Arizona republican., 1913-01-19
WINTER RESIDENTS-Mr

WINTER RESIDENTs-Mr. and ] Mrs. Eugene Potevin and children Of 1 MusNeson. Mich. have arrived in 1 Phoenix to spend the winter. They l arc residing at SIS North Second avenue.
 TO FEED THE FESTIVAL COM ! MITTEE-The members of the Spring 1 Festival arrangements committee will be the guests of the board of directors
 of the Merchants and Manufacturers 1 association on Monday at noon.
 VISITING RELATlvES-Mrs. Ern- 1 est DuBois and Il CT daughter l Miss Blanca is visiting the F H. En- ! signs on North Second street They ] expect to shortly make arrangements 1 to spend the rest of the winter in ] Phoenix.
 LOOKING OVER CoUNTRY-R. P. 1 Tribble and NJ NJ. Evans, prominent residents of Kansas City, Mo, are in l Phoenix, looking over the Country with l a view to investing in the Salt River I valley
 CHORAL SOCIETY MEETING-The l Phoenix Choral society will hold re- l hearsal Monday evening at the Arizona l School of Music preparing to partici- 1 pate in the mid-Winter festival. All 1 interested in the musical end of the 1 festival are invited to participate. CONCLUDING VlSlT.-Mrs. Stein ! and her daughter. Edith, who formerly l lived here will leave for their home in ] Los Angeles tomorrow evening after having visited friends here for a week or more Mrs. Stein has many friends 1 here as well as valuable property in- terests
 TALKS ON COTTON-E W. Hud- i son. government cotton expert and H. B. Atha vii give a talk and hold meeting at Glendale. Monday evening The Glendale cotton association will be present and d great deal of interest has been aroused. The meeting will l-be an enthusiastic one.
 LOOKING FOR WORk-Some short time ago the husband of tEe healthy ablebodied German woman was com mitted to the insane asylum. The wo- man is left with the care of three chill l dren on her hands and is anxious to obtain work at small salary. She is capable, clean and industrious. Dr. L. ] D. Dameron. has promised to attend to any applicants for her services that may arise WELCH AND REDEWiLL RE- TURN-The first comebacks from the Maricopa MidWinter Motorcade. were ; Harry Welch of the Board of Trade and i pr. r. H. Redewill of the arrangements committee. These two gentlemen re- 1 turned yesterday morning. They are 1 loud in their praises of the treatment | received nom the citizens of the old ] Pueblo
 AT THE CoMMERclAL-Mrs. A. E. l Ruff. Arlington: J. D. Barr. Phoenix: 1 c. E. Thomas. Pomona. Calf: H F. 1 Neirce, Prescott: NJ. Schott. New | York: A. T. McCarty. Lewiston. Ida 1 ho: C. F. Bishop. St Louis: Warren l Reese. Bedding Calf: Andrew Pan 1 craZi. Agua Calientc. Ariz.; Miss Hal ! lie Graham. Miami: A w. Bryant 1 Parker: c E. Green. Graham. Calf: 1 C. Schulte Hillsi de; X. B. Kellogg. 1 Prescott: C. F. Kcndrick Kansas City; Anna NJ. Nelson. Boulder. Colo; P. E. l Bowers. A. F. Kovct, Fort Wayne Ind: ! p J. Mckinney, c. s. Kenyon. P. F. i Corum. H J. Asdel, Los Angeles; AL 1 bert Penny. Los CatoS. Calf: H. \. | Cartwright. Los Angeles; T. T. Bur gess. Casa Grande, Jos. x. Biersslap,
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 Los Angeles; J. H. Bowling, New
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 1 Chandler: Louise Kieffer. Casa
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 Joe Worthhcim Chicago; l.. C. Ben
 nett and wife, Glendale; Mrs. A. F.
 !Ruff. Arlington: J Q. Barr. Phoenix.
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