Arizona republican., 1915-04-03

travel in the excursion trains. By going together AriZOnians will get entertainment and publicity and treatment in the bulk that they would. not get in small parties.
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. Cor don Tweed and Miss Ruth Ainsworth this afternoon.
 FOR DEACONESS HOSPiTAL-The cooked food sale at the Bon Ton grocery today is for the benefit of the Deaconess hospital The sale will begin at 10 o'clock
 HERE FROM TUcSON-Mrs. Frank F. Curley of Tucson will arrive this morning for visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Trippell of West Monroe street.
 UNDELivERED TELEGRAMs = There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Mart Miller, Sam Lasky and Miss Lille Rose.
 TO DECORATE FOR EASTER All members of the parish are urged to gather at Trinity Pro- Cathedral this evening at 7:30 o'clock to assist in the decoration of the church for Easter. All who have greens or flow CTS are asked to send or bring them to the church in the afternoon.
 EASTER GREETINGS BY WIRE Encouraged by the response of the public to its special Christmas greet ings service, the Western Union Tele- graph company has designed an ap- prOpriate blank for Easter greetings, and messages filed today will be de- livered on the special form, on Eas- ter morning. Messages filed tomor- row will be forwarded immediately.
 FL PASO STORE MovES-The Fl Paso store has moved to 206-20S East quarters, and better prepared to take care of it's customers This store started in small way but is now equipped with large stock of gen. eral merchandise. A dry goods and suit department has been added under the management of G. s. Lopez. form erly with Goldwaters and the New York Store.
 HOME FROM THE lSLANDs-Dr. Benjamin l. Burdette, who has just re- turned from a number of years resi- dence in the Philippine Islands, was a Phoenix visitor yesterday and was among the guests of the Rotary Club excursion. Dr. Burdette, who is one of the most surgeons in the islands. is +a A hev tr cit hse, mother. Later he expects to return to the southwest and may locate in Phoe- nix
 FOR ASSOCIATED CHARITIES A sale of articles made and donated by the ladies of the Ingleside club will be held this afternoon from |: 90 to 6 o'clock at the Parish House in the rear of Trinity Pro- Cathedral. It is hoped that from the proceeds a substantial sum may be realized to assist in re- lieving some of the distress in this city and the returns will be turned over to the Associated Charities for distri- button. The patronage of all is earn- estly solicited
 ACRE ciTYs GRoWTH-Acre City
 
 teen inhabitants according 10 it's found CT, Nj II. Shelton. Geo. M. Cagle and Geo. Uttley. contractors from Colorado, both bought acres each in Acre City and will build nice homes there. Mrs. Ella Stevenson, who lived here in 1910 and has since been travelling from place to place has returned and bought n a~d soon. Altogether the families have swelled Acre City by IA people
 MRS. ICE DlES-Word was received yesterday by Clarence F.. Ice. past chancellor commander of Phoenix lodge. No. 2. Knights of Pythias, of the death of his sother. Mrs. Martha Ice, at FairuOnt, w. Va. The tele- gram announced that death was due to acute heart disease Incidentally Ice. sister of Clarence Ice, is seri- Ously ill at the old home. Mir. Ice himself. has been in bed for several weeks as a result of an attack of pneumonia, and shortly after taking to his bed received word of the death of his father. Andrew Ice.
 CHURCH WANTS TO SELL LOT- The First Baptist church of Glendale made application to Judge Stanford of the superior court yesterday. asking for permission to sell property belong ing to the church organization known as lot 8. block 5, in the town of Glen dale. The lot had formerly been oc- cupied by the church, but the building burned down, and since then, they have built a new church on a differ ent location. Having no use for the unoccupied property permission to dispose of it is asked. The applica- tiOn is signed by T. R. Adams. presi- dent and Robt Scudder. secretary. NEW CORPORATIONS United Produce Growers Association of Ari- zona, filed papers of incorporation with the county recorder yesterday The capital stock of the company is | placed at $50.000. with 5000 shares :; preferred stock with par value of $500 and 5000 shares of common stock at $500 par. The preferred stock will control the association. but no com rnon stock will be sold unless a share of preferred stock is taken also. The highest amount of indebtedness to which the company shall be subject 1 is twO-thirds of the amount of the capital stock.
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