Arizona republican., 1915-02-15


 the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: R. A. Talbot. Pe- dro Gonzales. Miss Ruth Adams, Mrs T. M. Paine. Blount Stroughn and Mrs. J. K. Stewart
 DEATHS COINCIDENT-Pos Inspector Dutton received notice of the death of Thos. J. Cox, postmaster of Walnut Grove. and his wife. the assist ant postmaster. of pneumonia, Satur- day. MT Dutton left yesterday even ing to take charge of the affairs of the office.
 GREGG PROBATIONARY and Mrs. John Gregg have returned from their eastern trip and will be in the city until tomorrow before resuming their Journey to San Francisco for the eX- position. There will be public re- ception for them at the Masonic hall this afternoon from three to five. All friends and members of the Eastern Star are invited
 THOMPSON BOY BETTER-Word was received from the Sisters hos pital last night that little Jimmy Thampson. the young boy who was kicked by a mule, crushing his skull, last Tuesday. had come to. and for the first time recognized his parents. who have been constant attendants at his bedside since the accident. Hopes are now entertained for his ultimate recovery
 DIED AT SANTA MONlCA-A tele gram to relatives last night brought word of the death of Mrs. William Hart at Santa Monica, Saturday night. Mrs. Hart. who had been an invalid for some time was taken to the coast two weeks ago. Mrs. Hart was a half sister of Arch Hoxey, the aviator, who was killed three years ago after breaking the worlds altitude record. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
 AT THE ADAMS-A. P. Mcintyre. Pasadena: Hardenburg. Long Beach: J. M. Sheridan, Los Angeles: G. C. Thomas. California: J. R. Hayden. Brawley; Dick Hollingsmith, Los An Seles w. F. Dement,, Williams: E. R. Sawyer, Winslow: MT. and Mrs. F.. R. Lincoln. New York; Geo. C. Chapel. Chicago; A. P. Gore, St. Louis A B. Williams, Chicago; E. B. Reed, Salt Lake; w. G. Hughen. Denver: c. H. Anderson, Denver: MT and Mrs. S. R. Gump. Chicago; Carl Drake, Los Angeles; C. A. Pope, Chicago.
 VALLEY BANK ADJUSTMENT COMPANY - In accordance with mo- tipac nratioucI-, cant ,,,,. ,Lo a,.,, meeting of the Valley Bank Adjust ment company will be held today at the office of the company in the Gen. tral building the old postoffice building), of the stockholders The chief business of the meeting will be the election of directors. It is the desire of the present directors that possible. The work of the company has progressed most successfully.
 WHIST CLUB CONTEST - The home of Mrs. Carl Wayna, 320 N. 9th Ave. was the scene last Thursday night of whist contest, between the Tano club. explained by MT. and Mrs Geo. Wheaton, and the Q. A. T. club, 'dpldlileu pN MI. anu hiS. J. Il. Williams. The Q. A. T. club was the winner. by 251 to 211. The losers will take the winners to the Columbia this coming Thursday night. The members of the clubs are: Tano |club: MT and Mrs. Geo. Wheaton, MT. and Mrs. Charles Williams. Mir and Mrs. Nick Oliver, MT. and Mrs. K II uhaMalin Mir and Mrc Cbac UrLoa ton and Mir. and Mrs. Jack Costigan. Q. A. T. club: MT and Mrs. J. H. Williams. Mir. and Mrs. Tom Thorpe, Mir. and Mrs. Bennie Smith, MT. and Mrs Carl Waynd and MT. and Mrs. Sheldon.