Arizona republican., 1914-12-31
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! class at the y. NJ. c. A. building thi.
evening at o'clock. A pleasant tim,
is promised all those who attend.
CHORUS CHOIR TONlGHT-E
W. Pfaffenberger, who is to lead the
large chorus choir during the com
/ ing evangelistic meetings is here
He will meet all who desire to sing
| in the chorus this evening at tn,
First Methodist church at 7:15.
WILSON XMAS CELEBRATION -
\ The Wilson district Christmas cele-
| bration will be combined with the New
Years watch party, which adds con-
siderably to the interest of the oc-
casion. The entertainment will be
! given at the Wilson school. All are
invited.
IN SUPREME COURT-The action
| brought by John w. Faulkner, r. d.
Lusk and J. c. Whitehead, petitioners,
against the board of supervisors of ella
| county. respondents was filed in su-
preme court yesterday on appeal. The
action is one growing out of the incor-
poration of the town of Winkelman.
FUNERAL OF MRS RAY-The
| funeral of Mrs Byrd Graham Ray.
who died at her home. S15 West
| Washington street. Thursday, will be
| held this afternoon DR. Henry Martin
Campbell will Officiate The burial
will be at Greenwood. and in charge
| of Merryman & Hayt The hour is
| 3 o'clock
DENVER VlSlTORS-Tony Abbot
and Tony Sarconi, well known Den
| yer business men. are in Phoenix en-
| route to the coast They We're so
pleased with the Salt River valley
| that they are planning to stay unit:
| the roads dry up. SO they can make
some motor trips to various points of
| interest
BROWN FUNERAL-Thef funeral of
| Dr. Charles Henry Brown who died at
his home Tuesday afternoon, will he
| held this afternoon at o'clock from
the undertaking parlors of j. r. Whit
ney. Rev. Claude c. Jones of the
| Christian church will have charge of
| the services Interment will be made
| in Greenwood cemetery.
Y. M. c. A. FLOAT-The Y. NJ. C.
A is planning a float in the Prosperity
| parade Saturday afternoon, accord
| ing to Physical Director f. c. F'itZger-
aid Mr.. Fitzgerald wants to see the
boys who are willing to help work on
| the float. The demonstration will be
| made of some of the work being done
in the association gymnasium.
MOOSE WATCH NIGHT - Every
| member of Phoenix Lodge, No. 70S.
LOYAL Order of Moose. is urged to
visit Moose Home tonight and enjoy
the pleasing program that has been
prepared by Steward Van Tyne
There will be plenty to eat and drink.
besides talks by prominent members
of the order The entire affair will
be typical of the order, and a good
time is assured.
GIVEN SUSPENDED SENTENCE
w T Anderson. Of the Club stables.
drew down "a suspended sentence yes
terday in police court when ar
raigned on a charge of disorderly
conduct and resisting an officer Evil
dence introduced tended to show a
fight had been in progress in the
stables prior to the arrival of the
officers 1t further appeared that
Anderson objected to arrest and made
efforts to strike the arresting police
man Walter Bartol. arrested on a
warrant charging disorderly conduct
with the same case, appeared. and
his case was continued until today
DEATH OF DR.. LEWIS HALSEY
Col. L. w. Coggins has just re-
ceived a letter announcing the death
at his home, Wyoming. Ohio, of Dr.
Lewis Halsey who was the pastor of
the Baptist church here, 1896 to
1895. Death occurred at Christmas,
following a brief illness beginning
with a cold. After leaving Phoenix.
DIR. Halsey and family went to SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, and later moved to Ohio
He was a man held in the highest
esteem in Phoenix. 1t was through
his efforts that the present Baptist
church was erected. He was a
prominent Knight Templar.
HOTEL MISUNDERSTANDING at
the Adams, II. C. Eales. Chicago;
Carroll Helmuth, FL Paso; Avis
Shoemaker. Allentown, Pa: r. NJ.
Hill, New York; J. Ryan, Bisbee;
Justin T. Kingden, Washington, d.
c.; w. NJ Breckenridge, Tucson; ].
F. Keller. Canton. Ohio; Mrs. F. H.
Burnaby, Chicago: Miss Npcross,
Scottsdale; d. H. Strauss. Salt Lake
City; Mrs. G. W. Montgomery. Clay
ton, H.. j. c. Mcdonald, Kansas
City; H. J. Calls. Chicago; NJ NJ
Carpenter, Tucson l.. w Griffey,
Florence: T. H. McKevith. Globe. and
A. c. Mcqueen, Prescott.
| TWO ALARMS--The fire depart
ment was called out twice yesterday,
but upon neither occasion was there
| serious need of the services of the
men and the apparatus. The first
alarm was telephoned from No 40
West Monroe street, where a Christ
was tree had become ignited and
threatened to communicate to the
building. A few pals Of water put
an end to the blaze. Last evening
fire was discovered in the j. w Dor
ris hay barn near jefferson street on
South Fifth avenue. While the ap-
paratus was quickly on the scene,
several neighbors had the fire under
control before the fire hose was laid.