Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
NEW OSTEOPA1H H-Dr

1 Graves, osteopath, has opened an of flee at First avenue and Adams street. Dr Graves comes to Phoenix from Portland, Oregon.
 LADIES MEET-An enthusiastic meeting of ladies gathered at the board of trade yesterday and listened to an explanation of the ballot to be used in the coming election, and brief address by Miss Sara Whitfield.
 RIMONIAL-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Oscar w. Freytag of Los Angeles and Ethel D. Hotchkiss of Maricopa county; and to 1 Pablo Estrada and Mrs. Georgia Sa- i larez Lopez, both of Maricopa county.
 MORTON'S FLOWER SHOP - Charles E. Morton, who was for twelve years in Chicago and seven years in Los Angeles in the flower business, has decided to locate in Fl Paso and will be found in the Bake building on North First avenue hereafter. He came here three weeks ago to look Phoenix over and de- cided to stay
 NOTICE TO OSBORN PARENTS The committee having in charge the serving of monday lunches at Osborn school urgently requests all who are interested in the enterprise to be present at a special meeting of the Parent Teacher association. to be held at the school house Tues day at ?. m. for the purpose of de- ciding upon the best means of con- ] Itlnuing the lunches. Mrs. c. B. Wood, president.
 SPECIAL GLENDALE cAR-There will be a special car. leaving the cor ner of First and Washington streets at S:20 Wednesday morning October 2S, for the benefit of those desiring to at tend the first meeting of the Central Arizona District Federation of Women's clubs at Glendale Delegates, espec- tally are urged to go at this time as the regular car does not reach Glendale until about 10 o'clock. too late for del egates to register
 WILL BE QUIET WEDDING Miss Lola Stroud and Raymand Alice will be married at thirty o'clock Tuesday evening at the Trinity Pro- Cathedral, Dean Scarlett officiating There will be no attendants and only few close friends will witness the cer- emony. After a brief honeymoon the young folks will return to town and take up their residence at $50 North Fifth avenue. They will be formally at home after December 1.
 YOUTHFUL DELiNQUENTS - A band of juvenile hay thieves, headed by one Apolinar Amaya, twenty years, out on parole from the reformatory, was caught red-handed getting away with a quantity of hay from one of the local mills. yesterday. The boys were brought up before Judge John stone, and the six youngsters, whose ages ran from nine to eleven years. . were referred to the juvenile court r whilst Amaya was held to answer to l the superior court
 r OH HORRORS GlRLS!-Watches and spOoks will be in evidence Saturday = night at the Y. w. C. A. Halloween , | will be observed with all the proper e l accompaniments. The committee ir l charge have planned for a bigger and
 better frolic than last year and that = was a great success at the beautiful h Doris house. The large grounds ot = the association lend themselves beau $ tifuliy to such an entertainment witt = rustic bridges and dimly lighted hooks Q Members are asked to each bring one f guest. either man or woman A cor t dial welcome for all who come.
 t A FAMOUS AMERICAN MAYOR = Hon. David $. Rose who helped mak, d 1 Milwaukee famous by serving severa
 terms as it's mayor and who would probably have been the burgomaste = vet if he had not become interested il
 the property of the Twin Butte min. = ing company near Tucson, arrived il 7 the city yesterday morning e MT. Ros, s reached Tucson several days ago ol s business connected with the compan,
 and wired Vic F.. Hanny, also inter
 ested in the company, to meet hin
 there. MT. Hanny did so on Sunday
 MT. Rose accompanied him home. H.
 will remain in the city for several days 1 FUNERAL OF WILLIAM H. Me
 LANE-The funeral of William Henr,
 McLane took place yesterday after
 noon at two o'clock from the under
 taking rooms of Moore X Mcclellan
 The services were attended by large number of the friends of tn
 family. Mir. McLane, who was al
 ex-confederate soldier, having served
 under Marmaduke and Price, died oi
 Sunday morning, October 20, at hi
 home, No. West Sherman street
 He was born at Appleton, Cape Cir
 ardeau County, Missouri, Novembe
 27, 1S40. He was first married il
 1866 to Emeline Siebert who survives
 two years Of that union there wa
 one son, George A. McLane. MT. Nc
 Lane was afterward remarried. II
 leaves to mourn his loss five child 2. ren, one step daughter, a sister an
 several grandchildren and stepgrand IS children. The surviving sons ar
 George A McLane of this city an l. William J. McLane of MulkeytOwr
 Ills. The daughters are Miss Stell
 McLane. Miss Cora McLane and MT!
 Ella Gulley, all of this city. A step daughter is Mrs. Bertha Maude Kin
 ney of Fostoria, Mich. There is on = grandson, Arthur Gulley of Phoenil = and two step- grandchildren, Ore = Kinney and Cossettie Kinney of Eos