Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE-Charles w

MARRIAGE LICENSE-Charles w.. Miller and Ninna NJ. Ellison of Pinal county were granted marriage lie ense by the clerk of the superior court yesterday.
 BOX SOClAL-The t'raternal Bro therhood, which has changed it's re- gular meeting night from Saturday to Thursday. will on next Thursday even ing. hold box social in the Knights of Pythias Hall, to which the public
 is cordially invited and a good time is promised. There will be d pleasing program.
 UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph of flee for the following: w. C. Ed ridge, J. r. Reynolds. l. C. Adams. Geo <. Hoskins C. B. Daniels, Dick man.
 KENTUCKY SOCIETY The Ken lucky Society will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the New Palace Cafe teria. All members of the orSaniza ton as well as former and visiting Kentuckians are urged to attend There will be no moonshine and while shoot ing irons are not barred it is not be- lieved they will be necessary.
 JUBILEE SINGERS COMiNG-W. (. Bucl,ners' original Jubilee Sing CTS will appear at the High School Auditorium. Monday March -. They are the best known Jubilee singers n Lyceum and Chautaulua work. They will appear here under the auspices of the ladies of the Meth odist church.
 HELEN KELLER TICkETS-The tickets for ;he Helen Keller lecture a.' the high school auditorium. sun day night. March l3. are on sale at Berryhill {; owl Drug company Sun Drug company. Five Points Drug Store, Nauean's Grocery, near tine Indian school. and at the II. A. Diehl Shoe store. Tickets may be reserved Thursday and Friday, from 2 d. m. to 6:30 D. m., at Diehl' $ Shoe Store.
 LIBRARY REPORT-The report of the Phoenix Carnegie Free Public Li- brary for the month of February, made public yesterday shows that Al mem bersh;p cards were issued 2433 readers used the reading room. a magazines were issued on cards and 4445 books were issued Of the books issued 1915 were fiction. "A were juvenile and 756 were general literature. The daily av craze for the twentythree days the library was open was l92 books. From fines there was received SIS.92.
 KANE E-CULVER-At the home in Ray of Mrs. Charles Pauli. mother of the bride, there will be>solemniZed this morning the wedding of Miss Bernice Culver. and Ralph Kane, second son of Gear@e w. Kane. of this city. Both the bride and groom are former resi- dents of this city, MT Kane having removed to Ray about three or four years ago to accept d position as fore man ~ith the Ray Consolidated com pany. Miss Culver. left Phoenix some thing over a year ago. Immediately following the ceremony. wedding breakfast Will he served and then the young couple will board the train for this city. where they will spend their ! honeymoon.
 MOOSE DANCE Every arrange ment is complete for the sixth of the 1 series of ten social dances to be given under the auspices of Phoenix Lodge 1 No. l0S, Loyal Order of Moose. this evening at Moose Home. Besse's or 1 chestrd will be on hand to furnish ex- cellent music and Prof. King will hold l a free dancing instruction class iron ] S:3o clock until o'clock, the houl when the grand march begins Ont ] of the features of the evening will bt 1 the square dance especially arranged 1 for those who enjoy the good. old fla shioned dances. All Moose and theil friends are urged to attend. There i, but nominal admission fee
 DOWN FROM ROOSEVELT-C E 1 Armistead, manager of the Roosevelt | Hotel and the general store at Roose
 velt came down to Phoenix yesterda, on business He says that there i 1 every indication of an exceptional, ] heavy travel via Roosevelt road thi 1 fortable rooms for the accommod;
 tions of guests desiring to spend a fev
 days taking in the beauties of that sec
 tIon. He said that there is an abund
 ance of snow on the hills that has no
 begun to melt and which will in du
 time furnish an abundant addtiona
 supply Of water fro the reservoir Whic
 Is already attaining that height wher 1t is but the matter of few day
 before it will be running over the spill
 ways.
 PATTERSON IN JUSTICE COUR' W. D. Patterson. who formerly on
 erated an auto for hire with hi
 stand on East Washington stree ! was up before Justice of the Peac DeSouza yesterday afternoon charge , with taking an auto tire wort ' about fifty dollars. from the O'Ne Garage on x. Central avenue. Tn O'Neil people allege that Patterso
 come into their place to purchase
 tire. and when the salesman's bac