Arizona republican., 1915-11-25
DIRECTORS, FRlpAY-Directors

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 WANTS HIS DOG-Johnny Moor, wants his black cocker-sp spaniel dog s' badly that he has offered a big re ward for information regarding thu present holder of said canine ABE kORRick'S vACATiON- Abe Korrick left last evening for two weeks vacation on the coast
 He will be in San Francisco for tn, l close of the exposition on Decem ber
 ] BRIGGS AT DAM Section Director | Briggs of the weather bureau ha: not gone to Roosevelt to hide iron I the storm of petty knocking on the I part of a Tucson publication, but tc oversee the final installation of tho evaporation study apparatus there. SHIPS FINE cATTLE-E- Strella of Nogales. a well known cattleman 1 has shipped a herd of fine milch cat 1 tie from the valley. purchased from the Arizona Livestock Commission company. Senor Strella left last night for Nogales, after week here. KNIGHTS OF SECURITY - The Knights and Ladies of Security will hold their annual meeting on
 Thanksgiving night in the K. of P.
 hall, at which time new members
 will be initiated and a supper served. All members and their friends are
 FORMER PHOENIClANS HAVE SON-It has been announced here that a son was born on November s, 1915, to MT. and Mrs. Lewis Clin- ton Johnson, at the home at Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. Johnson was for merly Miss Jean Nall of this city, and was married to MT. Johnson four years ago. -
 LICENSED TO WED-Marraige licenses were issued yesterday to Harry L. Aferbaugh and Anna Gar land. William A. Schnorr and Viola E. Harris, Charles P Anderson and Pearl Rood. Albert H. Barber and Nellie D. Thompson and Orla A. Mills of Miami and Louise Watson of San Diego.
 BIG BUTTER DEALER HERE-H. L. Wiley, manager and president of the Wiley Creamery company of Los Angeles, was in Phoenix yesterday, making a business call on B. G.. Web ster of the Maricopa creamery. The Wiley Creamery company are whole sale dealers in butter, eggs and cheese, and are one of the Maricopa T SOdol QlSlA Mir Wiley stated that he was at present using over 1900 pounds daily of "Maricopa" butter.
 invited to be present.
 DEBATING SOciETY-The Book and Pen club of Phoenix high school held it's first debate of the season yesterday afternoon at the high school building. the question for de- bate being "Is physical training more Essential than mental training?'' Tic affirmative won by a luminous vote. Those who took the affirmative side of the question were: J. Mandl, H. Stokes and L. Hart, while the nega- tive side was upheld by Marcy Nal colm
 AT THE JEFFERSON = Henry Lefkotz and wife. Phoenix; Ted Burch, Denver; Leo wolfert. St. Louis; E. Ball. Los Angeles; H. Al bert de Wfr. Los Angeles; F. N. Sprague, Sedgwick Cal; H. B Shocl<ev. Holyoke, Mass; L. G. Ju- Han, Ann Arbor, Mich; Mrs. L. E. Whittier. Los Angeles: E. c. Hauck, Los Angeles; W. w. Parkerson. New York; D. c. Williams Los Angeles: S. R. Roberts; M. J. Murphy and "A-N~, A>C~n AoAAh0, Ill., MI lndA Holding, Stafford
 LANDGREBE SEES cHANoE-w. E. Landgrebe of Eldridge Calf. is visiting with his daughter. on the asylum road. This is his first visit to Phoenix since he left here 19 years ago. MT. Landgrebe says at that time Phoenix was only little hamlet, and today it is a beautiful up-to-date city. 'T can't hardly believe it is the same Phoenix There are just a few old timers left to remind one that once this place was new" MT. Landgrebe joined the Phoenix Odd Fellows lodge over twenty years ago and still holds his membership.
 BARBER -THOMPSoN-At the resi- dence, 1913. East Washington street, last evening at o'clock, Miss Nellie Day Thompson and Albert H. Barber were married by the Rev. Ray C. Harker, pastor of the First M. K. church. The wedding was a most quiet affair. only a few intimate friends being in attendance. The bride is a graduate nurse and has lived in Phoenix the past three years. Mir Barber was for over five years connected with the Ezra w. Thayer hardware store and is at present efn- DlOyeQ dS DOOhhtCptI NAAC &NOANCh dairy office. Their many friends will wish them much happiness. Those present were Miss Hazel Miller, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mir Armstrong and MT. and Mrs B. J. Jarrett. a
 AT THE ADAMS-J. L. Jenlxs, Boston; w. w. Ward, Denver; l.. -Levikowitz, Denver; Fred Dennett, Washington, D. C.; H. C. Cotton. Denver; P. E. She'll Los Angeles; Mrs. E. M. Dase. New York; Ted H. Decker, Los Angeles; L. H. Johnson. Los Angeles; Dixon Fagenberg. Pres colt: w. L. Hutchinson, El Paso; w. R. Moon, New York; J. N. Kleff; J. w Howard, Cleveland, Ohio: M. R. Peck. Kenosha. Wis: c. G. St. Clair, Los Angeles; c. c. Grassman. Los Angeles; G. G. Tunnell and wife, Evanston, H.: William +. Flentye, Decatur, H.: G. B. Haydwn, San Francisco; F. O. Williamson. Chica- go; L. R. Markell. San Francisco; "A. Colsson, New York; Wilbur N. Ryer, Denver. D. w. Young. Detroit; Al Fairbrother, N. C.; F. s. Mary. San Francisco; c. W. Moss, Fl Paso; Charles Johnson, Los Angeles.
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