Arizona republican., 1914-04-23
NEW NOTARIES-Goverl

| who wish to donate Ulrich Brunner
 roses for the Arizona banquet will l kindly leave them at the office of l Dwight B. Heard on Friday after noon before three o'clock.
 l ANOTHER COBB HERE-Howell Cobb of Bisbee, a brother of Collector
 Zacll Lamar Cobb of Fl Paso, and a
 cousin of State Engineer Lamar Cobb
 of this city, is paying a short visit to
 his cousin.
 l DIVORCE SUlT-Martin H. Dill be-
 gan suit for divorce yesterday in the
 superior court against Mary H. Dill, whom he married in Louisville, Ky, in | 1S93 The couple have two grown up children. MT. Dill charges desertion. l THE D. A. R. SPECIAL-The train | for Mesa which will take the Daughters of the American Revolution to Mrs. l Chandlers on Saturday, will leave the | Arizona Eastern depot at 1O:30 A. M,
 arriving at Mesa in thirty five minutes | thereafter.
 DlCkERMAN BACK AGAIN-E. M. l Dickerman, master car builder for the | Arizona Eastern system, and grand esteemed lecturing knight of the grand l lodge of Elks was a visitor in the city yesterday coming here on railroad I business. Mir Dickerman has so many l friends here that he has to make his visits frequent in order to see them all. 1 HEARNDON IS SENTENCED Stanley Hearndon, former bus boy at the Hotel Adams was sentenced to i serve not less than one year or more than two in the state prison at Flor ence, by Judge Phillips yesterday after noon. Hearndon fired five shots at the Adams Saturday night in an effort to get Steward Freed. Freed was slight ly injured.
 l KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BANQUET 1.-The commandery of Knights Tenn piar of Phoenix met in the banquet l ing hall of the Castle last evening
 and sat down to a most enjoyable 1 banquet. Many speeches of most enthusiastic nature were made. The l ,ocal commandery is growing rapidly l and will soon be one of the biggest in the southwest
 MOORE BACK AGAIN R B
 Moore, of Fl Paso, accompanied by w. L. Jacobs, also of that place are
 in the city for day or two looking
 over the situation. MT. Moore was
 here about a year and a half ago land formed so good an impression of Phoenix that he is a regular booster for the valley.
 | ACT WAS CLOSED QUlCkLY- During the performance at the Coli scum last night, one of the per-
 formers in the school Days" act gave voice to piece of vulgarity. Im-
 mediately Manager Brady of the house called the act to a close and cancelled the contract herewith. This portion of the bill will not ap- pear again. Clean shows only" is the slogan of the management
 DEATH OF MRS. T. J. SMITH,
 Mrs. Thomas J. Smith, of 220O West
 Monroe, died last evening at 6:20 (after an illness of some duration The funeral services will be held
 from the residence on Friday al o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Smith lis survived by her husband, her
 mother, Mrs. Ellingson, her brother, Walter Ellingson, and two sisters.
 Jennie and Alma Ellngson.
 1 w. C. T. U. MEETING-The next regular meeting of the Woman Christian Temperance Union will be the society, 227 West Monroe street The topic for consideration is "Scien- tific Temperance Instruction. Owing to sickness in her family, the lady appointed to lead the meeting will be
 unable to do so, and Mrs. Wing, the president, will have charge of the program. Visitors are cordially in
 vited to be present, and it is hoped
 that the members will all make ar
 efofrt to come.
 | ENJOYABLE PARTY-Mr and Mrs l.. w. Balch were the guests ol
 honor at d surprise party given fol tthem at the home of MT. and Mrs IV. E. Lindsay, 430 West Jefferson Mrs Lindsay was assisted by hel , daughter, Mrs. Herbert Sistrunk ant
 the Barathea class MT. and Mrs , L. w. Balch lately arrived in Phoe-
 nix from Boston, Mass, coming iron Boston during heavy snoWstorn and seeing the Salt River valley covered with roses made the con trast so great they are more thar delighted with Phoenix and the val } ley and intend to make it their home
 Mrs. Lindsay beautifully decorated \ her home with roses and the evenin, { was spent largely on their large ant } lovely lawn.
 5 A MYSTERIOUS STRANGER { tall dark man arrived in Phoenix yes terday He wore long black coat, high hat and fur gloves. He wandere' around the down town streets looking 9 at every one who wore a badge. Hi 9 insistent gaze almost cost him a figh
 when he stared into the face of an Ell . who was still loyal to the recent re union. The Elks is also among tn } well knoWns' and he started an argu ? ment, but could get nothing from tn !. stranger except I'm from Missouri f An odd Fellow interrupted while talk r ing to a lady friend got the same ans ? wer. I'm from Missouri. If you ar from Missouri be sure to be at East } lake park next Saturday. The tall ma 5 will be there and has promised to re 5 veal himself
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