Arizona republican., 1912-11-28
CHRISTIE- -WAKEEIEID

CHRISTIE WAKEFIELD Henry +. Christie and Miss Helen E. Wake field Were united in marriage yes tetday by Justice J0hnstOpe
 LAND COMMISSIONER IN ORA HAM-Land Commissioner Moody and Cy Byrnc are now husily engaged in Graham county looking over the state lands there
 OSsURN GOES TO sENSON- Charles R. Osburn, secretary of the board of control, will go to Benson on business shortly after Thanks giving.
 TEACHERS EXAM NATION-J A. Higgins, county. school superintendent will conduct teachers examination Monday and Tuesday State Super ntendcnt C. c. Case has prepared the questions.
 RANCHER RETURNS-Nat Sand CTS. prominent rancher in tie Buck eye District, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. MT Sanders has recently returned from lengthy trip to the Pacific coast
 FRANK CRANDAL sACK-Frank R CrandaI. one of the deputy col Iectors of internal revenue for the district of New Mexico and Arizona. returned yesterday from business trip to the southern part of the state.
 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIA- TION-The Parent Teacher circle of the Alhambra school will give a box social at the school house Friday evening. November 29. The funds tl for the school
 PRINCE IS GONE-Mrs IT. K Beauchamp of SO2 North Fourth avcn- ue would like to learn something of the whereabouts of Prince. That is the name of her big collie dog, which disappeared d day or two ago. He is described in d lost advertisement in The Republican today
 FORMER DELEGATE HERE- Hon. Ralph H Cameron, formerly delegate to Congress from Arizona, accompanied by Mrs Cameron and Miss Catherine Cameron is visitor in the capitol city for Thanksgiving Nr. Cameron registered at the Adams from the Grand Canyon
 IT'S A GlRL-Therc is joy in the home of MT. and Mrs. C NJ Cooper. SIS North Sixth street a charming young lady arrived there yesterday afternoon and announced she had come to stay. Mother ard daughter are just fine" announced Papa Coop CT over the telcphone last evening.
 BERNAL IS POLICEMAN Chief of Police A. J. Moore has received word from R. A. Bernal. who formerly cor ducted a grocery store at Fourth aven- uc and Van Buren street. stating that he has been appointed to the police force of san Diego. He is at present a plain clothes man and says that he is making good as an officer.
 FORD HOTEL-M. c. Crawford Springfield. Mo: Mrs. A r Grote. Kansas Cit. Mo; G. II. Russell. Troy. x. Y: J NJ. Martin. Hector GiHis, George N Smalley, wife and child ren, Los Angeles; R E. Lekind, Chi cago; c. L. Bryce, Wickenhurg; J. A Horn. wife and boy. Los Angeles; Mr and Mrs George Frank. Pueblo; May Murphy. New York
 PRESIDENT FOsHAY COMING Members of the FTaternal Brother hood are looking forward with an ticipation to the coming of Supreme President James < FoShay on Sat urday night at which time besides adopting class of 15O members, there will be a banquet and the presenta ton of a loving cup to the supreme officer This was decided upon at called meeting held last evening.
 TO SURVEY LARGE TRACT-W. E. Kimmrl. one of the surveyors in the office of Surveyor General Ingals, will leave in few days for Mohave county to conduct q survey over eleven and a half townships of land along the line of the Santa Fe rail- road The equipment will make the , journey overland by wagon. but the | party will take train in day or : two for Kingman.
 TO GIVE VAUDEVILLE-One of 1 the most pleasing and entertaining programs ever arranged by the Wo mans Club is that to be given on ! Tuesday evening, December 3, in the i club building There will be a series ] of vaudeville numbers which are bound | to win favor Tickets are on sale at ! Donoro's, the Bear Drug Store, Elvey l X Hulctt's. Adams Pharmacy. Boeh 1 mer's, Miller Sterling and Berrynills DON PEAkE IS HERE-Don l.. 1 Peake, who handles the Studebaker l automobile in the northern part Of ] the state is spending week or two ] in the capitol city taking in the
 sights and learning all about the new 1 line of cars that will be ready for
 delivery in a few days. Peake makes | his headquarters at Flagstaff, but i covers all the territory touched by the main line Of the Santa Fe.
 l AT THE ANNEX HOTEL-Mrs l.. l T. Thomas. Humboldt; Mr L. Ewin. City: P. s. Paddock Crawford, Tex:
 L. F. Schilling, Caddoa, Colorado. T. ! H. Schilling, Caddoa, Colorado; J. ] W. Morris, Marcos, Colorado; w. r. ! Walsh. New York City; T. H. Er- ! win. Winchester, Tenn; Clarence Mil i Ter, Arlington. Nebr; c. M. Downs, 1 Arlington, Nebr; Joseph Cole. St.
 Louis, Mo; E. A. Basom and wife, Grand Rapids R. w. Basom, Grand Rapids.
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