Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
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1 church parlorS on Tuesday. Lunch will be served at noon by circle num- Der four
 FROM ISSOURI-William King a prominent farmer of Louisiana ! Missouri, has arrived in Phoenix He is visiting his uncle sam Keith at 1 214 So. Fourth avenue and may de- eide to locate here permanently. WILL LIVE IN PHOENIx-H w. Asbury and wife, formerly of Wins low is at the Adams. Asbury is man 1 aser of the Crystal Ice and Cold Stor- age company and in future will make | Phoenix his home
 FROM BOULDER-Dr. and Mrs. | II. w. Allen, father and mother of Mrs. w W. McNeff of this city will arrive Monday for a months visit in Phoenix as the guests of their daughter Many friends of the | Aliens WlL be pleased to know Of l their coming. They will be with Mir and Mrs, McNeff at 642 North 3rd avenue for d month previous to leaving for California
 GROCERY CHANGES HANDS, ] Independent Grocery, owned by Smith ! Irwin X Co, at 327 West Washing ton street has been purchased by l E. II. Sine formerly of Louisburg | North Carolina. Mr Sine announces l that hereafter the Independent Gro i cery will be named The Mary Ann | Grocery. He will make many i'm , proVements and will endeavor to give l Phoenix an up to date grocery in every respect. Prompt service and courteous treatment will be his motto
 TREES FOR THIRD STREET. Third street from Roosevelt to Me | DoWcll is to be planted with shade trees. A party of surveyors was busy yesterday placing stakes six | teen feet apart along both sides of the street and before long the stakes will be. replaced with trees of uni form size.
 Silk cak will alternate with ash and the effect of the long uniform lines of shade trees will add much 1 to the appearance of this street that is building up so rapidly.
 l VANDEGRlFT TO LEAVE-Either this morning or tomorrow morning. 1 Editor F. l.. Nandegrift of The Earth l leaves for the north to take in the rest of Arizona along the main line ,, of the Santa Fe railroad. MT. Van degrft leaves Phoenix immensely : pleased at the growth and prosper ous appearance of the valley. He has collected d lot of locally written stories for The Earth's special Ari- zona number, which will be out in
 May
 FUNERAL OF w. E. BARRY-W
 F. Barry will be buried from the Catholic church Monday morning at
 9 o'clock There will be no school in
 the Wilson district as a tribute of
 respect to the deceased and family.
 MT. Barry was formerly a chairman
 of the school board in Wilson dis
 trict for many years. He died last
 night at 1O:3O and leaves a wife and
 nine children MT Barry was one
 of the most industrious ranchers in
 the Wilson district and was highly
 respected by all who knew him CAR LOT SHIPMENTS -Illustrat-
 ing the growth of Phoenix are the methods of buying and shipping now as compared with the methods of the
 past Yesterday George Hageman received a carload of aermoter wind mills MT. Hageman has sold these Wndmills for many years but this is
 the first single shipment amounting
 to a car lot This is but one of many lines that Phoenix merchants ship now in car lots, showing how
 prices as a whole are being decreas
 ed on all necessities on the Phoenix market
 BACK FROM MINES-J M Ffke , 1 returned yesterday after an absence of about two weeks spent in carrying on development work on his group of mining claims at the head of , ! Castle Creek Mr E'ike reports that he made some very interesting dis coveres among which is that while he has gold. silver. copper, iron and WoLframite the gold is present in sufficient quantities to meet operat- | ing expenses leaving the silver | which is present in unusual quanti- ties and the other minerals virtually l clear.
 GRiEBEL NOT iLL-Never was a rlinor more unfounded than that which gained circulation that Frank Griebel the West Washington street | grocer, had been stricken with men ingitis Nothing like it in my fam ily" said MT Griebe yesterday, ''un less there is such a thing as walking 1 meningitis l never felt better and haven't lost a working day for years" Jack Tharpe was also re-
 ported as down with the malady, but he didn't look much like it as he hurried about his business yester day
 RUMOR WITHOUT FOUNDATION The widest and most groundless rumors are daily set afoat regarding the prevalence of spinal meningitis. It was reported that a victim was taken out of one of the large stores day before yesterday. As matter of fact no one in that store was sick at that time and is not now. An em
 pIoye of another store was taken sick that day but the ailment was not