Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
REvIslrlNG PHoENIx-Charles B.


 X measuring social will be held at the First Methodist church Thurs day. April B A short musical pro gram will be given. after which ice cream and cake will be served. MORE EXPLORING E. G. Baker leaves early this morning with Lor- enzo Boido to explore those roads to tuna. Baker has just returned from looking over the Phoenix to Springer vile road. in anticipation of his con- ing try for the transcontinental mo- torcycle record.
 MISSOURI SOCIETY MEETING-- ! Final arrangements for the picnic of the Missouri society at E.astlake park Saturday will be. made Tuesday even Ing, when all committees are re- Quested to meet in Judge Parker's office All Missourians are invited to attend the picnic and are request cd to be at Center and Washington streets not later than 10 o'clock on the morning of the festive day. MOOSE MEMORIAL SERVICES = The Phoenix Lodge, No. 7oS. Loyal Order of Moose, will hold annual memorial services at the Empress theater this afternoon at a:30 o'clock to which the public is cordially in- vited. w. Paul Geary will deliver the eulogy. and there will be music of q specially selected orchestra. as well as d duartette and vocal solosts The theater will be decorated with red and white, both bunting and roses he ing employed for that purpose It is announced that these will be the mos, impressive services eyer held in this city under the auspices of the Moose lodge
 TWO NIGHT FIRES-The fire de i partment was called out twice last evening within an hour one time for an incipient blaze in the roof of the. building occupied bv the Golden Rule restaurant on West Adams street. the other for q small dwelling owned by l Charles Zuniga on south Seventh ave | nue. The alarms coming at a time when the streets were crowded with ; Elk joymakers. created no end of eX- citemeEt. When the second alarm came in. the streets became a seeth- i ing mass of automobiles scurrying along with and ahead of the fire ap- paratus. The origin of neither blaze
 was ascertained, although the first 1 is supposed to have been caused by a | defective flue.
 GUILD BAKE PRoFITs-As the
 result of q bake the Guild of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral is richer. by forty dollars A few hours sale at 1 the Central avenue residence of Mrs. ! C. F. Ainsworth. president of the i Guild Friday was so well attended i that in a short time the entire sup
 ply of delicious cakes. pies and bread 1 and rolls was exhausted. Shops 1 should take notice of the attractive way the articles were on display. A wealth of cut flowers formed the 1 background and dainty gowned wo- | men presided at the counters. So-
 ciety was largely represented among {; the buyers. Just what use will be
 made of funds has not been deter ; mined but it is understood it will be
 donated to the church
 MAKING THE DIRT FLY-One of i the busiest as well as the prettiest
 country places in the valley just now is the famous Comeback Nursery 1 about six miles east nf Phoenix Orders for olives and oranges and grape fruit are coming in so faS, that Mr Helm doesn't dare give fig ures for fear the income tax man
 will be after him. Fourteen men are at work digging and halling trees | and each days output would start q good-sized grove. TO watch the op-
 eration of Helms patented balline device is most interesting. one washington navel balled the Sth oi last August is still on top of the . ground having no protection other than it's canvas wrap ppcr. It is green and thrifty and it will be one of the I star attractions in the Camelhacb
 nursery at the 1914 fair.
 REUTER- -ELWELL WEDDING - l Mrs. Ida Reuter- and Frank ElWcil {, were quietly married Wednesday | evening Mir F.lwell came to Phoenix | about six months ago from Ven tura, Cal an,l is q brother of Leo 1 ElWell, of the Elwell Grocery. Mrs Reuter- Elwell has been q resident ot { Phoenix for number of years and is both well and favorably known
 here. They will be at home to their friends. after May 1 at 743 East Ad- ! ans st. The 18th being Mir. and
 Mrs Leo ElWell's seventh wedding
 anniversary, a supper was given in
 honor of both occasions at the ElWel 1 residence. 1905 West Monroe st.
 MAYOR YOUNG TO RAY-Mayoi oi
 George L. Young will leave this morning for Ray where he will de
 liver the memorial address this aft
 ernoon before the Ray Lodge. Loyal | Order of Moose. He expects to re- | turn tomorrow afternoon.