Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMs

There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph offices for the following: kell Trio, W. E. Hager. J. A. Holmes, Al Grady.
 OVeRHEATED STOvE-The fire department was called yesterday af- ternoon 10 the home of Stanley P. Rector, 1907 West Fillmore street, where an overloaded stove in the kitchen had ignited the woodwork and threatened the destruction of the building. Quick work of the depart ment confined the blaze to a small area.
 EQUIPMENT ORDERED-The hel- mets, cellar sets, deluge sets, pike poles. tin roof cutters and other ap- pliances, selected by Manager Parish as necessary equipment for the fire department were ordered yesterday by wire and should be here within a short time. The efficiency of the department will be increased cor respondingly.
 BAY MARE RUNS AWAY-Bert 0. Brown reported to the police last evening that small bay mare broke away from his ranch north of town end when last seen was headed to- ward Phoenix. The mare weighs be- tween 1000 and HOO pounds, white hind feet and tips of ears are split. Finder will confer a favor by noti- tying the police station.
 NEW CORPORATION-Incorpora- tion papers of the Alsworth- Carlson Construction company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes- terday. The new company is incor- porated at $500,00O, with the shares at par value of $l00. The incorpora- tors were w. M. Ellsworth, A. T. Carl son and A. F. Ainsworth. The high pany shall be subject, is $333,333
 NEW MAN IN FIRM-Earl " Brown. for the past eight years one of the best known automobile repair men in Arizona, and for several years fore man of one of the city's largest shops, is now connected with the Five Points Auto Supply company. He has pur- chased the interest of A. F. Henderson in that firm, and will now share in the HNtANV 6VIiCIt Ol lIltll SIlOD Brown is an experienced mechanic whose ability is well known
 DATE cF WEDDING-Invitatio will be issued shortly for the we'd ding on Wednesday, March 10, of Miss Vera Fern McVea. grand daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Mill Ter, of this city, to Clifford LeRoy Ay16dny
 gagement was made in The Repub- lican two weeks ago. but at that time the date had not been definite ly decided upon. The young couple will make their residence in this city.
 WOMAN'S CLUB DRAMA GLASS; The twelfth and last meeting of the drama class of the Woman's club this season. will be held next Thursday at ten o'clock. There will be a read ing from that intensely emotional play, translated from the Spanish of Jose Echegaray, "El Galeeto' The theme of the play is thought influence. Scandal is foretold, discussed, dis seminated. and then comes to pass Faversham and Julie Opp played a much discussed translation of this play. under the title of The World and His Wife"
 VALENTINE BALL The annu- al St. Valentine ball of Purity Tenn pie, No. g, Pythian Sisters, will be held at Patrick hall. Tuesday even ing. February 9. In years gone by the annual affair of Purity Temple has attracted select party and the 1915 ball promises to be no excep tiOn. All knights and their ladies are invited to attend and royal good time is assured. The very best music obtainable will be in service and in addition there will be dainty refreshments. The ladies will spend Monday and Tuesday in perfecting the decoration of the hall and alto gether no effort will be spared in l making it the social success of the season.