Arizona republican., 1914-05-17

 are requested to meet at their lodge 1 room this afternoon at o'clock sharp. l
 HAYDEN JUNCTION POSTMAS 1 TER-Joe G. Bouchster, postmaster l! at Hayden Junction and storekeeper {, also at that place, came to Phoenix 1 on a business visit yesterday.
 HOME FROM STANFORD U.-! James $. Higley of this city arrived home yesterday from Palo Alto Calif., l where he has been attending Leland Stanford University for the past year.
 HERZBERG IS BACK - Adolph Herzberg, of the we'll known local dry goods house, has returned from Los Angeles where he went to be present at the wedding of his brother Nathan Herzberg, formerly of Phoenix, who was welded to Miss Myrtle Lyppman of Fl Centro.
 A POSSIBLE CANDlDATE-Many friends including many lawyers of this and other towns in the county are urging Attorney P. H. Hayes to become 9 candidate for the office of superior judge at the election next November. MT. Hayes has not yet signified an intention to enter the race. but it is believed that he will do so.
 DROPPED A RUG-A man driving i a wagon at Fourth avenue and Ad- ! ans street yesterday afternoon drop ped a new 5X9 rug in the street. Be fore another man, who saw the rug drop, could reach the street the wagon was out of reach. The rug l has been left at the police station where the owner may recover his ! property.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. DENNlS- Mrs. Annie Dennis, who died Friday evening. will be buried this after noon by the Order of the Eastern Star. The funeral will take place at S:SO. Ladies of the Eastern Star are asked to meet at the Masonic I hall half hour earlier, as to proceed to the parlors of Merryman 1 x Hayt for the ceremony.
 WIFE JOINS HIM HERE-Jack Tebbetts of the Capital Auto Sup | ply House feels a little more as if Phoenix is place to stay in for ever since the arrival of Mrs Teb- betts yesterday from San Francisco. Mrs. Tebbetts is taken with the growing city also and enters the housekeeping duties with great deal of anticipation of a delightful i time
 BURTiS LOoSES AUTo-While he was in the First Presbyterian church enjoying an unusually fine musical program by the pupils of Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett last evening. D. H. Burtis' Overland au- tomobile was stolen, probably by joy riders who will return it later Any way when MT. Burtis came out the car was not there and was not found last night The number on it is 259.
 WHERE ARE THOSE kEYS?- Somewhere in the vicinity of the | city hall plaza bunch of keys were lost on Friday. There were seven or eight Of them on a ring to which was attached a belt hook. They couldn't possibly be of any use ex- cept to the owner. There are two ! small keys, a Yale key or two and q presto key. Will the finder please return them to The Republican for Simpson?
 THE NEAulS ANNEX - Peter Nealis, who conducts a thriving con- fectionery at 2O9 West Washington street, has decided to branch out He has secured the store room at 38 North First avenue and will con- duct there modern refreshment parlor He will carry an .up-to- date line of candies. cigars and ice cream
 He has installed handsome soda fountain and altogether has one os the best equipped and most modern of the smaller refreshment establish ments
 DESTROYED BY FlRE-The fire department was called out this morning al 12:30 to assist in fighting a fire at the house formerly occu pied by Bertha McDorman on the Buckeye road. The house, however, is outside the city limits. The alarm was telephoned into the station but just as the number was rung in from the telephone office to box A., somebody seeing the blaze pulled
 boX 45, with the result that part of | the apparatus went one way and
 part of it another
 i DEATH OF MRS. DENNiS-Mrs. J.
 M Dennis, wife of Mir Dennis, former
 iy of Maine, Coconino county, for many years one of the best known lumber
 men in the Southwest, died at her resi-
 dence, the Ivon, on Friday night. Be-
 side her husband Mrs. Dennis is sur
 vived by a daughter, Mrs. Jeffries of
 Williams and her grand daughter Miss
 Anna Hunter who resided with her
 grandparents. The funeral will take
 place at the parlors of Merryman &
 Hayt at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon
 The Episcopal service will be read by
 Dean Scarlett of Trinity Pro- Ca thedral
 The services of the Eastern Star of
 which Mrs. Dennis was a member will
 also be conducted. The ladies of the
 Woodman's Circle will attend the fun eraI in d body. Relatives will leave
 with the body this evening for Will : Hams where interment will be made either on Tuesday or Wednesday.