Arizona republican., 1913-02-16
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afternoon at o'clock on the balcony Of the Ford Hotel. Special selections from the Chocolate Soldier. will be given also a triple tongue concert solo American Cadets" by Fernando Rodriguez There will be several other operatic pieces.
 ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY-TodayI ! is the first anniversary of the coming | of pr Ray C. Harker to the pastorate | of the First Methodist Episcopal church | of this city. It is hoped by the mem | bers that this fact may be celebrated l today by all the members and friends | of the church being present at the ser 1 vices. Dr. Harker will preach morn ing and evening Morning subject: Religion in Every Day Life" Evening topic: Hell; What, When and Where is it"
 MRS. L. A. REED NOW A GRAND MOTH ER-Mrs. . l.. A. Reed of 931 West Van Buren street received the news yesterday that she is now a grandmother. The little stranger, who by the way is a little girl, arrived at the home of her daughter Mrs. l.. H Nash. 1903 Mechanics Avenue, Wash
 
 in the same city there was born to NIT. and Mrs. C. F. Clark, the closest friends of the Nashs, a young son.
 VISITORS FROM TEXAs-Martin B Davis. formerly assistant superin- tendent of the Wells Fargo operations in Mexico. but now vice president of the Two Republics Life Insurance company of Fl Paso, accompanied by Charles R. Russell. of the same city, who is superintendent of agents for that company. are both in Phoenix for a few days on business. After stopping here they will go to Pres colt, the Mile High City of Yavapai county The Two Republics is one of the Texas companies that is au- thoriZed under the laws of Arizona to do business within the state.
 PHOENIX GETS MENTION-The February number of the Gregg Writer, paper published in the interests of the Gregg system of shorthand at Chi cagO, H.. contains a notice to the ef- feet that four of the students of the Lamson Business College had passed the required tests and had been issued certificates of membership in the Or | der of Gregg Artists. which organiZa- 1 tion has it's headquarters in Chicago. i There were only four students who 1 tried for the certificate; they were: 1 Miss Frances Craighead, Miss Icel Ky i Ter Miss Eva Kraus and Miss Louise i Gass. The have all been presented l with their certificates of membership.
 SOCIETY MAN TAKES A WIFE, William P. Callahan, who is well known
 in Phoenix, having several winters since spent the winter in this city with his mother, during which time also he l had the entree of the most exclusive circles. has lately been married ac- l cOrdng to information received by friends of his in this city yesterday. MT. Callahan was married in San Fran cisco to Miss Ruth McDonogh. a charming Burlingame, California girl,
 who was school mate of Mir. Calla . hans at Beliot College. The happy couple will make their home in Kan sas City. where the groom is a mem
 Der of the manufacturing firm of Frank C. Kinney X company.
 GRAVES VISITS RESERVATIONS
 As the guest Of Vice President-e Thomas R. Marshall, E. L. Graves oi
 the Graves Indian shop. accompanied the party of distinguished visitors or
 their return trip to Indiana and Wash
 ington. a. far as Santa Fe, x. NJ, las evening. After bidding the Marshall
 good bye at Santa F'e Graves will g to Gallup, and north by way of For
 Defiance into the Navajo Indian res ervation for the purpose of replenish
 ing supply of blankets. He has mum ber of special orders to fill including
 four fine blankets for Vice Presiden
 and Mrs Marshall whose fondness fo Indian rugs and baskets is well known
 The trip is expected to take about ter days.
 MELIN COMING BACK-C A Melin. a nickle platter is coming toda. That is he is coming to Phoenix t Last time he came to Phoenix h.
 was accompanied by w l.. Evans | district passenger agent of the Frisc' : lines. Melin and Evans live in Den Yer when they are not living some . where else. Meln is afraid to com Q 1 to Phoenix alone for fear Evans vii . accuse him of discrimination O . l whatever it is the interstate com merce commission or corporation | commission shies at. That's why h. n ] succeeded in inducing Assistant Gen
 eral Passenger Agent Callahan of tn .. 1 Nickel Plate to come on from Chica 0 go to accompany him down to Phoe = nix. Callahan and Melin got out O V Douglas yesterday and the polio : probably won't tolerate their presenc = in Phoenix more than a day or tW f or three.
 r $10 REWARD for the arrest an s conviction of anyone stealing the Ari Q zona Republican from the front yard