Arizona republican., 1913-12-28
cHILDRENs ENTERTAINMENT

The socialist organization of Phoenix will give a children's day entertain ment at the Labor temple this after noon at o'clock A short program will be followed by games and gen. eral good time. Everybody invited. TO WINTER BY THE SEA-Mr. and Mrs D. D. Crabb and family left this morning overland in their car to spend the remainder of the winter in different parts of California, they were accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Fuller and family from the northern part of 1 the state.
 CONSERVATION CLUB-At the FL lis Kindergarten school, 429 West Mon roe street, on Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock, the Conservation club will hold an open meeting. The Lever bill will l be the subject for discussion. After | the reading of the formal papers there will be a general discussion of the pro- | posed measure
 TO HlCAGO-Charles Stevens, a | boy born and reared in the Salt River valley. who has been employed at sev- l eral cigar stores of the city in the past few years, left lately for Chicago where he will take a position in the office of | his brother Stevens leaves many | friends in Phoenix who look for his | return shortly, however, he states that since his mother is now in Chicago. he will remain there. Stevens is the step son of the late c. A. Scott of the New | York store
 CHRISTMAS DINNER-One of the l largest family gatherings of the city was that which assembled at the home ! Of MT and Mrs. R. o. Greene at 545 /. West Monroe street. Covers were laid :, for about forty children and grand l children and a few intimate friends. l Besides the usual turkey dinner and all l the good things the season affords was ] the typical southern style baked opOs- l sum meat, the opOssum having been i shipped in from Oklahoma by a sister. i Those present were: J. H. Williams
 and family, J. P. Ivy and family, l Mantford Cartwright and family, Chas | Cartwright and family, Asa Graham
 and family, Chas. F. Tucker and fam ! ] Banks and family
 i CLARK RETURNS FROM TEXAS i i-C A. Clark of the Phoenix Roofing | company, has just returned from a months visit with relatives in Texas, | his chief stay being with his mother l at Wichita Falls The other stops were
 at Dallas and Fort Worth. He says I | ha l tion, but that the recent floods have 1 had a worse and more far reaching ef- | feet than can even be imagined by | those who have not seen the flooded districts On his return trip he made | a detour into the Oscuro mountains of 1 New Mexico to inspec- some silver i and lead mining claims in which he is l interested and while up in the hills got into enough snow to last him several years. Clark says that a trip into Texas at this season is enough to con- vince almost anyone that there's nc place like the Salt River valley and that the sunshine here was welcome ] indeed after having missed it for three weeks.
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