Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

exhibits of ores to loan them for the
exhibit during the mine congress.
UTAH NINE ExPERTS-Dr j.
E. Talmage and Uncle" Jesse
knight, two of the most prominent
mining men in Utah, arrived yester-
day for the session of the American
mining congress. Monday. Both are
from Salt Lake.
| cIVcS cOMMiTTEE-The civics
committee of the board of trade will
hold a meeting Tuesday at 1880 in
the evening to discuss the plan of
widening and Strengthening Van
Buren, street.
i BABY RUTH RoeERTs-Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Roberts, Deccm-
Der 4, 1914, baby daughter. weigh
ing ten pounds, it being the first
i child born at the Arizona Deaconess
hospital The child was named Ruth.
4 UNDE-. yERED TElEGRAMS -.
There are undelivered kilograms at
\ the Western Union telegraph office
I: for the following: Sidney c. Evans,
Sr. D. R. Tello. Mrs. C. B. Barn,
hard, Miss Martha Jones, Charles C.
Miller, Jr., G. McAbee and Crispi-7
niano PARA.
ROSES BY THE ToN-The board
of trade only wants about a ton of
roses, with which to impress the Wis
itOrs at the Mining Congress. this
week The flowers will be collected
/ for the Wednesday afternoon tea, at
which the ladies of the visiting DEL
Iao ataS xx.ill ha tot
| TO LOCATE AT FRESNo-Mr
and Mrs. W. S. Holland. formerly
proprietors of the Glenwood hotel in
this city have disposed of their in
terests here and will leave on De-
cember Is in their Studebaker car
for Fresno. Cal. where they have
purchased a 100-acre ranch.
TABLE D'HOTE AT ADAMS
There will be a special table. d'hote
dinner at the Adams this evening
from five thirty to eight. inaugural
ing new attraction for the holi-
days. Music will be furnished by a
Redewil orchestra, composed of Jack
Abbott. violin. Ben Massie, piano,
and Fred Alden
REQ SERVICE MAN-David Fas-
sett, a service man from the REQ
factories at Lansing. Mich. arrived
in Phoenix last evening for stay of
about a week or ten days. He is
making his headquarters at the
Trapscontinental garage. state dis
tributors for the REQ pleasure and
commercial vehicles
l. r. MoWREY HERE-L F.
Mowrey of Calgary. Alta, Canada,
special agent of the Canadian Pa
cific Railway company. is in Phoc-
nix working few days with En-
CERT & Bellamy, the local agents for
the company. who expect to form a
colony of about fifty land seekers
to go to inspect C. P. r. r. lands next
spring.
PAST NOBLE GRAND cLUs-The
Anna Flora Past Noble Grand club
will hold a Christmas bazaar at the
hall in the Monihan building on
Wednesday, December 9Th. in the af-
ternoon and evening Light refresh
ments WIN be served In the evening
a program will be rendered. The
public is cordially invited, both la
dies and gentlemen
FUNERAL OF II. w. kUELlNG-
The funeral of II. W. kueling, who
died last Tuesday at a local hospital,
was held yesterday afternoon at the
parlors of j. r whitney, Rev Henry
Martyr Campbell of the Presbyterian
church officiating. The interment took
place in Greenwood cemetery. Mr..
to- NV "a father SiStnr
and three brothers. all living in Ger
many. He has made his home in this
section for the past six years and dur
ing that time had name many friends
While here he engaged in contracting
and was very successful
PROMOTING ROLLER SKATING
w. H. Toler who made many
friends as floor manager of the First
street skating rink last winter. has
engaged the new skating rink at
Second and Madison streets three
nights of each week and will cater
to select American trade exclusively.
On Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days he will be In full charge and
promises that the clientele of the
rink upon those nights will be all
that could be desired. He made a
success of his harding of the First
street rink and he will make an
equal success of his present venture.
EMANUEL cLUB-The Emanuel
club met at the home of Miss Norma
Klein. s45 North Second Ave, last
Wednesday evening Many important
matters were discussed. and an invi-
tation committee of three, D. Davis,
Miss Dora Robbins and A. Rosenberg.
was appointed by the president to
frame the initiation laws. In the abb 4
sence of Sidney J. Wolf, the secretary
of the club, his duties will be looked
after by Miss Eva Robbins. Sol Fem
stone conducted the studies, after
which a most delightful social evening
was spent and delicious refreshments
served. The next meeting of the club
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Herzberg, 546 E. Willetta st.
1880 o'clock sharp. December is. All
members earnestly requested to be
present
LAvEEN LITERARY SOCIETY,"
A very much alive and energetic lit
erary society is flourishing in the
Laveen community in the southwest
ern part of the valley. At the meeting
held last Friday evening, ninety Of
the members of the community turn