Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-21
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| HERE FROM BiSBEE-M j. Cum
ningham of Bisbee one of the prom
inent bankers of the southern part
| Of the state is a business visitor to
the CAPITAL ely.
SUMNER is HERE-Summer is
| mere, astronomers and. others to the
contrary Notwithstanding. a merry
go-round arrived in Phoenix yester-
| day and is being erected on South
First avenue. This is the sign OF
| summer in Phoenix
MOORE TO GLOBE-Chief of Pc
| lice A. j. Moore was absent from
town yesterday having accompanied
Bush Anderson, deputy United States
marshal, to Globe in an automobile.
conveying William Stewart to the
ella county seat there to await ex-
eCution.
M. w. A. INITIATION = About
! twenty-five members of the local
camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America, went over to Tempe Monday
evening in automobiles to confer the
fraternal and beneficiary degrees up
on class in that town. Following
the exercises, there were refresh
ments and a general good TINS
BISHOP RETURNS-Rt Rev. J.
w. Atwood, Episcopal bishop of the
diocese of Arizona, returned yesterday
morning from an extended trip to
Clifton, MOrenci and Tucson. In the
former two towns. Bishop Atwood
on Sunday preached before the con
gregations of those places and on
Monday evening ne confirmed a class
in Grace church. Tucson
FRANCISCANS INCORPORATE
The Franciscans Fathers in Arizona
have filed Incorporation papers of the
order in the office of the county re-
corder. The local fathers are most
prominent in the Incorporation of the
Arizona branch. The names signed to
the papers are Henry NOvatus Ben
zing, Francis Alban Schwartz and
Lucius litter.
SPEAKER LINNEY LEAVES A
large crowd of friends and admirers
of Hon. H H. and Mrs. Linney of
Yavapai county were at the Santa Fe
depot last evening to bid them good
bye, as they teft for their homes in
Prescott Speaker Linney leaves the
city with the added respect and es-
TEEN of his many friends. and with
the satisfaction of having made a
great number more friends than he
had before. Mrs. Linney has been
one of the most popular members of
the official society since coming to
Phoenix for the recent session of the
legislature.
CREIGHTON PARENT TEACH
ERS-The Parent Teachers Associa-
ton of the Creighton district will
meet at the schol house on Friday.
May %, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
feature of the program will be
a paper by Mrs II G WOODBRIDGE.
on the subject How the home him
ders the work of the school" This
will be followed by a discussion.
Hostesses Mesdames Seringhaus.
Boice, Colby, and Zbanek All in
terested in child welfare are cor
daily invited to be present
CARD OF NkS-"Editor
Republican: 1 noticed in Tuesday
mornings paper that I have won
scholarship at the Lamson Business
College as a result Of my part in the
Republican contest I wish to thank
You and my many friends for their
mutual support toward me in the
campaign. Yours very truly Minnie
Brunenkant, Florence. Ariz Surely
The Arizona Republican is the best
paper published and ! will always re-
member it." The above communfca-
ton was received yesterday from one
of the successful contestants in the
Florence district
WILLIAM SON PRYOR WEDDING.
Miss Pehlese Williamson, a teacher
in the Adams school. was married
on Monday evening to Harry Brown
ing Pryor, by Rev. w. w. Brecken-
ridge of Tucson. Miss Williamson
was one of the most popular teach
ers in the Adams school where she
has been for the last two years Mr.
Pryor is a linotype operator with the
Phoenix Printing company. Mrs.
Pryor leaves today for her old home
in North Carolina but on her return
the happy couple will make their
home at 1926 East Wi"eta street.
KEEN is HAPPY-With the de-
parture of the legislature Gardener
Keen of the state house is happy.
There are no longer 100 happy hunt
ing people chasing themselver over his
rose bed for boquets to send to the
folks at home, likewise there are no
longer tracks upon the gardens that
have to be worked over. For the
last few days of the sOlOns visit the
rose bushes looked somewhat bed
"a ggIed, but since Saturday the bushes
have actually began to look brighter
| and more blossoms are coming out
on them. The gardens around the
state house however are exception
ally beautiful, thanks to the care of
this expert.
WANTS HIS NAME BACk-Erman
| Fink has entered suit in the superior
| court praying that he be allowed to
| change his name from Fink to Funk
! Fink states in his application that he
1 was born at Memmel in Germany and
| that his fathers name was Funk and
| that he was known as Funk until he
/ left home. After he arrived in this
1 country his friends persisted in calling
| him Fink and. taking the course of
| least resistance he became known as
| Fink and so signed his naturalization
| papers. He now wishes to return to
| lno Of h fathnre, md has in