Arizona republican., 1913-02-22
FROM A VISIT TO THE COAST

 1 day last from d three weeks visit with friends
 ERN HERE-Otto C. Ern. travel ing representative of the Fl Paso X Southwestern railroad, with head quarters in Fl Paso, was a business visitor to Phoenix yesterday HERE FROM PRESCOTT-H B. Kohl, travelling passenger agent of the Santa F'e With headquarters in Prescott. arrived here yesterday for few days in town on business MIlLlNER ARRiVES-Miss Kate Davis one of the best known mil liners of Chicago has arrived in Phoenix to take charge of the mil linerY department of the Boston store
 DR. DAMERON HOME-Dr. L. D. Dameroh returned yesterday from a two weeks business trip to the east. He was accompanied east by Mrs Dameron, who will remain sometime visiting friends and rela- tives before returning.
 BITTEN BY DOG-It was reported in Phoenix yesterday that a suppos- edly mad dog had bitten d son of Herbert Atha. of the Esperanza ranch, and that accompanied by his father the young man had been talk en to Los Angeles for the Pasteur treatment
 CLARK FUNERAL-The funeral service over the remains of the late Mrs A. c. Clark. who died at her home in this city on Wednesday. will be held this Saturday afternoon
 
 taking parlors at o'clock. Burial will be made in Forest Lawn ceme- tery
 BACK TO IOWA-George Gale who has been visiting at the home of pr A. s. Hawley on North Sec ond avenue. this winter. left for his home in Mason City. Iowa last Thursday evening. Mrs. Gale will remain in the city Tor short time and then go to the coast for a visit
 Y. M. C. A. CANDY COUNTER A completely stocked candy counter is the latest addition to the at fractions of the Phoenix Y. NJ. C. A. The stand was put up yesterday in the lobby. and has since proved one of the most popular places in the institution
 NELSON PAYS FlNE-John Nel- son. president of the Farmers and Mechanics club, paid his fine of $100 yesterday. following a night in the city jail He had been found guilty on Thursday of selling liquor on Sunday and was assessed $l00- | He gave notice of appeal and pend |, was placed under S20o bonds. He thought better of the situation yes terday and paid his fine. |
 COUNTRY CLUB TODAY-Wash- i ingtons Birthday will as usual be | the occasion for large gathering ] at the Country club Tennis tourna- ! ments will be d feature. Luncheon !! will be served and tea will attract | many during the afternoon. Those | who will serve include Mrs Charles 1 McArthur. Miss Ruth Doris. Miss 1 Harriet Hurley. Miss Marion Doris 1 Miss Rema Doris. Miss Rose Bell | Goldman and Miss Katherine Ken l nan.
 DEATH OF MRS. PiTTENGER- The friends of Mrs Pittenger who l lived here for some time with her l daughter. Mrs. Mark Thompson win l learn with regret of her recent death 1 at the home of her daughter at 1 Berkeley. MT Thompson was for ! some time connected with Wells Far | go company here. He is now chief 1 clerk of the vice president of the | company with headquarters at San 1 Francisco.
 FUNERAL OF DR. kNlPE-The funeral of Rev. Samuel w. Knipe. i father of Architect l.. G. Knipe of i this city will take place from the l residence of l.. G. Knipe 1011 North l Second street this afternoon at 3:39 | o'clock The services will he con ducted by Rev Henry Martyr 1 Campbell of the Presbyterian church. i Rev. Mir Knipe was for forty years minister in the Presbyterian | church and for the last A years of that time was in charge of a church at Oceanic \. J. He was seventy years old at the time of his death He is survived by wife and two children.
 AT THE ANNEX HOTEL-Miss Blanche Reynolds. Greenville. Ill.,; H. c. Stoops. Chicago. Ill.,; P. Hicks, l Chicago, H.; John Nelson. Chicago, n.: J Glenfield. Chicago. Ill.,: Sam uel Holiday Tempe; H c. Roberts, Denver, Colo. w. A Bondurant. Los Angeles. Calf: Frank C. Brewster, Los Angeles, Calf; Frank C. Brew ster. Los Angeles, Calf. Omar F. Boyd w. Moore's Non-L Leakable Fountain Pens. Los Angeles. Calf: NJ H. Hill, Wilmington Del; MT. and Mrs Weber, Prescott Ariz. MT. and Mrs. More. Prescott Ariz. Cloud Dafnell, Woodland, Calf; Vim. Parsons. Los Angeles California.