Arizona republican., 1915-02-16
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LON HOEYE-Mr and Mrs. and Miss Lon Hoeye of Casa Grande are in the city for few days. MT. Hoeye will be remembered as one time Hudson dealer here, and live wire along gasolene row
 NEW DEPARTMENT Harry Y. Ballah proprietor of the fruit, vege- table and dairy products store at 10S North First avenue has added a complete grocery department, so is now able to supply about everything that's eatable or cookable.
 MAY ELIZABETH WooD-Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Wood of 1921 West tTaylor are rejoicing in the arrival lof fine baby girl. their first born. The mother has named her May Elizabeth after the fashion of the family for a number of geerations. PATTEE HERE-Assistant '. s. Attorney Sam L. Pattee arrived yes terday from Tucson for days work lat headquarters. Attorney Tom Flynn, who is still busy over the Tucson term, is expected back this iweek. Pattee is returning at once 1 to Tucson.
 TO GOLDFiELD-Mayor and Mrs. 1 George U. Young will be passengers this morning on the Union Stage | line, running from Phoenix to Globe.
 en route to Goldfield where the day will be spent at Mammoth mine. They expect to return in the after noon.
 ILLNESS OF MRS. YEAGER-A message was received from Glendale yesterday saving that Mrs. H. C. Yeager who is with her husband at the residence of their son, Ben Yeager, is seriously i'll of nervous proStration. l She will be brought to Phoenix as soon as possible.
 BASKET SOCIAL-As feature of the county Sunday school convention, | this week, the young ladies of Miss Myrtle Johnston's class, will conduct l a basket social at the Y M c. A. The affair promises to be most en- joyable, in addition to the lunches. chocolate will be served
 MAN NEEDS AID-Humane Officer | Canning would like to have some
 charitably inclined person make a
 present of a couple of blankets or
 quilts to man who is partially par
 alyzed, and has a large family. If any one has the desired articles. MT
 Canning will call for them | HINTS TO FARMERS-Fifty
 copies of Hints to Farmers" a late
 bulletin published by the University
 of Arizona, are on hand at the cham
 Der of commerce, for any who wishes
 them. One pamphlet deals with the
 home garden and the other with
 graDe culture
 Y. w. c. A. BIBLE cLASs-The lY w. C. A. Bible class under the
 leadership of Miss Nell Blount, will
 begin this week series of readings
 on Women of the Old Testament"
 The regular weekly lesson has been
 changed to Tuesday evering at 6:45
 All young women are welcome, bring
 bibles. note hook and pencil.
 REX DUNLAP'S NEW JOB-J. T. l Sweeney. cashier of the National Bank
 of Arizona yesterday received a letter from Rex Dunlap the mining engineer
 saving that he will sail from New York
 on February 27 for Europe to act as l correspondent for a large eastern newspaper. MT. Dunlap. who recently went east. wrote from Kansas City.
 LATEST OF OLIVE YARN-C. l. Helm, sometimes called the man who
 makes everything grow. manages to spring a new press agent yarn about every ten days This time it is abOut a two-year olive tree raised at the Comeback nursery, which when pulled last week, was found to have a tap-roOt that was three feet and nine inches long. Roots are the big feature to look for on nur-