Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-11

! MONROE p. T. A.-The Monroe P.
T. A. will meet at Monroe school at 8
o'clock Friday afternoon. All parents
| having children attending this school
are cordially invited
GOES TO SPRINGS-Dr Francis H
| Redewill will leave this morning for
Castle Hot Springs, where he has been
called as attending surgeon during the
state bankers convention
DRAMA CLUB WILL MEET-The
Drama Club of the Womans Club will
hold session this morning at ten
O'Clock at the Womans Club building.
All members are invited to attend
A DAUGHTER cAME-Mr and
Mrs. Roland H. Parsons, of 1919 East
Mckinley street, are being congratu-
lated upon the birth of daughter.
Little Miss Mary Josephine arrived
Tuesday afternoon.
UNDE LIVERED TELEGRAMS-
1 There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office
| for the following: G. C. Van Lidts,
o. E Williams. Mr.. James Conklin,
S L. Sullivan, w. Williams and A. c.
Anderson.
| THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
| -Governor Hunt yesterday evening
| issued his Thanksgiving proclamation
| for the year 1915, and calls on the
| citizens of this state to observe
| Thursday. November 25, as a day of
giving thanks for the blessings which
| have been bestowed during the past
year.
| INSPECT STATE FARM-zMembers
| of the board of regents of the State uni
versity including Messrs. Rasmussen,
Hereford, Ricketts,, Won KlenSmid and
Dean Scarlet, together with Governor
Hunt, yesterday made a tour of inspec-
ton of the state experimental farm
near Tempe. In the afternoon the gem
tlemen went to Mesa and looked over
the date farm south of that city.
ART AND LITERARY MEETING
The art and literary departments
of the Woman's club will meet with
Mrs a. B. Clark on Friday, Novem-
Der II, at three o'clock. The roll
call will be answered by quotations
from Washington Irving. Mrs. Good
win will read a paper on the sub
ject of The Modern Music Writer"
and Mrs Storey will give a review
of American literary conditions dur
ing the period between 1775 and 1872.
Mrs. Roundtree will also give a
reading.
HOPKINS FUNERAL TODAY
funeral of the late Joseph E. Hop
kins. whose death occurred on Tues
day at his home at 1854 East Brill
street. will be held this afternoon at
3 o'clock from the undertaking par
lors of Moore & Mcclellan, the ser
vices being conducted by the pastor
of the Baptist church. Deceased was
member of the knights of Pythias
and the Woodmen of the World. and
all members of these orders are re-
queSted to be present a the funeral
Interment will be made in Green
wood cemetery.
AT THE COMMERCIAL. A.
Sarin, Globe; George F. Cooke, Palo
Verde; Chris Christian, Neils Peter
son, Tang Nelson, Tempe; Jay ].
Garfield; A. c. Falls, o. B. Burdick,
Los Angeles; John Hennessey. Flag
staff; E. L. Galande. Flagstaff; B. ].
Duffy and wife Bakersfield; ]. w.
Sullivan, Prescott; c. n. Shaffer,
Grand Canyon; r. f. Garrette, Pres
colt; Charles Ovendale, Phoenix; c.
L. Mentzger, Phoenix; G.. W. Bozarth, |
Prescott; Ed Johnson, Flagstaff; ].
W. Cameron, Sentinel; r. NJ. Layton,
Sentinel; Leo F. Arnold, Los Ange- |
les; C. E Working. st. Louis; r.
Brown. Ash Fork; Roy A. Goodman. |
Parker; F. p Tinkle and wife, AL |
hambra; ]. NJ. Miller; w. r. Huss, |
Yuma.
AN OLD TIME WATCH-A gold |
watch of the repeating variety and |
over a hundred years old, was re- |
Gently left with g. Grennan, the jew
eler. for some extensive repairs |
Thomas ]. Sparks is the owner of |
the old timer. 1t was purchased in |
Germany in 1915 for the sum of $500 |
and had kept good time up until a |
few years ago, and no repairman had |
been found who could put it in run
ming order again until it reached the |
hands of Mr.. Brennan. Owing to the !
peculiar interior construction of the |
time piece. a great deal of skill was
required to place it in running condi- |
ton, and the bill for the work was
SIS. The watch is said to now be /
in condition where it will keep time
for a long time yet.
AT THE ADAMS-L r. Pittaway,
Ray: F. L Mary. San Francisco; c.
w. Stramm; NJ. ]. Elsing and family.
Bisbee; Josie Nicholes. Florence; J.
c. Buchanan. ST. Louis; John J.
Sanders, Phoenix: d. w. Sanford,
Denver George B. Sudworth, Wash
ington. d. c.; J. T. Ryan, Leroy An
derson, Prescott; S. Zuberg, New
York; James H. Carter, San Fran
cisco: F. S. Rutherford, Denver; L.
d. Ricketts,. Bisbee; E. j. Hamburger,
st. Louis; Frank Hereford, r. Ras-
mussen, Tucson; George Mounts, San
Francisco; Harry Moran. Roxy Old
field, K. R Smith. ]. c. McElvaine, |
Prescott; Charles Spegel, New York;
]. B. Hutchinson, New York; E. G.
Snow, Los Angeles; ]. NJ. Gallon,
Salt Lake; G.. w. Thompson, Salt
Lake; F. A. Yeaton, Boston; William
Connolly, Los Angeles: c. f. Brown,
Los Angeles; H. j. Damon, San Fran
cisco; F. c. Moore, Los Angeles; c.
e. Hamlin, Los Angeles r. B. Won
KleinSmid, Tucson; H. G.. White Los
Angeles; Juan FuenteZ. Coronado; H.
Goodman, Cleveland, Ohio; S. f. Will
son, Hot Springs. S. D.; H. c. Wanta-
lee, San Francisco; F. G. and T. A.
Janney, Salt Lake: w. ]. Fife, Los
Angeles; George Smithy and wife,
Atlanta; Fred Fenchler Mexico City;
S. w. Ayers and wife, San Antonio;