Arizona republican., 1915-11-15

nearly every school district in the state and some of the county exhibits
 will be amazing from every viewpoint
 STATE DENTAL MEETING- |, The seventh annual session of the Arizona State Dental association
 will be held in this city on Wednes- day. Thursday and Friday of this week. the meetings to be held in the office of pr. Shackelford at II West
 Adams street. About twenty-five or | thirty members are expected to be present. The convention will close
 with a smoker on Friday evening. l DEATH OF MISS GRIFFIN Helen Winnie Griffin. invalid daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. K. H. Griffin of 521 N. Second street, died at 730 ] Sunday morning at the age of 17
 years. She had been an invalid from ar carly age. the result of infantile ! paralysis. For the past six years she has been confined to her room, and her death was not unexpected i Funeral services will be held at 10 , o'clock Monday morning from the 1 family residence
 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.-The 1 meeting of the w. O. w Monday
 evening at the K. P. hall promises to be one of unusual interest The lodge expects a number of visiting sover- eigns from various parts of the state The Glendale degree team has prom ised to come with their new uniforms and put on the work during the initia- tion ceremonies. Miss Nellie Trott,
 member of the Woodmen Circle will
 render a piano solo. The w. o. w male quartet will render few se-
 lections.
 AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS James Letson of Bisbee arrived in
 town yesterday from Oatman, where he acquired an interest in one of
 the properties there. MT Letson has for many years been profitably ir-
 terested in mining in the Warren
 district and elsewhere in Cochise county. When he passed through
 Phoenix on his way to Oatman he
 saw the city for the first time in seventeen years and he saw many
 things that were not visible when he was here last.
 TEMPE WoMAN'S cLUe-The
 literary department of the Tempe
 Womans club held its regular meet
 ing last Friday afternoon at Mrs. A.
 B. Clark's, with Mrs. Wm. Strong, chairman, presiding Sixteen were
 present and responded to roll call
 by a quotation from Washington
 Irving. An interesting paper on
 modern song writers" was read by
 Mrs. Vim. Goodman. Mrs. Round
 tree read the Awakening of Rip Van Winkle,'' after which a paper
 by Mrs. Wm. Strong on The pioneer period of literature ;-orn 1495-1812," which all pronounced excellent. Light refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs. Clark, and social time was enjoyed before the time of departure. which came all too soon.
 WANT STORES CLOSED-At meeting of the board of governors of the Merchants and Manufacturers association held on Friday afternoon of last week, it was recommended that all stores close on Thursday at twelve o'clock and remain closed for the rest of the day in order that the employees might attend the state fair.
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY Hall. Prescott: E. M. Lawrence. Fl Paso; l.. R. Taft. Superior; w. J. Ball, Phoenix; A. T. Rose, St. Joe; NJ. $. Brannon, Fl Paso; w. NJ. Hayward Albuquerque; A. B. Loken. Mil waukee: Katherine S. Mellen. Mrs. F.. A. Kinnear. Mammoth; E. E. Thompson. Hayden; Misses Rankin, Nogales: J. w. swift and wife, Saf ford; F. A. Reid, Seligman; b. w. Ming and wife Ft. HuacAuca; $. NJ. Lovejoy, Jackrabbit; Tamar and Holmes Safford; c. W. Marks. Mo renci: M. Dorcey and wife, Morenci; NJ L. Kohn, Pueblo; c. F. Ditthey, Constellation: H. Householder. Con stellation: P. E. Van Pelt, Fl Paso; Hattie Cunningham, Galconda; Anna McGowan. Great Falls, Mont; D. C. West, Superior; Charles H. Adams and wife, Flagstaff; P. F. White, Kingman; Mrs. L. Lawes. St. Louis; w B. Yates. Carson City, Nevada; D. H. Harrison. Fl Paso: A. Nj. Campbell, Los Angeles; T. l.. Lofts, Los Angeles: c. A. Taught, San Francisco: C. H. Nash, San Jose; l.. Lewis. San Francisco; l.. R. Mellins and wife. Los Angeles; J. H. Barlow, San Jose; Guy F.. Holohan, Los An geles; w. c. Ballard, Oklahoma City; Bert Haskett, Flagstaff; Jennie Me William, Winslow: E.. Zeiger and A. NJ Kramer. Winslow; Mrs. George Weinert. Winslow; A. Fuller, Doug las: Joseph Peterson, HolbrOok; $. C. Rogers, Mrs. James Peterson, Mrs. Chase Rogers. Linden: Miss Ruby 1 Patten, Flagstaff: z. Eakins. Flag staff; P. Clark, Denver: M. c. SmIth and family. Williams: J. V. Dickson and wife Skull Valley; J. N. Good | win and J. F. Carrow, Kingman; F.. | K. Brick, Los Angeles: Ben Sublin- | sky. Miami: J. NJ. Butler. San Fran- | cisco: C. M Barechat. Waukesha, l Wis. II. T. Lyons Miami; M. $. | Hummer. Prescott; w. P. Ellison. 1 Prescott: w. c. Hays and family, | Globe: Mrs. l.. Rogers, Mrs Post. J. l l.. Hessell and wife Hayden; John | w. Norton, Prescott; C. w. Norton, | Tucson.
 Hot coffee served free all this Week. |