Saturday at her daughters residence, will be held Tuesday at S:3O a. m. from the Catholic church. Mrs. George is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Dunn anu Mrs McNamara. and ore son. Harry George. Mrs. George was quite well known in PhoeniX. having run the Occidental hotel for some time. The interment will be in the Catholic cemetery.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. STAUFFER- The funeral of Mrs. J. w. Stauffer will be held at o'clock this after room in Upland, California. Her old est son. Andy w. Stauffer of Valley City, Kansas, will be in Upland in time for the funeral Other children who reside in this valley and who are no-: in Upland, are Charles A. Stauffer, business manager of The Republican. Mrs. Tom Higley and Mrs F. w Griffen of Phoenix. and Ray Stauffer of Glendale
 BAUR MAY COME - Professor John Messinger under whose manage ment Madame Schumann- Heink sang in the Elk's theater recently. an- nounces that he is endeavoring to secure the appearance here of Baur, the noted pianist Mir Messinger says it depends upon the great mus ician's manager being able to advance his Denver date sufficiently to give Phoenix a night. Baur is acknow- ledged to be one of the greatest pi- anists of the day in many places his popularity exceeding that of Pader- ewski. Should he come to Phoenix the music lovers of the city will en- joy another treat.
 HOW TO REACH PHOENIX That is the title of q leaflet printed by the board of trade for enclosing with other literature sent tO inquir- ing homeseekers. as well as for dis tribution among those who desire to send copies to friends in other places. It is a four page document, two pages inside being blank. The front or cover page carries a picture of the Roosevelt dam and above it typical picture of d canal, irrigated valley and mountain background. On the back Dage is a list of cOlOniSt rates