Arizona republican., 1913-09-25

LAWN SOCiAL-The ladies of the Baptist church will give a lawn so- cial Friday night on the Fowler school house lawn. The public is cordially invited to attend. TOLLESON MEETiNG-For the purpose of forming commercial club or a league of business men, ] the business men and farmers of
 that neighborhood have been sum
 moned to meeting at Tolleson at
 !2:30 today.
 IN PHOENIX AGAIN-Mr. and Mrs
 G. A Corbus arrived in the city yes.
 MT. Corbus was for a long time in
 1 charge of the job office of The Re
 l publican leaving Phoenix three years ago For some time he has been with
 the Silver Belt at Miami in similar l capacity.
 w. C. T. U. MEETING Thursday, 1 September 25, at 2:15 the w. c. T. 1 U. will meet at 221 West Monroe street. Topic, Cradle Roll,." Lead CT, Mrs. Mary Thompson and hostess, Mrs. J. w. Coverdale. The mother and children of the cradle roll are invited with all those interested in
 the temperance work in our city. ROBBERY REPORTED Report vas made to the police yesterday that d sneak thief had stolen several valuable rings and other jewelry from
 the L. NJ. Fitzhugh residence on I North Central avenue. There is no 1 clue to the perpetrator.
 1 FACES ROBBERY CHARGE - l Manuel AIverez, arrested by the po- 1 lice on Saturday night at the end 1 0: a long chase. after he had robbed l Charles Jones of valuable shirt
 stud, has been transferred to the county jail and will formally face a 1 charge of highway robbery.
 l MAGEE TTAkES CHARGE-J E. | Magec has been named the successor 1 to R. II. Mcintosh as manager of the ] Phoenix branch of the United States | Tire company with headquarters at 1 Van Buren and First streets. and is | already in charge. MT. Magec comes 1 to Phoenix from san Francisco and 1 already has demonstrated that he is 1 the right man in the right place. 1 RAIOED BY POLlCE-A house on south Eleventh avenue was raidcd by he police early yesterday and three men and d woman WcIe taken to the ! city jail The men furnished fifteen 1 cellars bail each on disorderly con duct charges and the woman was held d charge of keeping a disorderly house Two of the men forfeited their bail ill police court yesterday, the third was dismissed and the woman entereG a plea of guilty and paid fine of fifteen dollars.
 MISS SEWERS A NOTARY-Miss John A. Shivers, for Q time secretary of state, and one of the popular young 1 women of the state house, is now full fledged practitioner, since she was yes terday granted the right to practice as notary public in the state of Arizona Miss Shivers will continue in the of . flee of secretary of state at the capi- tol, where she will act officially in ac- cordance with her commission. OSTRICH PLUME FACTORY - Mrs O. l.. Grant is preparing for the formal opening Of her ostrich factory and show room at 2O6 North Fifth avenue probably on Monday or Tuesday. Only short time ago Mrs. Grant returned from Pasadena where she spent several weeks in the Cayvs- ton Plume factory There she ac- quired great number of ideas in l the treatment of plumcs that sine is putting into effect here She also learned of q number of new shades Oi Niill9 TOT pSIIIcn feathers that are all the rage in the cents of fashion. These shades, Of course will be in- cluded in her display Mrs. Grant has purchased a great quantity of feathers and expects q most success fui season.
 AT THE ADAMs-A. T. Bird. Nogales. Geo. Tacher, Jr, Denver Cole N. Q. Halloway, Chicago; F. F. Bunker Boston. A. B. White Seattle D. J. Roberts. Fl Paso: w C. Dermont, Williams; P. J. Koke. Providence; C. P. Gooding. San Francisco: C. MuIdoon. Tucson: Louise Degan. Tucson; C. Yokom. Los Angeles; J. A. Lupper. Fl Paso: c. B. Miller. Chicago Ill.,; J. c Thompson end wife. Maricopa H.
 H. Mcdonald, Ray Ariz.; Gus Hey- man, San Francisco; F. w. Coker. | Florence, Ariz.: c. A. Tracy. Los Angeles; J. D. Mooney, Akron. O.; G. \. NJ. Wilson, Albuquerque: r.
 c. TwitchelI, Tempe; C. H. GachiH, 1 M. L. Wolver. Los Angeles; F.. C. Hoffman, F't Morgan, Ind; w. J. Blackwell and wife, Fl Paso; R. B. 1 Crsig Ponto China
 l A PHOENIcIAN ABROAD-The Chattanooga CTenn) Times had the 1 following regarding a distinguished l Phoenician who attended the na- | tionaI G. A F. encampment: one of the delegates to the encampment, who travelled almost across the en- tire country, is Gen. A. J. Sampson | of Phoenix, Ariz. Gen. Sampson is 1 the guest of Maj. J. H. Warner, at i his home on Oak street, while here.