Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. Ro

on short business visit. TRIP AROUND THE WORLD- Mrs. S. R. Mills and Mrs. C. M.
 Brown, residents of Arizona, will sail from San Francisco today on
 the Shinyo Maru for a trip around | the world. BILLIE WOOLF HERE-Blue Pen | cil Billie Woolf, of Los Angeles, hat
 man and goodfellow. arrived in the | city yesterday and will be here for a
 few days, taken up with business and | by friends. WILSON BUSY-Walter Wilson,
 law clerk to the United States land office, has been a busy man this
 month. Contests were entered since 1 March 1 to the number of twenty, l or one each day since the first. FOREST SERVICE MAN-J. o.
 Seth, assistant to the solicitor for the forest service, stationed at Albu querque, was a visitor in Phoenix yesterday. He came on official busi- ness. remaining only between trains.
 MORE COLORED WIGS-Madame Wilson. at IS East Adams Street, has received d consignment of colored wigs. the kind creating so much furore in dressed up circles now. They are on show in the window and create quite an unusual interest.
 ROAD CROSSING ALLOWED - The corporation commission in its executive session yesterday granted the petition of the board of county
 supervisors of Greenlee county for a crossing over the line of the Arizona and New Mexico railway at the place
 known as Wilkins road
 DEATH OF A BABE-Rose Vivian, infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. K.
 K Koontz, of 1919 West Adams st,
 died on Thursday afternoon. The
 funeral will take place at 3 o'clock
 this afternoon from Mohn x Dris
 coils Interment will be in the Elks' rlot at Greenwood. MT Koontz is an engineer in the state land commis- sioners' office
 I DR. REEDS SERMON-A recent issue of Lutheran Church Work con tains a sermon on "Spiritism in the Light of the Holy Scripture" by Rev.
 John K Reed, pastor of Grace Evan gclical Lutheran church of this city.
 The paper in which it is published has general circulation throughout the church.
 COLE WILL CONDUCT HEAR ING-Commissioner A. W. Cole was U yesterday designated by the cor 2 }poration commission to conduct the
 hearing at Nogales on Monday next
 on the complaint of the corpora
 i inS bo O-
 tain States Telephone company rela-
 tive to the sort of service that is :. being given in that section.
 MINING PATENTS-Patents were I received yesterday by Register Weed u in of the land office for the Rec :, Bird and Blue Bird lode mining - claims, for the Kelvin Development = company. and for the Eureka, Will = Hard. Osceola, Jennie Basil, Spring f. Mossyhill, Arizona, Ghost and Chal-
 conite mining claims of the lnspira- d ton Copper company
 d DOUBLE RTHDAY-Henry Lar ', sen and S. B. Rayburn both celebrat- ,r ed birthdays yesterday. In thei
 honor, Charles E. Arnold and Mrs c Arnold held little dinner party a = their home on West Washington
 street. Land office people and thos d formerly connected with that .offic ! l were the guests. The list includes .e Rudolph Larsen and John Rayburn II brothers of the guests of honor, Johi
 E Hampton, w. H. Hissey, and MT
 Buchanan
 ,, BORN-To MT. and Mrs A. w 70 Sandez, yesterday morning, nine - l pound baby. Since that time Sande
 has spent the majority of his spar Is moments looking the new member o e his family over When the nurs sends him away long enough for thu new man to take a nap, he hies him
 self to the center of the city Wher he got rid of several boxes of per l. fectoes yesterday to the tune O d "Rock-a-bye Baby" Sandez lives a ,r 1923 West Madison street.
 ,- CALIFORNIAN OUTING-The Cal ,s edonian Society >plans great doing e for the next session of the organi is zation Already there are one hun ,s dred adherents to the organization If and these will take automobile truck in from the Labor Temple next Frida F. nlSnL ana ldhe t lIut uOWH LII rs country to the ranch of Bray to Scot where a dance and doingS vii r. be held The pipes and pipers wi i- go along and there will be one eX 1e pert feminine exponent of the onl V, highland fling who will demonstrat .; for the benefit of those who may no c. have seen the attractive dane, " Further arrangements will be mad st between now and the time appointe ct and these will be made public 'fo he the benefit of all concerned