Arizona republican., 1914-09-12
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS .

| UNDEllVEREO 1ElEGRAMS = | There are telegrams at the Western
 Union for Jose Navarro, c. C. Bird,
 John B. Everett.
 | INTENTIONALLY marriage li-
 cense was issued yesterday to An
 dres Soldate and Anita Escudero,
 both of Maricopa county.
 | NORVlEL'S RETURN-Mr and
 Mrs w. E. Norviel, returned last even-
 ing from a delightful trip spent on the
 coast. Their son, Lamar, went on to
 Stanford University where he will en- l ter his sophomore year.
 FROM DOUGLAS-Mis Marguer i ite Poiser, of Douglas, is visiting i numerous friends in this city. To- morrow she will go to Tempe where she is enrolled as a pupil at the
 normal school for the coming season COOKED FOOD SALE-Circle No. I2 of Central Methodist church will hold a cooked food sale today at the | Bon Ton grocery, the proceeds of which will go to the activities of the Woman's Missionary Society of the church.
 LERG BACK HOME-Geo. H. Lerg and wife have returned from an cX- tensive hunting and fishing trip in the White Mountains and Oak Creek. George will reopen his piano house with a brond new stock about Septem- Der 21 at 227 West Adams St. BACK FROM COAST-Mrs J. T. of ct ic again in Phoenix after an absence of three months on the coast enjoy ing a summers outing. After spend ing about three months more in Phoenix settling up some business l matters. Mrs. Hurms expects to go to Stafford where she will settle per | manently.
 SUMMER TERM CLOSED-The summer term of the Lamson Business College closed this week with the best record for summer school since it's organization, the attendance aver aging more than double any former summer term. The fall term will open Monday morning in the new quarters, 2S West Washington street. For skill in writing Gregg shorthand
 certificates of membership in the or der of Gregg artists have been grant ed this week to Maurice R. Jayne,
 Elizabeth Wicke, Stella Benenato and Ivan Reuter-.
 WILL HAVE CHARGE OF OR- GAN-William A. Work and daugh- ter Merta and son William of 537 East Culver street, who have been spending the summer in the east have returned home. They visited in New York the forepart of the summer ending the summer near Chicago where Miss Merta has been renewing her music by taking few lessons in pipe organ, etc. She will
 have charge of the new organ in the
 First NJ E. church beginning next Sunday Miss Work is now ready to sign pupils in piano for the com ing year
 ROTARIANS GREAT MEETING Fifty-two business and professional men of Phoenix gathered at the Amer ican Kitchen yesterday upon the oc- casion of the weekly dinner of the Phoenix Rotary club. The principal
 address was made by Lewis T. Carpen- ter, collector of internal revenue for the district of Arizona and New Mexi- co. General Secretary Harry Blair of the Y. M C. A., Vic Hanny and Claude Jones spoke of what other rotary clubs are doing Other speakers Wehe H. B. Atha, Dr. BroWnfield, pr. Nichols and
 also H. L. Aller of the gas company. The meeting was the largest that has been held since the weekly luncheons became the regular thing with the orr ganization.
 GARDINER RETURNS - After a most enjoyable visit with friends and relatives in Pennsylvania, and a very /, busy business visit to Pittsburg and
 New York, Mack Gardiner, of the | Arizona Curio X Jewelry Company, 45 North Central avenue, returned yesterday, glad to be back and ready | for increased business activity this l fall During the three months he vas absent from this city, he spent part of the time in Kane, Pa, and | later visited in Pittsbu.g Afterward i he visited New York city, where he spent many days insecuring a com | plete Christmas and holiday stock which will soon begin to arrive. He | says the eastern cities are all right | for trading in, but that Phoenix is the city for him when it comes to | living.
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