Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
OI SON IMPROVING

OLSON IMPROVING Reports from the bedside of Contractor olson ho sustained fracture of the spine in an accident on the new Non building several days ago. are to the effect that the injured man is rapid lY improving and that he will soon be able to leave the Sisters Hospi-
 tai.
 STORES TO CLOSE JULY FOURTH-Cp d decision of the merchants and manufacturers associa- tion, it has been decided to close all retail stores on the Fourth but to keep these stores open on Thursday, July Third, untiI six o'clock, to accommo- date the buying public. This will give the employees an opportunity to spend the holiday as they see fit. Quite a number of the clerks have expressed their intention of going to Prescott to take in the celebration in the Mile High City.
 INDUSTRIAL LIBERTY BAND owing to the fact that a half dozen or so of the band boys are going with the Maricopa auto club musical agsrega- tion to the Grand Canyon, the concert at the Ford this evening will be the last for at least d week. The concert will be at the regular place eight o'clock this evening. Rodriguez will present his solo. Last Sunday there was no concert and the people were disappointed. The reason was that not knowing of the car strike many of the players living out in the suburbs had not arranged any special way to get into town. This will not happen again, say the muSicos.
 GUESTS AT THE ANNEX HOTEL
 M Patterson. Miami -triz.. 4
 Ruth Hensgen Denver Colo A. ]
 Zent City; Harry Side and wife. Denver Colo. Wm. oec Los Auge- les Cal | NcWhy and wife River side. Cal. Mary Gallagher. Chicago. Ill.,. l.. C. Morton. san Francisco. Cal: r.. r Ferguerson. Los Angeles.
 Cal; T ortiz, Las Cruces. \ M.; Peter Storey. Indiana. W. T Boane. Glendale Ariz.. B. l.. Clark, Chicago, H.. Harry C. Stoops, Chicago. Ill.,: l. w. overlook, Itahaca. x. N J. r.. GamcWeu, Denver. Coio.. !. W Foote. Denver. Colo. P. NJ James. i Chandler Ariz: W F. stuart City. ANOTHER LITTLE LElBER - Henry F. Leibcr. window trimmer al l the New York Store is in just that l frame of mind where it wouldn't be any wonder if he piled the c~tab- l lishment's entire sIock of baby duds 1 ln the windows of the store. All be 1 cause he is now twice over a father 1 Once upon 4 time a baby boy drjrtcd | into thc Lcihcr home and decided to remain. IL took the father sometime ! tG get over that. And now a second ! h,N has been addcd to the personnel of tn" family and tho father is fran 1 tic. The cigars he is passing around | are said to be excellent. although as 1 lar as The Rcrublican is concerned. l he word Of HcnrE- Myers has to bo ! taken in tbis respect. But after all 1 concentrations are in store. DEATH OF MRS. PECKA - Mrs
 Lydia Pecka, wife of Alonza Pccka. GIcd at tie Sisters Hospital 1t $.-5 | Saturday morning. lIr. and Mrs. | Pccka have resided here for years. | until about thirteen months ago | when they went to Oakland. CalII. Ate! q severe attack of pneumonia. ,ho doctor advised them 10 return :" l Phoenix. but II Was too late as Mrs. 1 Pecka was taken i'll some time after | returning Mrs Pecka was loved hy l all who knew her and leaves q host of friends both here and in Evans i vile, Indiana where she was born and raise L A widowed mother and ! three brothers besidce the husband
 and two beautiful children are left
 to mourn the loss of this Christian n woman. Mrs. Sophia Happier and l her son Edward arrived in Phoenix
 last Sunday morning to b. at the 1 bedside of their dear one. The fun 1 eral will bc held from F,astcrIine X | Whitney un lertakinE parlors at 9
 o'clock Monday morning. Friends are
 invited.