Arizona republican., 1915-01-27

BACK TO TT. GRANT,. f. Pull
liam, superintendent of the state in
dustrial school at FIT. Grant left for
his post in Graham county last eve
ming.
MUSICAL TABLEAU-Under the
direction of Mrs James Westervel5,
the Trinity Pro-Cathedral guild will
give a series of musical tableaux at
the Woman's club February Il.
CIVIC LEAGUE-The Civic league
will meet this afternoon at the Cham
Der of Commerce building. After the
business session DR.. Rosa Goodrich
Boido will read Il paper on Vital
Statistics
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
| There are undeilvered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for the following: Bob Rowe, Mrs.
| l.. P. Mabry. Martin Dillor Dowmann,
c. c. Miller and c. w. Roger.
NEW NOTARIES-No tarial COM
missions We're issued yesterday at
the office of the secretary of state
Ito Malcolm Fraser and Grace NJ.
| Sparkes, secretary and assistant sec
rotary of the Prescott Chamber of
! Commerce.
| GOING UP BALLAD arrange
ments are completed for the Going
| Up" ball of the Fraternal Brotherhood
at Patrick Hall, Thursday night, jan
uary IS. The best music obtainable
will be on hand The grand march
| The
public is invited.
LOOKING FOR BROTHER-In-
quiries have been received at the
Office of the chief of police as to
the whereabouts of w. T Neff from
his sister, Mrs. Abe HiXenbaugh of
Ration. n NJ The letter said that
his mother is very sick and is not
expected to live
ALL SKATERS ATTENTION.
States society at the chamber OF
| commerce this evening at T:30. The
purpose of the meeting is to make
adequate arrangements for the cele-
| bration of Newcomers Day. large
attendance is desired.
RETURNS TO COAST-Mrs. Fred
erick Rumsalair Brand, mother of
Mrs Chas. f. Peterson of 423 East
Garfield street returned to her home
in San Diego, Calf. Sunday evening
Mrs. Brand has been in Phoenix since
| October on account of the illness of
her daughter. Mrs. Peterson.
WANTS SON LOCATED-Chief of
Police Brawner is in receipt of an
inquiry from the mother of Edward
NOvak. asking that he he located
and notified of the death of his sis
ter, Helen. The mother lives at
Peoria. Ill, and the inquiry came
from the parish priest at that city.
HERE FROM Ell PASO-A f.
Schultz of FL Paso. southwestern
agent for the "Wurlitzer' automatic
orchestras, is in the city on bust
ness Schultz. who represents the
FL Paso Piano company, installed
| Wurlitzer orchestras at the Arizona.
| Plaza and Regale theaters in this
city
ALL PARENT TEACHERS
members Of the various Partent
Teachers Associations of Phoenix are
requested to meet Thursday, January
2Sth. at 3 p. m. at the Monroe school
to devise ways and means of clothing
the many children who are at pres
ent unable to attend school for lack
of sufficient clothing
FAREWELL PARTY-Mrs c. Y.
Knight and Miss Agnes knight of
| Coventry. England, who have been
stopping at the Annex, gave a fare
well party last evening to the guests
of that hotel. Miss Margaret Gibson
| won the grand prize in the social
games which were the feature of the
entertainment and T. r. Helm the
'booby prize" Mrs. Knight and her
daughter will leave this week for
| the expositions via the Grand Can
yon
DRAMATIC CLASS AT Y. w. c.
"A dramatic class was organized
lat the Y. w. c. A. last evening under
the direction Of Mrs. Franklin Nc
lClusky. The class will meet on Tues
day evenings at 80 o'clock. and is
open to both men and women. An
eight week course. which will in
clude one drama from each of eight
countries will be given. The read
ing of two typical dramas from
Yeats and Synge featured the mi
tial meeting.
OLD SETTLERS LEAVING Billy
Hart. almost a pioneer in Phoenix.
accompanied by Mrs Hart. will leave
tonight for Los Angeles where they
will reside. Mr. Hart came here
twenty-three years ago as manager of
the retail department of the Trask
kessler Grocery company. He re-
manned couple of years but came
three years later as manager of the
Wellington saloon and remained in
that position until midnight of De-
cember 81, last year.
| COMPLAINT HEARD-The COM
plant of II. f. Kell, and other resi-
dents of Buckeye against the Noun
tain States Telephone company was
heard Yesterday by the corporation
commission. The complainants aIIege
that they constructed and were the
owners of private telephone line at
Buckeye which they say the company
has absorbed, and ask for the restora-
ton of the former service charge OF
, fifty cents per month. The company
holds that the former arrangement
was discriminatory. The commission
has taken the matter under advise
. ment