Arizona republican., 1914-10-05

FROM GLOsE.-Hinson Thomas, United States commissioner at Globe, was in Phoenix on a business visit yesterday.
 ITS A BOY-To Mir and Mrs D. W. Chipperfield of 12O7 East Fillmore, there was born a boy on Friday last. He weighs nine pounds.
 JOE PROCHASKA.-Joe Prochaska, former postmaster of Miami and past president of the Arizona Elks Reunion association, was in Phoenix for an overSunday visit.
 THIMBLE CLUB MEETS.-The Royal Neighbor Thimble club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the resi- denee of Neighbor Lewis. 314 North Fifth avenue. All local and visiting neighbors are invited to attend. NEW ENGRAVING WORK.-John R. Hazard of Detroit, Mich, as re- suit of correspondence with s. Harry Robertson, comes to take charge of a new department of the Phoenix En- graving company. It will be devoted to steel and copper plate engraving. Wedding cards and invitations will be featured
 E. LEHMAN STILL ALIVE.-In an account in this paper the other day of the death of Gus Heyman, it was stated that he was a brother of the late B. Heyman,' for many years a resident of Phoenix. The in ference was that B. Heyman was no longer living MT. Heyman still re- sides at Tacoma, whither he moved on leaving Phoenix
 MEDICAL SOcIETY.-At it's first meeting of the year, the Medical society set the date for it's weekly sessions for each Monday evening. The meetings this season will con tinue to be held at the reading room which the doctors maintain at St. Josephs hospital. As the first meet
 ing took place Saturday night. the next one will be postponed until week from tonight.
 CONVENTION WAS GREAT.-Mrs. T. F. Welch, a member of the Phoe- nix delegation to the annual conven- tion, which was in session at Pres colt during the last of last week, re- turned last evening from the Mile High City. In point of attendance and interest displayed, the convention, according to Mrs. Welch, was one of the best. The Maricopa county dele gatiOn made a great showing. WHERE IS DADDY COALS?-The Republican is asked to find a dog. II ig h int ri in value, for he is deaf and blind and old But he has a great sentimental value, his owner believes, beyond that of any other dog in Arizon, and they will not be happy until he has been recovered. He is a small black cocker spaniel with a stump tail. He is fla miliarly called Daddy Goals" He had been brought to the city and placed in the dog hospital of Dr. Gurley whence he wandered on Sat
 urday morning. If Daddy Coal should be seen and information concerning him left at Dr. Gurley's, a family would be made happy.
 BYERS- RS-THIENPONT MARRIAGE. | -Remy Thienpont and Belva E. By CTS were united in marriage Saturday 1 evening at the home of the bride, 765
 East Adams street, the Rev. J. liar
 vey Deere, D. D., of the First Baptist
 church officiating. Only the imme-
 diate relatives were present. The ring
 ceremony was prettily carried out, the
 rooms being decorated in a color
 scheme of pink and white. The brides gown was a pretty creation in crepe
 de chine, well set off by the bouquet of brides roses. The happy couple
 will go to housekeeping at once in
 the home of the brides mother The
 bridegroom is a prominent Phoenician
 holding a position with the New State Electrical company.
 l lbs. best pink beans 25c.