Arizona republican., 1913-01-21

SpendlnS d IeW months Tn PnOenlX as the guests of Mrs. James Aldrich, sis ter of MT. Young.
 HERE FROM PRESCOTT-Mrs. $. P. Hill, of Prescott, is the guest of Mir and Mrs. George Toner, of 516 North Third street. She expects to remain here for several weeks, the guest of Mrs. Toner, with whom she has been acquainted for many years.
 BOOSTING SAN DlEGO-R D. Lane and R. M. Elliott are registered at the Ford Hotel. They are real estate men of San Dfego and are advancing the interests and beauties of Tecolote near that city. They expect to be in Phoenix for several days.
 D. A. R. TO MEET-Maricopa chap ter Daughters of the American Revo- iution will meet with Mrs. Ellen S Griffin at 30 North First Avenue on Saturday afternoon next at 2: 30 o'clock The annual election of officers will be held and a full attendance of the mem- bers is desired
 SANTA CRUZ IS ALL RIGHT Col. Allen T. Bird of the NCgales Oasis has been spending two days in the valley most of the time with his son. Allen T Bird. Jr.. who in in business at Glendale. Col. Bird said yesterday that the outlook for mining and all other industries in Santa Cruz county was never so bright as at present Col. Bird left last night for home.
 MARRlED-JOel F. Curlee and + the parsonage of the Free Methodist church on Sunday afternoon by Rev. D. c. LamsOn, at 2:30 o'clock. The young couple are well and fayOrably known in this city. The groom has been connected with the City Ice Delivery for two years coming here from Texas The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs D. S Cooper Of Grand avenue
 FROM SNOW TO SUNSHlNE-Mr and Mrs W. M. Ashwood, the former an uncle of Fred Jacobs, the local real estate man, arrived here yesterday morning from their home in Oregon to spend the winter here. When the Ash woods left oregon there was two feet of snow on the ground and the ther- mometer was having a hard time get ting about fourteen degrees below zero. In the Salt River valley they found conditions so vastly different they ex- pressed the belief that they had been JAPANESE WEDDING-The pupils of the Indian school and scores of people residing in that vicinity on Friday evening Were given an oppOr- tunity of witnessing the laughable farce comedy, "A Japanese Wedding presented in the auditorium of the 1 institution. The affair was staged by James Robinson and the cast of char acters was composed of local cOlOred people. net sum was realized which will be devoted to the promotion of l the work of the African Methodist I church.
 MONDAY cLUB-The Monday l club which has been formed in cOnnec- l ton with the College club to provide a rest room for the employed girls of the city. decided recently to serve hot | drinks during the noon hour. It has | however been decided by tke manag i CTS to add to this list sandwiches. salad 1 and baked beans. This with the tea, cof 1 fee, milk and cocea gives an OppOrtun- 1 | refreshment and rest during the noon | hour. The hours of service have been ] placed at II to ?. The room is located at 225 W. Monroe
 l LAND OFFICE BUSY-Attaches Of 1 the United States land office in Phoe- nix report more business since the first l of the year than for some time previ- l ously. Filings are being made on lands | in the Casa Grande section. as well as 1 on lands north of Buckeye and south | of MaricOpa. The unusual rush is at ] tributed to a variety of causes, princi- 1 pal among which is the additional pub l licitY being given Arizona since her ad- mission to statehood as well as to the I fact that Uncle Sam's lands throughout 1 the country are being rapidly taker up so that it seems there will be but l little really good land open for entry l within a short time. It is stated thai | practically all the land which could l possibly come under the San Carlos l project, has already been filed upOr and that filings have also been made upon much adjacent land which canaO possibly ever have water from the Sar Carlos in the event it is ever con- l struCted.
 1 SCANDINAVIAN AMERICANS ATTENTION The Scandinavian 1 American Society will meet il i the Board of Trade building l on Wednesday evening Januar!
 22nd. at 500 o'clock, for thu
 purpose of effecting a perma
 will meet in the board of trad 1 nent organization All Scandinavia men and women are cordially re
 quested to be present at this meeting
 At the preliminary meeting helt last Wednesday evening, a large mum
 Der were present showing the interes
 manifested in an organization of thi
 kind and several of those present a
 the meeting stated that they hat hoped such an organization woulc | ba c,ta nd r1a thair