Arizona republican., 1914-03-11

SANTA FE OFFICIAL - w. H. Simpson of the central office of the
 Santa Fe, is a visitor in Phoenix. He is here from Chicago.
 ARIZONA CLUB MEETlNG-The
 annual meeting of the Arizona Club will be held on Thursday evening, March 26, in the club rooms in the Noll
 building, beginning promptly at s o'clock.
 NDlA-AMERlcAN SOCIAL -
 The Scandinavian American Society of
 Phoenix has prepared a social gath
 ering for the members and friends of the organization at Union Hall to- morrow night. Invitations are out for the affair.
 PORTLAND VISITOR-Chester A. Whitemore, president of the Irwin Hodson company of Portland, Ore, one of the largest printing establish- ments on the Pacific coast, is spend ing some time on vacation in the Salt
 River valley, with which he is more than delighted.
 PARKER PATENTS President Woodrow Wilson of these United States sent to the United States land l office patents to many city lots within the townsite of Parker state
 of Arizona. Parker having been on
 an Indian reserve, this formal step was necessary J. w. Atkinson, Alexander Cummings. Matt Smith, L. \. Sergeant, Mary Sergeant and Ray mond Farmer were the names on the documents
 CREIGHTON PARENT TEACH FRS The Creighton Parent Teach CTS Association will hold its March meeting at the Creighton schoolhouse on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Members are urged to be present, and all interested in the welfare of children are cordially invited to join the association. The hostesses for
 the afternoon are Mrs. w. Cooper, Mrs Clem Etter, Mrs. Robert Etter and Mrs. L. c. Landrum.
 NEW POSTMASTER-Be NJ.
 Reese has received the appointment as postmaster of Wickenburg. Mrs. Reese follows John Witherlay, one of the most competent officers of the United States postal service ever had in small postoffce Witherlay has been in office for a number of years, having been a steadfast republican all his life. He elevated the office to the plane of his own business, which is successful
 MARRIAGE LICENSES - Cupid Thomas issued two licenses yester- day. They were to Ray B. Mcclure and Isadora Stauffer. and Edward fiobecker and Evelyn Andrews all of Mariccpa county There has bcen a general increase Of licenses in the rast few days, and from present in | dications it is likely that March will run high in the record months for he license department of the county court.
 BORN, TO PERRY MUNGER AND ! WlFE-Perry. Jr., is the name of
 the new man who will consume much
 of the sunshine, much of the time, and all the attention of the Perry NJ. | Munger household for the next few 1 years. He arrived at the Munger l home Monday evening at 6 o'clock and announced that he had come to
 stay. Since that time, Perry NJ. has
 been busy rejoicing and buying. Baby
 and mother are both doing nicely.
 TICKET AGENTS SATURDAY - i Owing to the fact that the Grand
 Canyon is mighty alluring these times
 the International Association of Ticket Agents, now visiting the chasm, ha; decided to remain over a day. This delays their visit to Phoenix unti Saturday. Automobiles will be pro-
 vided by good citizens of Phoenix tC i carry the travellers over the valley
 and show them the wonders of this green and agricultural region. Harry Welch would like to hear from these
 citizens about these automobiles righ' away. There will be a breakfast an(
 a luncheon at the Adams for the | ca1larG