Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

AT YUMA-Colonel Charles w. Har- ris, adjutant general, left last evening on a short trip to Yuma.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the the following: Thos. Thor kildsen and Jenny Cohen.
 PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' TEA The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres byterian church will serve tea from ? to 5 D. m. today at the church par lors.
 ANNUAL BAZAAR-The annual Christmas bazaar of the First M. E.. church will be held in the church parlors this afternoon between 2:30 and 6 o'clock. Fancy work, linen, cooked food, candy and children's articles are among the things which may be obtained at this sale. Re treatments will be served.
 CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT The Mexican Methodists are solicit ling gifts for the Christmas tree and entertainment to be given in the church at the corner of First and Madison streets on Christmas night. A committee has been appointed and ! in addition to contributions for the ! entertainment will be glad to receive donations of provisions for the poor. Donations will be received at the ] church every morning.
 BUSY DRUG PROTESTS-Repre- sentatives of the Busy Drug Store which establishment was destroyed by fire November 16, appeared before the insurance department of the corporation commission yesterday and requested relief in effecting an ad- justment of their losses. The re- | quest was received and a promise elicited of prompt action. Under writer adjusters were present at the 1 time of the entering of the drug company's protest against the delay 1 which has attended a settlement o1 l the loss.
 WILLIAM CARSON DIES-Willian 1 Carson died at his residence near Glen l dale. December D. at the age of 5I i years. He leaves to mourn his loss z , wife and son, of Glendale, and sister, l and brothers in New Jersey. The flu neral will be held from the Episcopa ] church this afternoon at o'clock, Rev 1 Vim. Scarlett officiating. The Masoni, lodge will hold their services at Green, I wood cemetery. He was a member O
 Unitah lodge, F. & A. NJ, Ontario chap. | ter Royal Arch Masons, Malta Com
 mandery Knights Templar, Mountain l chapter Eastern Star and Fl Kalal l Shrine.
 ..NEiGHBoRHooD BAZAAR Tn | Neighborhood club met at Mrs. Ky
 ders on Wednesday of this week an,
 finished tying the quilt which will b
 sold at the bazaar next Saturday.
 short business session was held il
 which the ladies decided to have col
 lection box at the bazaar labele
 Merry Christmas for the Poor.
 The bazaar will be open afternoon an evening, Dec. 12, with the specialties il
 the evening at Neighborhood house
 After the business meeting the ladie
 were served to crullers and coffee b the hostess
 1 THOSE ROSE TREE DINNERS
 As 9 result of the charity candy sal
 carried on yesterday by the Rose Ire,
 not one but several families were as
 sured 6 delicious Christmas dime
 and one they will long remember. Tn
 popular confectionery store will con
 tinue the charity work all day Frida!
 and the management hopes tha
 the public will lend support S
 that q large number of the unfortu
 nate families of the city may enjoy tn ,, hapiness and good cheer of a Merr
 Christmas. The necessary good thing
 to eat, including turkey, chicken, cran
 berries, sweet potatoes, vegetable
 nuts, candies, pudding, etc, will be ir
 dividually delivered under the super vision of Celora NJ. Stoddard, wh
 promises that each dinned will be eve
 better than he plans on enjoying hin self. Drop into The Rose Tree toda
 and buy candy and help to mal
 some poor family happy Christina Candy purchases. no matter ho
 large or small, will help to make u
 cash register keep climbing up to
 more. and each time it reaches the
 mark some family will be able to lat,
 say, Thank you, people of Phoeni for your Christmas cheer"
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