Arizona republican., 1912-05-02

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 postponed the chicken pie dinner from May f to Saturday, May II. FROM NEW JERSEY-Mrs G. C. Howell. accompanied by Miss Howell, and Miss M. Howell, of Newark, New Jersey. arrived yesterday and are 1 stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 OFF ON VAcATION-George l.. l F. Herrctt. an employe of the Valley l bank. left last evening over the Santa l IEe for q vacation of three weeks which will be spent with friends in Seattle
 | A PLEASANT ATTRACTiON.- l Friday, May g. at the Madison school l house, Mrs. Christy and her young artists will give the play The Com l ing Women" for the Madison Im- l provement club
 FUNERAL OF MRS WooD.-Fu-
 neral of the late Mrs Wood will be l held at 4 o'clock this afternoon from 1 the residence of her daughter Mrs 1 Thomas Miller, 374 North Fourth ave- l nue.
 i CLARK ELECTED-At special l meeting of Fl Zaribah Temple Noblcs {! of the Mystic Shrine held last even 1 ing, Vernon Clark of Phoenix was 1 elected a representative to the meeting of the supreme council to be held in ] Los Angeles next week, vice Kirt T 1 Hart of Tucson being unable to serve l STILL MISSiNG.-John Blair, who i disappeared from the Higley corral 1 Monday morning. is still missing. and l his friends are much concerned for l his safety. Blair is said to have left i the corral, where he was employed, to 1 go to his breakfast, since which time l he has not been seen. Foul play is l feared.
 JUAN VALENZUELA - Twenty 1 nine years old and a member of l well known Mexican family. lied l Tuesday from the effects of a fever 1 Valenzuela is very well and favor 1 ably known here. having lived in the 1 valley for twenty-five years He is l survived by his wife and three sons.
 besides father. mother and several brothers. The funeral took place at
 the Catholic church at S:15 this 1 morning.
 GOMOS WILL DANCE.-The G. 0. M. o. club will give d dance at | Melczer's hall, Friday evening, May 3. The younger set is expected to at | tend en masse, as the club is com posed largely of high school boys. ! The dance is given by the "Gomos" to the Prescott football team last fall was q great success and tomOr
 rows affair promises to be just as
 enjoyable. Dancing will begin at S:30
 ANOTHER NEW SCHOOL.-Peo-
 pie of Maricopa county are alive to | the need for more and better schools l Arlington district has voted q bond
 issue of 5000. the proceeds of which
 are to be used in building a new and
 modern school house on the site of
 the old building. In Creighton q bond
 issue of $5,5O0 is to be put up the people of the district the money to be used in improving the school, adding to the curriculum and making ? the surroundigs more attractive. NEW FIRM.-J L. Johnson and Fred Young have taken possession of the candy. ice cream, tobacco, fruit
 and magazine emporium just east of the Ford hotel, and propose making it leading institution in that part ; 1 of town The -Donofrio line will be
 carried, and the firm has adopted for I it's motto the single word "cleanli- ness" Johnson has been chief dis penscr at the Donofrio soda foundry
 for several years. and has d lot of 1 friends Young is also well known
 and popular. and the new firm starts
 business with every prospect of sue 1 cess.
 MOTHERS OAY-Committecs have ] been appointed by the Eastern Star, Mothers congress. woman's club, and
 the w. c. T. L., to arrange pro | gram for the proper observance of 1 Mothers day which is set for the second Sunday of the month. A large
 number of carnations. the national
 emblem of the day. are to be ordered,
 and appropriate buttons distributed. The exercises will be held at the
 Elks' theater if that auditorium can
 be secured. There will be a vocal and instrumental program. inter l sDersed with orchestra selections, singing of patriotic hymns. and ad-
 dresses by several prominent men and women, appropriate to the occasion
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