Arizona republican., 1915-01-25
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MISS BlRDNo RETURNS - NJ

MISS BIRDNO RETURNS - Miss
Blanche Birdno, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Birdno. of 1915 West
Adams street. has returned from a
visit with friends and relatives in
Stafford.
AT THE COMMERCIAL Fritz
Rosenstein. San Francisco; A. b. Call,
Pasadena Cal; ]. II. Falck. Chicago;
G.. w Massey. Liberty: j. l. Cole
man. Kelvin; Fred l.. Smith, Mesa;
Mrs. w W. Lowe. Yuma; George J.
Arpsten, Denver: S. W. West, Santa
Fe. y. NJ: l. S. Brown, Congress
Junction. H Dale Thomas, Globe;
j. p Bowers, Maricopa
IT'S A BOY-Mr and Mrs. c. f.
LOOMS of 1910 West jefferson street,
are rejoicing over the arrival of a lii
tie boy at their home. Mr.. Loomis is
the owner of valuable Chicago bust
ness properties, and he and his wife,
who is a sister of the Sanichas
brothers, are spending the winter
here.
MOOSE MEETING-Every member
of Phoenix Lodge, No. 10S Loyal Or
der of Moose, is urged to attend the
meeting tomorrow night, for there is
business of the utmost importance.
to be transacted. Beginning one week,
from tomorrow night, a series of
weekly dances is planned to continue
throughout the winter months
MAROONS DEFEATED BY the
strength of their good right arms, the
outlaws walloped the Maroons yester-
day on the Polk street grounds Har-
ry Westfalrs homer was the feature of
the game. but he neglected to inform
the reporter of the score. Smiley and
Castle were batteries for the Maroons,
Blessinger and Westfall for the Out
laws
NIGHT WI -Scotsmen will
be interested in tonights program of
Scottish poems, songs and dances to
be given by the Caledonian Society
at the school of music. A long and
varied programme has been arranged.
The entire proceeds of the entertain
ment will go to the fund for the
widows and orphans of England's
soldiers who have fallen in the Euro
pean war
PROF. MORSE TO SPEAK-Prof.
Stanley F. Morse of the University of
Arizona will speak this evening at the
high school on Culture and Agricul-
ture." His address is one of those ar
ranged by the Y. NJ. c. A on its winter
Al, ,.t;Ir h.
to holders of complimentary tickets.
issued at the Y. NJ. c. A. during the
day and at the high school auditorium
in the evening.
AT THE AOAMS-H. j. Kelley, Los
Angeles; Mrs o. II. Greene. st. Louis;
NJ. E. Sheehe, Dayton, o.; Jess j.
Levy, Chicago; d. c. Williams, Red
Money Holden, Boston; c. o. Cline
Douglas; Joe Rice, Bisbee; c. Con-
dron. Tucson; A. c. Mcqueen, Mesa
d. F.. Burkhart Cleveland, o., c. D.
Cohan and wife. Elwood City, Pa;
F. J. Starr Ashland, Wis.
CONSERVATION CLUB There
will be a meeting of the Conservation
club this afternoon for the purpose
of conducting "a short business ses-
sion and listening to an address on
the Conservation of Young Woman
hood" by Mrs. f. n. Phillips, general
secretary of the Phoenix Y. W. c. A.
The meeting is open to the public
1t will be at the Kindergarten, 429
W. Monroe street, at $3.50 o'clock
CoFFIELD IN TOWN.. T. COT
field of Dayton, O., is the guest for
week of his daughter. Mrs. Ben c.
Estes, $40 West Portland street Mrs
Coffield has been spending the past
two months with her daughter, and
will remain throughout the winter.
Mr.. Coffield expects to leave in few
days for the coast in the interest of
manufacturers of the Coffield water
motor washing machines.
NEW BUSINESS VENTURE-R. r..
Brady of Winkelman and Theodore
Olea of this city have associated
themselves in an Arizona State Ad-
vertisng and Distributing Agency"
for the purpose of doing a general
business throughout the state. A
feature Of the work will be free
informant bureau established here
in Phoenix, with the object of teach
ing citizens to trade at home A
location will he secured near the
depot, as agents of the company will
meet all trains.
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