Arizona republican., 1915-12-18
RAILROAD MAN

H. H. Griswold, Mrs. J. D. Lea.
 THE SID HENRY ESTATE-The 1 final account of w. H. Plunkett, re- ceiver of the United States Land l Title and Legacy Company, of which !
 Sid Henry was president. was ap- proved by Judge Stanford yesterday.
 Upon the receiver presenting a re- ceipt from the trustee in bankruptcy,
 he will receive his discharge.
 WRONG MAN-Parole Clerk Saun- ders of the State Prison rises to say that The Republican was mistaken as to his making a statement that a man in possession of $500 never was con- Victed of crime. It was printed that
 MT Saunders said this during the
 Faltin insanity hearing. He ayers that such q statement was made there,
 but that he was not the author of it.
 A REAL VIOLINIST-Prof. George
 L. McQuerry of Kansas City, Mo. has
 taken up quarters at the Hotel San
 Marcos at Chandler for the season,
 and will render music on all festive
 occasions at that winter resort He
 claims the distinction of being the
 worlds greatest eccentric violinist and
 is ready to furnish music for all oc
 casions. He will also have classes in
 the modern dances.
 MAKING COPPER OVER ERTlME-Gus
 H. Hirschfeld of Hayden is in the city to get a few hours rest from
 the hurly burly of Hayden, where they
 are driving him made with their eter nal making of copper. The mill and
 smelter are running more than night and day. They are in operation 26 hours out of A. Mir. Hirschfeld is used to a busy and active life. but IT. him.
 OPEN NIGHT-The Fraternal Brotherhood will have open night at the Knights of Pythias hall this evening. All members and friends are invited Lunch will be served at noon and dinner at six o'clock. to
 which the public is cordially invited. 1 There will also be q miscellaneous sale of articles suitable for Christmas
 gifts. Everybody is urged to he present
 CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT - i There will be quarterly meeting l services conducted this evening at
 the Creighton Methodist Episcopal | church. in charge of Rev. A. w. At | kinson. superintendent of Arizona missions. On Sunday the regular serv- 1 ices will take place, Sunday school at | 10 o'clock, followed by the morning church service. At this time the sac ' rament of the Lords Supper will be administered, Rev. Atkinson in charge. | The Epworth league will hold the ] regular session al o'clock in the eve 1 ming.
 AT THE coMMERcIAL-Mrs Will 1 liam Walton, Palo Verde; $. F.
 Laughborough. Fl Paso; John I. El- ~. . Fred V. Young, Casa Grande; Wick Peck; R. w. Hales, city; Joe sans 1 burg and wife. Fl Paso; J. B. Ranir, city; J. Oliver. Los Angeles; l.. l.. l Queen, Prescott; w. F. Love, Spring field, Mo. K G. Weisser, Buckeye; R. M. Hickey and wife. San Francis l co: w. P. Schenk Miami; Paul Prim l olson, San Francisco; l.. C. Trim, /, Globe.
 ATTHE JEFFERsoN-J Allen, Tue |. son: F. w Charles, San Francisco; | D. s. Emison, Texas; H. J. Quintard. 1 St. Louis; F. P. Parker; Leonard
 Johnson, Seattle; H. F. Eggers. Chi cago; F. F.. Wilson, Chicago; Frank Kelly, Los Angeles: Gus Franklin and wife, Raw, Okla; w. P. Denysert. 1 New York; Mrs Ida H. Miller, Buck eye: w M Breckenridge, Milton | MGOres '. A. .odTIGtS anu NlIt, T OIL- | land Ore; c. A. Sisk and wife. Grant l City, Mo: Mrs. E. M. Hervins. Anna 1 rillo, Tex: Frank R. Sanders. Mesa;
 Robert B. Mcdonald, Nogales; Mrs. l Ceilings Dysart and Miss Ruth Dy- sart. Dixon. H.; w. H. Robinson; Mrs. J. R. Kenderer, Oklahoma City. OBITUARY-Mrs. Dora F. Hills, 1 age 70 years, widow of the late David 1 M. Hills, died at her home here on 1 Friday. December F, following q long illness from the effects of rheumatism and it's attendant complica tions. She l is survived by two sons, Dr. David l Hills and George H. Hillis. Mrs. Hills | first came to this city about twenty | years ago from Chicago. and being 1 favorably impressed with the climate
 she made frequent trips to this city l and spent in all six winters here. 1 While her health was not always of | the best, she was of a cheerful dispo- l sition and made many friends. all of
 whom mourn her departure The re-
 mains were sent to the old home in Chicago yesterday evening, accom- 1 panied by the two sons.
 | AT THE ADAMS-A H. Williams, 1 Tucson; F. L. Davis, Chandler; George | D. Gates, Alhambra, Cal; L. A. Whit | set, Denver; NJ. J. Dougherty, Mesa | H. F. HartwelI, Boston; R. F. Rinkin, 1 Prescott; Gus H. Hirschfeld, HaYden
 F. J. Loftus. Los Angeles; l.. T. Dur win, Clifton; H. L. Sherman, Los An
 geles; Jack Albrecht and Gordon But 1 tock, Clifton; H. NJ Martin, Mesa; R. l w. Knotts and J. H. Maxey, Yuma; John J. Hawkins. Prescott; A. w. Mitchell, Bouse; Sam F. Welch; J. B. Cooper, Fl Paso; J. H. Hines, Denver; | Miss Summers, mother and sister, ] Baltimore, Md; L. A. Brown and w. | G. Hubbard, Bisbee: L. Dougherty and wife. Billings, Mont; F. w. Black. Santa Marguerite Cal; H. J. Kunkle l and wife, Harrisburg, Pa; Fred Fenchler Fl Paso; J. r. Hansen, Globe; w. G. McDermot, Ray; J. A. Montgomery Arlington; A. w. Snyder,
 Globe.