Arizona republican., 1914-02-13


 Campbell.
 BANKS CLOSE SATURDAY, Saturday being a legal holiday, Ad- mission Day, all of the banks of the city will be closed all day instead of
 merely on Saturday afternoon ac- cording to the usual custom. JUDGE ADAMS LEAVES-Judge E. T. Adams. of Albuquerque, N. M., who has been in Phoenix this week transacting important business be- fore the supreme court, left last evening for his home by way of Fl Paso.
 PASTOR SIMS ABOUT AGAIN. Rev. W. J. Sims, pastor of Central M. F. Church, South, is again able to be up and attending to his duties after a sick spell lasting more than week.
 PIANO PUPILS REClTAL-Young ladies and gentlemen of the piano and expression departments will pre- sent the regular weekly pupils re- cital at the Arizona School of Music, Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. These recitals are open to the pub lie
 MESA LIBRARY ASSOClATlON- ! The Ladies of the Mesa Library as sociation are to serve a tamale sup per, together with sandwiches and cake and coffee on Saturday after l noon beginning at 500 o'clock at the library room in Mesa. Quite a number of Phoenicians have sgnified their intention of going over for the treat
 MOOSE, ATTENTION! All mem- | bers of Phoenix Lodge, Loyal Order | of Moose are requested to attend l Trinity Pro- Cathedral this afternoon | at ? o'clock, at which hour will be 1 held the funeral of Mrs C s F'eld- | man, wife of Brother Fedman of that | lodge The services will be conducted | by Dean Scarlett, and burial will be | made in Greenwood cemetery TO LOOK AT APPARATUS cilmen Claude Cisney and Elmer War ren and Fire Chief Peter Sullivan i left last evening over the Southern i Pacific for Los Angeles to spend a l few days in looking over various mod ern fire-fighting apparatus with the end in view of making recommenda | tions for the improvement of the local l department, as provided by the re cent bond issue.
 QUIETLY MARRIED-Lee Dom and i Miss Bettie Cavaness, were quietly married on Wednesday evening at o'clock by Judge Phillips of the super , for court Both the high contracting parties have lived in the community i for a number of years. The bride was employed as stenographer in the Gold | water store for the past year. They will make their home on a ranch five
 miles northwest of Phoenix. BAND SERENADES YOUNG-Thc 1 First Regiment band, National Guard | of Arizona, late last evening went to l the residence of George L Young l Seventh and Pierce streets, and pro- ! ceeded to serenade him in recognl-
 tion of his having succeeded in se- 1 curing first place on the general cleo i tion ballot in his independent candi- l dacy for the mayoralty MT Young i responded in a brief address to the l boys, thanking them for the mark oi | esteem.
 ] AT THE FORD-Mr. and Mrs. C ! w. Thompson. Bisbee: H. w. Scott iLee Parker. Tucson; Miss M. Ewing San Francisco; Fred J. Wright. Flor l ence; Ed H. Morrell. N. l.. Duhen San Francisco; Mrs. R. B. Sinas Florence; H. L. Moore, Fl Paso; Mrs
 McMahin. city; J. D. Terree, city; A. W. Sansburn. Hayden; H. c
 Payne. Los Angeles; c. L. Randy San Diego 1915; Helen Campbell Scottsdale; Mrs A L. Hilton, Pres lcott; Geo. Mccarthy, Chicago.
 LINCOLN DAY AT HIGH SCHOOL l-While not given as holiday, Lin coln's birthday was fittingly observed lat the local high yesterday morning At the regular assembly of the Coy otes Attorney Robert Fisher sketche' the career of Lincoln in an impress i've oration that Eeld the close atten ton of the students. MT. Fisher il lustrated his address with man, anecdotes from the life of the grea emancipator and won the hearty ap preciation Of all present.
 | A FAREWELL SURPRISE - Tn
 neighbors gathered at the home O
 MT and Mrs H. E. Groom, 1909 Yves Pierce. Monday evening, to giv them a farewell surprise. The Groom
 are moving to Virginia avenue. Tn
 party proved a complete surprise
 A delightful lunch was served. Thos
 present were MT. and Mrs. Rogers : Mir. and Mrs Werner. MT. and MT: Chas Whitfield, MT. and Mrs. Dough
 erty. Misses Helen Dougherty, Agnes
 lToben, Frances Rogers. Ethel Knowles Messrs. Byron Manchester and Wes
 ten Rogers.
 MEETING AT NEW PLACE-Th regular monthly business meeting c
 the Ladies' Aid society of the Firs , M. E. church, will be held at tn home of Mrs Levi Young, 915 Eas , Van Buren street. today at 2:S
 instead of at the church. A larg i attendance of friends and member f | is desired Mrs. James Day, Mir Alex Hulet and Mrs. w. F. Nor veil will assist Mrs. Young in tn entertainment. During the bushes meeting the subject of the everybody
 go-to- church movement will come u :. i for discussion and plans by whic | the women may further aid in tn
 movement will be laid.
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