Arizona republican., 1915-01-28
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS

UNOELIVERED TElEGRAMS - There ara undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: C. w. Roger, Geo. w. Gaines. and Martin Diller Dowmann.
 COMPLAINT DISMISSED = The complaint of Mrs. A. C. Sanders of
 Prescott, vs the Arizona Securities and Investment company was ordered dis missed by the corporation commission yesterday.
 SOUTHSIDE GAS HEARING The complaint of the corporation commis- sion against the Southside Gas and Electric company, in the matter of rates for gas and electricity, is set for hearing today before the commission. o. E. s. MEETING-There will be a meeting of the Eastern Star this even ing at 7;90 o'clock. Following the reg ular meeting an entertainment will be given, with Mrs. Geo. II. x. Luhrs in charge
 MINING MAN HERE-William A. Fitzpatrick, secretary of the Florence
 Mining and Milling company of Phila- delphitt. is the guest of Attorney James r. Lavin- MT. Fitzpatrick. who is an old friend of Attorney Lavin, is en route from Utah to Savannah. Georgia. DEATON FUNERAL-The funeral of of Miss Myrtle Almonda Deaton, who died Tuesday night at 6 o'clock. will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the undertaking parlors of Moore
 and Mcclellan. Rev. Claude Jones of b. 't- ri
 terment being in Greenwood. Miss Deaton resided at 1347 w. Mckinley and is survived by a father and sister
 THAT SWEEPING ORDNANCE
 Just because no arrests have been made recently for violation of the ordinance prohibiting the sweeping of sidewalks in the business district after 7:30 d. m. is no reason why the ordinance is not still in effect An arrest was made yestrday for violation and the offender was brought before City Magistrate Me Bride and induced to leave three dollars
 CREIGHTON SOClAL-The Creigh- ton Parent Teachers Association will C'' Friday evening, January 29. There will be a short program followed by games and every one is asked to bring a pen cil and take part in the guessing con test The committee will serve light refreshments, and all members of the association with their families, are cordially invited to come and enjoy social evening.
 MOOSE DkNCES-At the regular meeting of Phoenix Lodge. No. 10S Loyal order of Moose on Tuesday ev- ening, it was decided to hold d series of twelve social dances on successive Tuesday evenings beginning next week. Alden's orchestra has been engaged for these dances and the good time that attends all Moose functions is assured those who attend the weekly hops. All good citizens, whether Moose or not, are cordially invited.
 FUNERAL NOTlCE-The funeral of Mrs Nellie Rinehart. who died Monday will be held Friday at two o'clock from the parlors of Moore and Mcclellan. Rev. Ii. NJ. Campbell officiating. Mrs. Rinehart was well known in this city, she was a member of the Fraternal Brotherhood She is survived by hus- hand and son Ray of Phoenix. daugh- ter Edna of Washington. a niece, Mrs. Ray Carson, and two nepheWs, Chauncy Rinehart and w. K. Klem.
 THE BUSY DRUG sTORE-Asso- ciating himself temporarily with George Batcheldcr, formerly in charge of the Busy Drug store prescription department. George x. MacBean one of the proprietors of the burned -ouf establishment. yesterday entered the Wakelin pharmacy, corner First ave nue and Washington street, and will conduct this establishment for Philo H. Ozanne until the Busy Drug store is ready for occupancy. The tele- phone of the Busy Drug store, No. G6G and No. $50. will be installed in the Wakeln pharmacy and all the business going to the Busy Drug store will be handled from that es- :ablishment. Until the prones are connected all calls should be made to No. 5S4