Arizona republican., 1913-10-08
WOMAN NOTARY

WOMAN NOTARY-A commission
 as notary public was sent yester- 1 day to Miss Lillian Rock of Tucson
 VISITORS FROM PRESCOTT v AIr. and Mrs J. Link Smith of Pres
 cott are visiting Mrs. J. C. Mulgrave
 for a few days
 CIVIC LEAGUE MEETS - The 1 Civic league will meet this afternoon
 at 2:3o in the city hall. The subject 1 of discussion will be the new city i charter
 SOCIAL PosTPoNED-The meet ! ing of the Socia club of the ConsoIi- dated school district. which it was aunounced would be held tomorrow. has been indefinitely postponed. DICK" HANSON HERE-Richard Lamson, of the law firm of Anderson and Lamson of Prescott. and well known athlete of the northern part of the state spent Monday and Tues day in Phoenix on court business.
 MISS SHOEMAKER RECOVER ING Miss Ethel Shoemaker of SIS North Third avenue who has been quite ill for the last five weeks. her friends will be pleased to learn. is able to sit up.
 MULGRAVE-BECk kER-Mfss Cora Mulgrave of Florence and Mir. C. C Becker of Salt Lake City will be mar ried this evening at the Episcopal church. The bride is a daughter oI 2iIs. J C Nulgrave.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES The following automobile licenses were is sued yesterday from the office of the secretary of state: 3419 L. L. Stew art, Phoenix: 3420. J T. A1arr. Chand- Ter 3421. J. w. Myers Phoenix; 3422 Walter Talbot. Phoenix; 3423, J. D. Crabb. Phoenix; 3424. Geo. w. Mar ten. Tucson.
 RETURNING FROM EUROPE -I Mir. and Mrs. Ben Jacobs of San Francisco are visiting with MT. and Mrs. Henry Myers of this city. re- turning to the Golden Gate city from a tour of Europe. Tn his home town MT. Jacobs is prominent tObaccon- ist. While in the city he was escort ed to the points Of interest by his nephew. Fred Myers, of the Republi- can. He expressed himself as well pleased with Phoenix and delighted at her winter climate.
 COURT OPENING POSTPONED Owing to the fact that next Monday V i'll he observed throughout the state as Columbus day, the supreme court WILL postpone the ealing OI the cal endar for the October term until the following day. Of course. next Mon day is not actually Columbus day. but Sunday is. and under the provisions of the law creating the legal holiday 1 when it falls upon Sunday the fol- lowing Monday is observed.
 ENTRIES AND EXHIBITS -Soms 1 oi the intending exhibitors in the W0mcn's department have confound- l ed the terms exhibits and entries, which sometimes mean the samt | thing and sometimes do not. For in l stance, after the fair is under way and the exhibits are in their places they may be called entries but be- lore the fair begins an article may | he entered and so becomes an entry '. hen it iS not yet an exhibit. Ladies ] who intend or expect to have exhibits H that department and vet may rhange their minds are requested to .aH q the office of the commission and obtain entry blanks and tags that their proposed entries may b. 1 gwen q place in the record. That will be an entry and the lady who makes it car do as she later pleases about making it an exhibit. Exhibits will have to be in place on Friday 1l Saturday before the fair but cooked foods or other perishable ex- 5ibits can be put in place OH the first day of the fair
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