Arizona republican., 1914-09-13
RETURNING FROM EASTERN

RETURNING FROM EASTERN TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Fuller and
 Master Edwin are expected to return
 the first part of next week from Mrs
 Fuller's old home in Detroit.
 COOLEY ETURNS-James F.
 Dooley, a clerk at the Commercial Ho
 tel, returned yesterday from two
 months vacation spent at Los Angeles.
 San Diego and other California points.
 HORSE THIEF HELD OVER-Re- fugio Daniel, charged before Judge
 Johnstone yesterday with the theft of a
 horse and buggy, the property of T.
 Z. Bragg, was held to answer to the
 superior court, being released on his own recognizance.
 THEY ARE ALL HEREBY to-
 morrow morning all members of the faculty of the Arizona School of
 Music, the school famous for em- ploying the finest corps of teachers in the southwest will have arrived in
 the city, as lessons at the institution begin Monday. Pupils will continue to register every day from to 5 o'clock.
 FIRST INFANTRY BAND CON- CERT-March goth Century: Span ish Serenade, La Paloma; cornet Solo, Russian Fantasia, F. Rodriguez; One Step, Beaux Spirits; Love Mel ody, Heart to Heart: celebrated waltz from Il Trovatore; one step. You Can't Stop Me From Loving You; baritone solo, Shubert's Serenade; tango. Too Much Mustard; march. The Trumpeters.
 BIG NUlSANCE-It's all very nice to have a fine new pavement in front | of ones store, but it is mighty te- dious work waiting weeks for work l to begin and weeks more for the work to be done, says the Phoenix Seed and Feed Company at 125 East Jefferson. Until further notice their patrons are requested to drive around | to the alley entrance where they will be promptly taken care of.
 | SOME HUSTLE-No sooner was the | decree granted divorcing him from his 1 wife yesterday, than Alijo Orrega made application for license to enter another l matrimonial contract. The office of l the clerk of the superior court IS on 1 the same floor as the court room, so | Ortega thought he would get things 1 settled on one trip. However. he was | sadly disappointed, for until the divorce 1 decree had formally been filed in the office of the clerk of the superior court l the office were powerless to issue an | other marriage license
 WHO MAY ENTER-The Y. w. c 1 A. gymnasium classes are open to girls and women of all ages. Graded classes will be scheduled from eight years old upward. Saturday afternoon is devot- ed to the children with exercises suit able to their years and a story telling
 hour afternoon. It is fine place foi mothers to send the children on Satur- day afternoon and know that they are happy and well cared for. Plans fol the fall season include camp fire
 circles among the juniors. For infor- l nation apply at association headquar-
 ters. 27 N. 2nd Ave.
 | ENJOYABLE SOcIAL-The Youns Ladies Missionary Society of Beth
 el church met for a social evening a ] the home or MrS. J. Allen Ray, FIT day, Sept. II. Each member hat been allowed the privilege of thre | guests which largely increased th' attendance and formed a house ful of jolly girls and boys. Lively ant interesting games had been p-ovide' hy the hostess, and the evening hat been spent long before the youn' ! | ff1 6iSh1nd were pleased with the dainty re
 treatments served, and each membe rejoiced over several new names add ! ed to the roll. The guests departe { at late hour, each looking forwar' to a time when they may enjo ! Mrs. Rays hospitality again.
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