Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
GOODRICH FAREWELL

GOODRICH FAREWELL MAR RlAGE-Byron J. Hartwell and Julia L. Goodrich were married on Friday evening by Judge John C. Phillips.
 RUIZ-RUlZ MARRiAGE-Hermen- egildo B. Ruiz and Cincepcion M. Ruiz, were united in marriage yesterday, Judge John c. Phillips officiating.
 MONIAL-Marriage licenses have been issued to Byron J. Hartwell and Julia L. Goodrich; Roy E. Cook and Elsa Ericson of Humboldt; Remy Thiempont and Belva E. Byers; and to Hermenegildo B. Ruiz and Conception M. Ruiz.
 RETURNED TO PHOENIX - Mrs. Bush Anderson and daughter Miss Blythe returned to the city yester day after an absence of several months. Miss Blythe in fact has not been a resident of Phoenix for the last three years. A part of this time has been spent at the Cumnock School of Expression at Los Angeles and a part in the study of music.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH ROLL CALL
 
 First Christian Church will take the place of the regular morning preach ing service this morning. This is a part of the program for arousing in terest in the one weeks revival meet ing which will begin on october IS. The pastor, Claude c. Jones, will preach the third of a series of ser mons on The Law and the Gospef' Sunday evening.
 GETTING READY FOR REOPEN ING - In about a week Balke's Big Curio Store will be re-Opened for bus mess. For the last three weeks the work of taking an inventory has been going on in the basement of the store and a day or two since work was begun on the salesroom. Some idea
 of the large and varied stock may be gained that in the course of the in ventorv hundreds of articles have been found that Mir. Bake had for gotten were in stock. Some of them were half consumed by the late fire while others were less damaged. LOUIS SCHANTZ DIES-Louis c. Schantz, of Dayton, Ohio, brother of Mrs. E. Payne Palmer, died early yesterday morning, according to a telegram received from Dayton yes torday by Mrs. Palmer. MT. Schantz had many friends here, having spent two winters in this city, first com = | ing to Arizona seven years ago and
 later about three years ago. Be sides his wife and one child he IS ! survived by his mother, four broth CTS and five sisters. For several years, owing to imperfect health he had not been actively engaged In 1 business.
 JUDGE PARKER MAKES RIM TRlP-Judge P. P. Parker is going to , be in on the ''doings" ath the rim tomor- row. After one of the hardest spells
 of work put over by anyone in Phoenix this summer the judge is taking rest. The powers that be allow him three weeks of vacation. but the old judge IS | generously making his holiday but one week so that the heavy business on hand now will not all fall on his col | league, Judge Johnstone. Judge Par ker is one of the old-time shriners and an officer of the local branch. and he | expects to be in for a good time with | the crowd.
 FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOO'S DANCE-The Fraternal Brotherhood last evening gave the opening social
 session of this season in Knights or Pythias hall. Because of it's being 1 the first gathering of the kind this
 fall, special attention was given to
 it's arrangement and there was an lespecially brilliant gathering. The grand march, which was led by | Mayor Young and Mrs. Scott, began promptly at 9 o'clock. There was excellent music and dainty refresh ments. The order plans many sim liar occasions during the coming
 winter, probably holding them alter nate Saturday evenings as was the practice in other years.