Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
TALLEY CASE GOES ovER-The

pEelile court ana the case goes over
until the next call of the calendar.
CASE ARGUED-The case of tha
Warren company VS.. VIM. G. Hanson
was argued for the appellant in su-
preme court yesterday by Frank II.
Hereford Counsel for the appellee
cid not appear.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY = The
Harmony club will give a card party
Wednesday afternoon, March Il, at
the Woman's club-rooms. The public
is cordially invited. The proceeds will
be devoted to charity.
MARRIAGE INCONSISTENCIES E.
Anderson and Florence Tremaine, Os-
car G. Shaffer and Hazel A. Suggett OF
Coronado City, Cal: Peter X. NJ. Kart
marriage licenses yesterday by the
clerk of the superior court.
HASTY MESSENGERS MOVE -
The office of the Hasty Messenger
service moved yesterday from Wall
street to new quarters in the rear of
Doyle's cigar stand on North Central
avenue. The concern retains the
tinue to he open all night.
SATURDAY RECITAL A very
pleasing recit;n was rendered by the
Young pupils of the Arizona School of
Music Yesterday afternoon. Those
who took part in the program We're:
Margaret Zimmerman Jean Roldis,
Ruth Bowman, Victoria Acke, Mar
guerite Blendinger. Betty Barry. Mary
Ryan. Esther Carpenter, Lucille Ma
roneN Genevieve Cope and Nioa Rob
crts
MEMS MEETING TODAY-Bishop
Mouzon will address the mems meet
ing to be held at the Columbia theater
this afternoon under the auspices OF
the Y. NJ. c. \. Hugh NJ. Wright
will sing a solo, and the chorus sing
ing will be led by Rev. J. Allen Ray.
The meeting will begin at 5:4J pm.
NEW TRIAL ORDERED-Af
ing the order of the lower court. the
supreme court yesterday remanded
the case OF H. s Corbett VS.. S. l..
kingan, trustee. and Farrand @. Benc-
dict for a new trial. The case was
brought up on appeal from Pima
county.
PUPILS TO PLAY - Lucille Banta
and Ermine Hackbarth. pupils of
Maude Pratt Cate. first assistant of
the piano department. and Edith Lie
benow. pupil of Frank Lloyd Stuchal,
teacher of violin will be heard in a
Nesper recital at the Arizona School
of Music this afternoon at o'clock.
No charge will he made, and every
one is cordially invited
ST. PATRiCK'S BALL-The Wood =
mems Circle will hold its annual st.
Patricks Day ball at Patrick hall,
Wednesday evening March Il. Besse' S
orchestra will furnish the music and
there will he pleasing refreshments
The committee in charge consisting of
Mrs Clinton Lauver Mrs. Ruth Full
ton and Mrs. Carrie Harmony. have
been untiring in their efforts to make
this the social success Of the season
and their efforts seem destined to he
crowned with success
WOEBER SMITH TO FLAGSTAFF
announcement was made last week
that Woeber Smith and family viii
leave in few days for Flagstaff. Mr.
Smith gives up his position as office
manager for the Phoenix Wholesale
I Meat q Produce Co. to assume that OF
general cashier for Rabbit Brothers
The departure Of the smiths is a thing
! Of regret to their many friends ant
most especially 50 to those who formed
( the business circle in which Mr.. Smitf
! moved. He is however, to be congrat
! management of the finances of Bah
, bitt Brothers.
! A RECTION-While a hcadlin,
: should always be an earnest of tn,
story surmounted by ii. it often give:
p mistaken impression concerning it
1 The writer frequently uses word in
J headline so literally that it's meanin;
to him and to the reader are quite diff
%, ferent In "A story yesterday mornin;
: concerning the Daughters of the Amer
! lean Revolution it was stated that TIL
Arizonr Chapter had been "disfran
chsed' in the national society. 1t wa,
meant only that the state vice regen
! had been declared to be ineligible TO ac
! in that capacity on the ground of non
residence in Arizona. But. in any even
the chapter is entitled to representation
| in the person of Mrs II. l.. Chandler
the state regent
MISS HORNS PENSION = He
many friends in this locality will b.
pleased to learn that pension ha
been granted to Miss Rebecca Horn
in connection with her services a
nurse through the Spanish American
war. She enlisted in the fall Of 1879
and saw her first service at LeXing
ton Ky. and later was stationed a
Columbus. Georgia, from which poin
she was transferred to the front, he
headquarters being at Cienfuegos
Cuba Miss Horn has been one o
the best known and most highly-re
spected nurses in Arizona for a mum
Ter of years, and although tn
amount of the pension given her i
small. she is receiving the SINGER
congratulation of her many acquaint
iances over it. Congressman Hayde
had Miss Horns application in hant
and helped it along its way throug
congress.