Arizona republican., 1914-10-08
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HANNA RETURNS - Supervising Engineer Frank w. Hanna returned from a business visit to Fl Paso and the Rio Grande construction yester- day noon.
 STATE BOARD OF HEALTH-Dr R. N Looney of Prescott, superinten- dent of public health, was in Phoenix yesterday to attend a meeting of the state board of health.
 BETHEL CHOIR MEETING-Bethel choir will give a chicken pattie supper at Central Methodist church, Thursday evening from 5:3O to 7:3O for thirty i five cents. All cordially invited. SUSPENDED SENTENCE-Domi- nick Fiori, who pleaded guilty to as- sault with a deadly weapon, committed i on the 24th of August, was given a sus- pended sentence in the superior court yesterday.
 BENCH WARRANT FOR DANIEL Judge Phillips issued a bench warrant
 in the superior court yesterday, in the case of Refugio Daniel, who failed to surrender to his bail for trial at the court session on Tuesday on the | charge Of grand larceny.
 PROGRAM AT FOWLER-William | Orth, pianist Anna Marie Luke, so- pranc and George F. Allen, reader, pupils of the Arizona School of Mu- sic will give a program at the Fowler school Friday night, Oct. 9, for the ben eft of the library fund
 DANCE CLASSES-Miss Crane, the l l1r HOr. at l.1 A,.,r of Music will open a class in social 1 dancing for high school pupils and young people this afternoon at o'clock, and a class for ladies in the esthetic and gymnastic dancing at 2:30 o'clock.
 SCIENTIST MEMBERS MEET lNG.-The regular members meeting of First Church of Christ Scientist will be held Thursday evening, Octo- Der 8, 1914, at 8 o'clock. Arizona 1 School of Music. All members are urged to be present Mrs. Ina A. | Rabbit, clerk
 l LEE POWELL DEAD - Lee E. | Powell, a young man whose four years residence here has made him well known and liked about Phoe- nix, died Monday morning in St. Joseph hospital. The body will be sent to Kansas City for interment in the family cemetery. MT. Powell is survived by wife and child and by a cousin. c. B. Smith of this city. l MODEL OF STATE HOUSE-A model of the state house, measuring , | by 2 feet was placed in the corridor at the capitol yesterday. It is the gift of Earl " Sands of Tombstone to Gov. Hunt, and bears the governors picture above the main entrance. Although l lacking a dome, it bears a striking re- semblance to the real thing, and a movement is already on foot to have it placed in the capitol grounds as glor- | flied bird house.
 1 CREIGHTON PARENT TEACH ERS.-The Creighton Parent-Teach CTS association will meet at the school house on Friday, October g., at 2:30 D. m. All patrons of the dis trict are cordially invited to attend | this meeting and it is hoped many will join the association. The topic, Hot Lunches for School Children" | the afternoon are Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Serringhaus, Mrs. Bixley and | Mrs. Yoice.
 PROGRESSIVE MEETINGS The progressive county candidates will be- | gin their campaign in force tomorrow night when they will hold a meeting at the Creighton school house. On the following night. the candidates will be at Scottsdale. They will present their claims in a straight forward manner to the people of these and all other sections of the county. Among the candidates will be Miss Sara M Whitfield for the office of county school superinten- dent.
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