Arizona republican., 1913-12-04
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house ou Friday evening.
 OPENING DELAYED-The open ius or Jack and Joe's chop house in tho rear or 1T East Washington street win fake place this evening The delay has been caused through no fault of the management.
 C. W. B. M. MEETING The reg uiar monthly meeting of the Chris tiuu Woman's Board of Missions will ho held in the parlors of the Christian church on Friday afternoon, December a. ut 3:%O o'clock All members and friends invited
 TAKING HOLIDAY VACATION - Mrs. j. |. Williams of Williams Mes quite camp. left last evening over the Southern Pacific to spend the hol- days with relatives and friends in Iowa. after which a trip will be taken to New York.
 ANOTHER ALL-DAY MEETING- The ladies of thc Christian church will conduct another aI-day sewing meet ing for the bazaar today The gath eriug will be in the church parlors. A great deal of interest is being mani tested The bazaar will be held on December = and 13.
 NEWCOMER IN BUSINESS I.| Love has purchased the French Dry Cleaning business. 122 North First avenue AIr. Love comes from Hutch inson. Kan. and has had q great deal of experience in this line of husi ness. He proposes to be just as eX- pert and give just as good service IS his predecessors.
 BUYS PAIGE CAR-W. F. Weaver prominent Hayden man, yesterday drove away from the local Paige agency with another Paige 20 X. w. Newton, the state agent for this car, left yesterday for the sale of .'25's" in PinaI county. He also drove a Paige. A "@6" was sold yesterday to Dr. F. F. Palmer of Mesa.
 SEVERAL ARRESTS - Seven ar rests were made yesterday by Police man Barnum for driving horses and automobiles on the wrong side of the street. Three offenders were also ar rsted for riding bicycles upon the sidewalks. Several fines were paid in police court in the afternoon and other cases were continued until to- day.
 DOUGLAS PARENT TEACHERS- The Parent Teachers association of Douglas school will meet at the school house this afternoon at 3 o'clock. | is hoped that the parents and friends of the school will give q good attend ance. Questions of interest will be discussed and a pleasant social gath erinE is assured.
 SAUNDERS -SURLS WEDDING -. Walter Saunders and Miss Myrtle Belle Surls were married last even ing at the home of the bride. l152 East Jefferson street. Miss Surls has lived in Phoenix for the past two years. while lIr. Saunders anne to Phoenix but two months ago. The newIy-weds have many friends in Arizona.
 ANOTHER COMPLAINT FILED-. Another complaint Was filed yesteT day against the Pacific Gas and Flee rric Company. by the state corpora Gon commission on information fur niShed by ". C. Wears and p. D. Blizzard both of Phoenix. charging that the company had failed to and refused to give service connections to the residences of the tUo complain tiff-
 AT THE FoRD-H. E Roland. city. Mrs. T. r. Lane and family. AS toria, ore; NIT. and Mrs F. l.. Ged- des, Astoria, ore; Jose Mendoza; William Bes holds Cinnahar. Ariz: G. II. Black, Galveston. G. r.. Taylor. Galveston. W. l.. Coffman, Houston: J. J. Johnson, Galveston; Vera Church. Galveston; c. C. Polling. Quincy H.; J. Buderman, Quincy, Ill.,: c. F. Weidt and wife, North Yakima, Wash. e. H. Martin, Hereford; J .O. Ming city.
 FROM MONTCLAIR, N. J. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Morris of Mont clair, \- J., are temporarily sojourn- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Price Comfort on Culver street. Mr. Morris is one of the prominent en- sinecrs of the east. MT Comfort re- sided in Montclair at tho time of the death Of his father. the late George Fisk Comfort, founder of the Metro politan Museum of Art in New York City.
 PRIZE WALTERS S-At the regular Wednesday night dance in Patrick hall last evening two prizes for fancy Waltzing were awarded. F. A. Clark and Mrs. F. r. Evans were awarded the first prize of s in gold and Chas AinsWorth and Mrs. F.. NJ. Remiro were awarded the second prize, a two pound box of candy. The judges were Mrs. AI C Myers of Portland, ore; Mrs. J. F. Woods of HolbroOk, and J. l.. MarioWe of this city.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS ID. Mcdonald, San Francisco; A. T. Show, Los An geles. William J. Zimmenwinkle. St. Louis; L. Ormond. New York; IT, $. Hall, Chicago; Dolf FIoriesheim, Kan sas City: William McDcrmott. Tue son; John Nets. Tucson; Joe Levy, Los Angeles: A Netzen. Los Angeles; C. w. Prouty. Chicago; J. C. Mcclure, Tucson: F A Sharlach, san Fran cisco: J. w. Nicholson, San Fran cisco; r, .-Southworth, Tucson; Mrs. C Crownin, New York; J. G. Tay- Tor, Denver; MT and Mrs. C. F. Shilling. Ray; Henry Kaupholtz. Kan sas City: David Burr, Chicago; D. l.. aEcnnnnn AInsa. R ILL Gihh. Los An-