Arizona republican., 1915-01-17

FROM MINNEAPOLIS - Doctor
Mary Towels. of Minneapolis. MINI,
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. NJ. G.
Dial. of 800 North First avenue.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GUY-The
funeral of Mrs. Sallie Guy will take
place from the parlors of Moore &
Mcclellan at 9 o'clock this afternoon
MEMBERSHIP EVENlNG-Tha Y.
W. c. A. will be a busy place Mon
Gay evening, with regular class, a l.
,ourned session of the annual meet
ing and a membership social even
ing The recreation committee has
arranged clever evening which pro-
misses TO be as delightful for the
guests as those generously given.
Mrs. Tafel, committee chairman, an
nounces that the evening will be for
members only and hopes to well
come a large number of the member
ship.
HELD TO ANSWER-Albert Rus
sell, the negro who was arrested sew
eral weeks ago in Tempe while at
tempting to sell a wheel at a sus-
piciously low price, was arraigned
before Justice of the Peace tombstone
yesterday. and pleaded not guilty.
Justice tombstone ordered him held
to answer to the superior court and
returned to the county JAIL pending
trial. After his return to the Jail,
Russell expressed the desire to re-
turn to the justice court and change
his plea. The judge informed him
| that he could plead guilty to the SUI
perior court when brought to trial.
NEW COMPANY INCORPORATE
ED-The Barnett Shoe and Clothing
| Co. filed papers of incorporation in
the office of the county recorder yes
lterday The incorporators of the new
company are Chas. D. Barnett, Bluma
Barnett and Benton Dick The CAPT
tai stock is $4,000, with a par value
| per share of s1.00. The highest in
debtedness to which the company
shall be subject is $4,000. The new
| ly incorporated company will succeed
to the business of C. D. Barnett,
which was destroyed by fire some
| months ago. 1t is the intention of
the new company to open up for
business in the room in which Mr..
Barnett's former business was To-
Gated.
WOMEN INVITED TO "Y" LEG
| TURE-Through the courtesy of Sec
rotary Blair of the Y. M. c. A. an in
vitation has been extended to members
of the civics- education department OF
the Woman's club to hear DR.. A. E.
Douglas lecture, Sun Spots and
Weather. on Monday, January IS, at
S:15 p. m, at the High School audi
torium given under the auspices of the
Y. NJ. c. A. in their lecture course
Admission tickets may be obtained free
of charge by any member of the civ
| les education department Of the club
upon request to either the chairman OF
the department, Mrs. ]. L. B. Alex
ander or to Secretary Blair at the
Y. M. c. A. DR.. Douglas is professor
IONA
CONVERTED TO PHOENIx-Hon
| William A. Carter, a prominent at
torney from St. Louis, came to this
city a few weeks ago on business
and upon arrival here was so great
ly enthused about Phoenix and this
valley that he decided to remain
here permanently. Mr.. Carter is an
old time friend of Corporation Com
missioner Cole-in fact they lived In
1.-THE same community for several
years, and while prosecuting attor-
ney of Montgomery county Mr. Cole
served as his assistant. Mr.. Carter
also served his county as legislator
for two different terms. He has al
ready opened a law office in Room
407 National Bank of Arizona build
ing, where he will be glad to wei
come all his friends and old acquain.
tances as well as all other Mis-
sourians.