Arizona republican., 1914-02-05
NEtGHBO BORHOOD

-N to have been held on Friday evening of this week, has been postponed for one week, and will therefore be held on the following Friday.
 BOYS WANT HOME-Probation Officer J. W. Canning announced last for two American orphan boys aged 16 and r years, respectively. They are bright boys, willing to work out of school hours and need homes bad ly. Mr. Canning has telephone
 REV. DR. SIMS INDISPOsED- Rev. Dr W. J. sims of Central Meth odist Church has been confined to his home for the past three days with d very severe cold His place in conducting the regular weekly prayer meeting of the church last evening was taken by the assistant pastor Rev. Robin Gould.
 MOTHERS MEETlNG-The next regular session of the mothers meet ing of the Mckinley school is sched- uled for this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. An attractive program has been ar ranged and refreshments will be served. A cordial invitation is eX- tended to all mothers in that dis trict to attend.
 MANDOLINlSTS ATTENTlON-A mandolin club is forming in this city in which musicians who can play d first instrument will be welcomed. According to an advertisement run ming in the Republican this morning gentlemen are preferred in the club. The originators of the proposed club may be reached by calling or tele- phone 1492
 AMONG THE MiSSlNG-Mrs. Mary Kelly of St. Louis, wants informa- tion of the whereabouts of her father last heard of several years ago in Denver. Mrs. Brewer of Webb City, Mo, is seeking her son Roy Thomp- son. once empolyed here in a livery stable. Both requests came by letter to Chief of Police Moore who will appreciate the information sought.
 A THEATER PARTY - Friday evening Mr and Mrs. F. L. Groom Of the Gordon Tweed ranch Were the i guests at dinner of Alr and Mrs. H 1 F. Groom at 1909 West Pierce street 1 the occasion being in honor of Miss | Ethyl Knowles, who is here iron { Winfield, Kansas. spending the win ter with the H. E. Groom family Immediately following the dinner al enjoyed a theater party at the i Savoy
 DEATH OF MRS. JESSIE SMITH i Word was received in Phoenix yes terday of the death at her home ir 1 TitusVille, Penn. on Monday, of Mrs I Jessie Smith the mother of Mrs. G w. March of this city. Mrs Smitf reached the advanced age of eighty seven years. Five years ago Mrs 1 Smith spent the winter in Phoenix and was charmed with her stay here iOnly her great age prevented her com
 ing back each winter thereafter
 SEE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT E. G. Mustain. travelling freight anC passenger agent of the Fl Paso anC
 Southwestern Railway with head lquarters at Tucson and R R. Seeds
 representing the Rock Island sys- l Both state that there has been ( decided business revival through tho
 state since the first Of the year anC
 that Phoenix is. not behind but is ;
 leader in the volume of business Q the state.
 SUN FETE POSTPONED-At Luncheon at the Arizona club yester iday it was decided by the Sm
 Fete committee of the board of trad
 to defer the spring fete until tn meeting of the Arizona Elks' con
 vention in April and then to join witt
 the E. P. O. F. in a monster celebra
 tion.
 In the meantime the committee ol decorations of the board of trade headed by Chairman McElroy. will be gin putting up the decorations for tn
 meeting of the grand lodge of Ma
 sons on Monday.
 FORD HOTEL ARRlVALS-Mr. an
 Mrs w. R. Comb, Wilcox, Ari.; Nil and Mrs. Fred s. Pyett, Oklahoma
 Okla; H. L. Moore Fl Paso; \. r Parsons, Fort Fairfield, Mo;
 Schemel, Florence; A. E. Fulbertsor
 city; Mir and Mrs. L. T. Howard , city: MT. and Mrs. Geo. B. Gil Trinidad; Dr. W. B. Weedin, city; ; A. Wilhelm. Los Angeles; Rev. J. . P. Perry, Los Angeles; Geo. HowarC } city; Thos. Ryan, Yuma: T. NJ. Eng , fish. city; J. J. Anderson, Los Ange | les; Miss B. Hickey, WinsloW; M
 and Mrs. T. F. Ward, Vancouver. I C.; MT. G. B. Pirosh and wife, Jer usalem Palestine:
 , AT THE ADAMS-Mr. and Mrs. " Orr, Council Bluff; s. F. Beminl ? Los Angeles; T. D. McTadden, Sa } Diego; MT. and Mrs L. Fernly, Pala yoma; H. c. Sinclair, Palayoma; E. Gates, Los Angeles; F. s. Hirscl l Los Angeles; James McMahon, He 5 boken, N. J.; c. C. Chappella, N. Y : Mrs. R. Ruddell. Ingleside; E. Hard
 ing. N. Y; M. CrOisant, N. Y; R. 1
 eeds, Fl Paso; F. c. Mustain, Tucson
 J. C. Herring, Madera; c. w. Knigh Fl Paso; Mir. and Mrs. McQueel : Chandler; A. A. Hallburg, Chicago c. M. Weingarter. Chicago; A. T. Vo l Seholly, M D.. N. Y; A. C. Stoke 7 N. Y; James R. Thomas, Denver; ' C. Ulrich, Denver.