Arizona republican., 1913-10-23
LADIES AID MEETING

her brother Dr. Tom L. Blanchard to Miss Miriam Harris in San Jose, Cali fOrnia.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The WOmen's missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet at 2: 30 Friday at the church. The sub ject Of discussion will be two chapters from the book: "The Kings Business. Mrs J. H. Deere will lead. social hour will follow the meeting
 WEDDING ANNOUNCED - The wedding of Amos Palmer Bone and Miss Beatrice Annie Mcclure which took place quietly on the evening of the nineteenth instant has just been announced. The couple were married by Rev. J. Coy Williams of Bethel Methodist church.
 BURGLARY REPORTED-A report was made to the night police that a burglar had entered the home of B. A. Fowler 1905 North First street, about six o'clock last evening and had stolen jewelry and other articles valued a several hundred dollars. Entrance was affected by cutting a screen from a window.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following marriages were issued
 
 terday: J. Alexander Campbell and Ab- bic Florence Phelps; Jose Ballerteros and Maria Leon: Esteban w. MarrOn and Rita QuerOs; Paul s. Mollett and SalOme May Nafzinger; all of Mari COpa county
 w. c. T. U. MEETING-The w. c. T. U. will meet Thursday, October 3 at 2:15 P. M. at 227 West Monroe street
 
 it's Ravages on Health and Intellect" Leader Miss Michaels with Mrs Bay croft as hostess. Visiting white rib boners and the public will receive most cordial welcome to this meeting
 STUDEBAKER STAGE-Mr. HoI- land, who has for some time past been successfully operating a passenger stage line between Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa. has just purchased a new Stude- baker B. seven passenger car, which will be placed in service on the line. The car is a beauty and is attracting great deal of attention. It is one of the first of the new 1914 models.
 A TEN OUNDER-"Juice" Fox, soda dispenser at the Adams phar- macy, is the hapipest man in the state tonight His the joy of new boy in the family, and the wife %s in the best of condition. The stork made his visit to the home at mid night Tuesday night. and Fox was busy the rest of the night and the next day dispensing the drinks to his friends.
 PARENT TEACHERS MEET-A business meeting of the Parent Teach CTS association of Creighton district, will be held at the school house on Fri day October 24 at 2:3O P. M. so- cial hour will follow and refreshments will be served. hostesses: Mrs. Frank La Rue, Mrs. F. Evers. Mrs. Cooper and 1 Miss Elrick. It is hoped all members will be present and others interested may come and join the association. AT THE FORO-M. l.. Lilies Miami: | F. p. Schnack. Fscandido. Cal: L. Cal | loway, Escandido, Cal: Jos. Smith, Fl l PasO. Tex: Grace Viets, Coleman, Tex; 1 N O. Mcknight NogaIes; H. L. Bee man, Tucson; MT and Mrs. F. David l son. Chicago: MT. and Mrs. T. F. Metz, | Fisbee: Carl Jaeger. Bisbee: Ernest J. l Gref, Tucson. Ariz.; Luy Delal: MT. and Mrs King MT. Hammil, Iowa; Dave King. Mt. Hamill. Iowa; Oscar IT, vine. Phoenix; J. s. Terry. w P. Terry, Wm NJ. Terry, Moberly, Mo.
 HOWE IS ARRESTED-After a l 1 six weeks, Chief of Police Moore yes | terday located and arrested Francis M. | Howe, wanted in Long Beach for de- 1 sertion. A circular had been received 1 sometime ago asking for the appre- hensiOn of the man. Detective Joe 1 Murphy worked on the case and finally found the man working for the Pacific l Gas & Electric company. Later pho l tographs were received and yesterday evening Chief Moore visited the house
 at which Howe was rooming on North l Seventh avenue and took him in GUS | tody. A reward of $25 had been off cred for his apprehension.
 GROVE kETCHUM HERE-Grove 1 Ketchum, district passenger agent of
 the Sunset Central lines dropped into 1 Phoenix yesterday. Contrary to his
 usual custom of spending about five 1 hours here, Ketchum decided to stay
 in Phoenix two or three days. Incl
 dentalIy he announces that on Novem
 Der r the Sunset Limited will be
 placed in commission, making g
 through fast train to New York every
 day in the year. The equipment will
 be on a par with that of the famous
 Sunset De Luxe train, which ran one 1 day each week last winter. There vii
 be no extra fare for the service. The
 Pullman company has already deliv-
 cred. the sall steel cars to be used ir 1 this new train and in addition it is 1 announced that all steel tourist cars
 will also be attached to this train. The
 Sunset Express will be continued or
 it's usual run.