Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
DOUGLAS VISITOR-Mrs


 FROM PARRAL MEx.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris Utley of Parral, Mexico are visiting their parents MT and Mrs. A G. Utley al the Eight Palms. They are surprised at size and enterprise of Phoenix.
 MOUNTAINSlDE SOCIAL - The members of the girls mountainside club will give a social at NeighbOrhood house on the Southside on Wednesday evening, March r. Refreshments will be served. ULLERY'S TO LEAVE-Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lee Ullery leave Tuesday evening for Red Oak. Iowa, where he will have charge of the construction of the post office building. They will go by way of Denver and spend a few days visit | ing there and with ther son who is at tending the university of Denver. ALL DAY MEETlNG-An of the | circle of the missionary society of the l Central Methodist church will join in an all day meeting at the church next | Tuesday opening at 10 a. m. The ladies 1 of circle number ? will serve lunch at 1 the noon hour to the public as we'll as 1 the society. The men are especially in- vited to the lunch.
 1 HE SELLS TANkS-George H. Reu- i ben Of Macon, Georgia, is in town In 1 his leisure he sells tanks Tanks for l oil. gasoline and water are his delight 1 for he dispenses storage systems His 1 firm is the s. F. Bowser and company l inc of Atlanta. MT. Reuben arrived in Phoenix yesterday
 sPEEDERS ARRESTED - Two l speeders were arrested yesterday and l one man was taken in custody for l driving with his muffler open A fine of fifteen dollars was paid by 1 one of the speeders, and five dollars 1 was assessed to the man who ig- i nored the muffler ordinance The l! other speeder will appear in police 1 court on Monday
 CONCERT TODAY-The band con- cert this afternoon will not. That is it
 will happen at 7:3O this evening from
 the usual place. the balcony of the 1 Ford hotel The Industrial Liberty band will from now on play after dn-
 ner instead of in the afternoon on ac- | count of the heat. Fernando Rodri- guez will present a cornet solo, one of 1 the features of the bill
 IN COLLlSION-The J D. Wealth 1 erford automobile and a motorcycle
 ridden by James Young were in col
 lisiOn last evening at the corner of
 Third avenue and Washington street
 The motorcycle was practically de
 molished and the fender and lamps
 of the automobile were considerably | damaged No particular blame seems
 
 dent.
 AGED RESIDENT DIES-F. w | Bark, aged 92 years. a resident of
 Arizona since 1885, died yesterday at
 the family residence. 517 South First
 avenue. after an illness extending over a considerable period He came
 to Arizona twenty-eight years ago
 after forty years residence in New
 York. New Jersey and Pennsylvania
 He was born in London in 1921. One
 son survives, James Bark, of Hum bOIdt who was a one time q mem
 Der Of the territorial legislature. The
 funeral will be held on Monday aft ernOon at two o'clock, from the un- dertaking parlors of Moore & Me Lellan, with burial in Greenwood
 cemetery
 BOOSTERS TO PlCNIC-The mem bers of the Indiana society will hold their annual picnic at the Slate Mines
 on Saturday next. March 15, the date
 having been decided upon instead of , the last Wednesday date. The slate , mines are one mile north of the june l tion of Park Road with the Arizona
 canal short program, consisting of
 recitatiOns and addresses will be given
 refreshments other than lunch includ-
 ing hot coffee will be served on the
 grounds C. NJ. Candy is chairman of ! the committee on arrangements. All Q Indianans are requested to register in
 the office of MT. aGndy, 213 Fleming
 building
 WILL TALK TO MEN-Ray C. liar f ker, pastor of the First Methodist Eps- Q copal church and one of the best known ! local divnes will address the Young !. ! Men of the Christian Association in the f lobby of the building this afternoon at 33O. Dr Harkers talk will be about & Gods Ambition for Men and it is one II of the long series of red hot spicy . talks the has had from Phoenix $ speakers The mems meeting is be e coming one of the most popular of the e institutions that have grown up under
 the sheltering wing of the Y. M. c. A S being largely attended each Sunday af' s ternoon. The association offers com o fortable lobby with reading room st equipped with the latest magazines $ and it is here that the men gather for ; IS short social hour before the meeting l. There will be music by the male guar L. tet and chorus. Lewis T. Carpente Il will speak on Prom the Ground up = on March 90.
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 Id NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.