Arizona republican., 1913-04-10
FROM NEW JERSEY

jersey. IS tt visitor m PhoenfX, nav ing registered at the Adams
 FROM WAR COUNTRY -J. NJ Balsz. registered from Mexico yes terda>, being evidently just from the theater of near war in the neigh boring republic
 PICNIC POSTPONED Presby- terian Sunday school and congrega- tiOn picnic scheduled for Saturday, April F. 1913, at Glendale, has been
 indefinitely postponed by recommend atiOn of the church session.
 CRlTTENDEN HOME PRAYER MEETlNG-The regular weekly prayer meeting at the Crittenton Home this evening at 7:30 led by C. R. Dryer All friends of the home are most cordially invited to attend.
 POLlCE HAVE WATCH-Chief of Police A. J. Moore announces that he has a gentleman's open face, gold Waltham watch for which he would like to find an owner. It is valuable timepiece. The figures upon the dial are unusually large.
 PARENTS TO MEET-The regular meeting of the Adams school parent teacher association will be held this afternoon in the school building a 3 30 o'clock. Mothers are urged to be pres ent. Refreshments will be served dur ing the social hour
 ANOTHER TEXAN lOCATES-W. F Allen of Paris, Texas is recent arrival to Phoenix from the north cast portion of the Lone Star state A haS open the state agency for the Ma .iOnal Life association of Des Moines, Iowa
 SOCIAL IS POSTPONED-The ice cream social and entertainment which was to have been held this afternoon at the Adams School has been post poned in order to give more time for the necessary rehearsals. The definite date of the holding of the affair will be announced later
 VISITING WITH DlLLON-Captain Collins an old Arkansas friend of Joseph P. Dillon, clerk of the Ari- zOna supreme court is visiting here with Col. Dillon. Arthur Davis of Prescott. the mining partner of Col Dillon, is also in the city Yester- day lie three friends spent several l hours looking over the valley. FOUND ON STREET CORNER John Dewitt of this city yesterday , found. on the corner of Fourth and l Monroe streets. a bundle of papers, | containing number of personal let ! ters concerning cotton culture and the l cotton business in the Salt River val | ley. The papers are now in the hands | of Manager Stauffer of the Republican.
 ADVERTISING MAN HERE-E. A. 1 Buesch representing Guenther- Brad ford X Co, a leading newspaper and 1 magazine advertising house of Chicago, dropped into Phoenix yesterday on | business. He paid the Republican of l flee very pleasant visit and incl l dentally called upon a number of local business men. He left last evening for l Los Angeles.
 NESTOR LEGISLATOR BACK l Hon. A. A. Moore of Walnut Grove.
 Yavapai county, returned yesterday 1 from a quick visit home. Mir Moore was not present at the adjourning of the session having hone .home on | Friday evening. He is the nestor of l the legislature being beside the old est man present. the most eXper- l fenced in point of service.
 ] O'BRIEN HERE-Edward c. O'Bri- | en, special assistant to the at | torney general, and one of Washing | tons cleverest young lawyers is in 1 Phoenix on a short. unofficial visit | O'Brien was with Judge Burch. of l ficial Quizzer for the Investigating l committee of congress that visited l Phoenix last April to look into h. 1 dian and reclamation affairs Mr 1 O'Brien will be in the city for about 1 d week
 WATER RENTALS DUE-City wa ter rentals are due today. After the hour of the closing of the offices of the 1 city water department this evening.
 those who have failed to pay the monthly rental will be liable to have
 the water service discontinued. In the i event the water is turned off a penalty
 of $1.00 in addition to the monthly rem
 tai will be collected before the service 1 is resumed
 1 Philathea class of the First NJ E.
 church will give an entertainment this
 evening at & o'clock for missionary l purposes. Miss Josephine DOminick ! of the Redpath LYceum of St Louis | will be on the program and is eX- i pccted to be the hit of the evening. 1 Further than this d diversified and
 entertaining program will be render
 ed by members of the class and 1 friends.
 A QUIET WEDDlNG-A quiet we'd i ding took place at the residence of F. l NJ Wyatt. 506 East Adams street on 1 Tuesday afternoon when Judge J. C.
 Phillips of the superior court joined
 in wedlock Lester Perkins of San l Francisco and Miss Ida Antim of 1 Boston, Mass. MT. and Mrs w. P. 1 McCullOch were present. The happy l couple left immediately after the cer- emony for the coast where they will | make their home.
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