Arizona republican., 1915-12-19


 State Osborn yesterday issued notarial | commissions to N. P. Rosenberg, of | kirgman, and F. T. Bailey, of Anna donville, Santa Cruz county.
 BACK FROM OATMAN w P l CIeary, member Of the state corpora ton commission, who has been in the 1 Oatman district for the past week | looking after mining matters. returned l to this city yesterday afternoon. INVESTMENT 0ERMITS-The fol- 1 lowing investment permits were issued 1 yesterday by the state corporation 1 commission; Sun Dial Mining Com l pany, of Oatman. George H. Nolan, | president; Arizona Boy Mining and Milling Company. of Oatman. il. V. Blenkiron, president. WILL INSTALL NEW OFFICERS The newly elected officers of the local Order of the Eastern Star. will be installed Thursday evening at the 1 lodge rooms ir the Masonic temple. Following the installation the mem bers will be entertained by a program and an elaborate banquet 1 OLD-TIMER RETURNS John l Murphy, who was chairman of the 1 judiciary committee of the first legis- lature and a resident of Globe. was ' Angeles. and was calling on his old | friends and acquaintanCes. MT. Mur 1 phv removed to Los Angeles several years ago.
 l JAEGAR- BRYANT The marriage
 Mary Caroline Bryant was sOlmnized
 on Wednesday last at the new home
 of the couple on North Fourth ave
 nue, the ceremony being performed l by Rev Claude Jones of the Christian
 church. The bride was formerly a resident of Clarksville, Mo, that be- ing the old family home
 COBB MISSED HIS TRAIN-State l Engineer Lamar Cobb, who has been ! in the north part of the state for the past week on business connected with his office has been trying awfully hard for the past several days to get back to Phoenix, but was yesterday foilcd in his efforts to reach home by
 the fact that he missed his train and
 was compelled to postpone his de- parture for another twenty-fOur hours.
 He expects to arrive today.
 ASKS GOVERNOR TO FIND
 MISSING BOY-Mrs. c. A. Flanigan.
 of 2O9la South Hudson street. Okla
 homa City has written to Governor
 Hunt asking that he assist her in
 the search which she is conducting
 for her son Otis, age fifteen, who
 disappeared from home several weeks
 ago, and who is thought to have
 come to ArIzona. The lad is said l to nave q large scar on his stom-
 ach. and several smaller sears on diff
 ferent parts of his body The moth-
 CT will appreciate any information
 IS to the whereabouts of the missing l son.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL - A. G. lFlagg Kelvin: F. c. Fernandez and B. r. Zerllin. Ray; Ed Hasbin; Frank
 Criswell, Phoenix; w. H. Thatcher: ; A. B. Rhodes and wife, Columbus } Ohio: Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson, Col
 umbus; C. Mullaine, Des MOines; D. w Hubbs( Nashville, Tenn; Mrs. N.
 Bartlett and Miss Myrtle Gather. ' BIaden, Neh. H. T. Cox and wife.
 Yuma; F. E. Hood; Mrs. c. F. Began . and child. Holbrook; John r. Jones. U Tempe; Mrs. Stella Wier; Mrs. Tur- : ley; Mrs. E. Chl, Toledo; Thomas ' Simms. Los Angeles; w. P. Moore and wife. Mississippi; O. Finley
 and wife. Carrizozo. N. NJ; A. C. V Cusholm, Wilcox; \. B. Pratt. Los n Angeles; L. II. Gadsby city; Mrs . McGraw and daughter Bessie; Joseph f N. Allen; David Care. Canon.
 f COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. Wal
 ter Bennett and Mrs. H. J. Jesso-
 were hostesses at the Country cluf s tea yesterday. While the links anC f courts were crowded not a few re-
 maincd indoors and enjoyed a rub. a Der of bridge the highest score be-
 ing made by Mrs George H. Lut- = gerding. Among those who gathered Q around the card tables were Mrs Q Walter Talbot. Mrs. Ancil Martin f Mrs William G. Hartranft, Mrs f. Louis Wallace Mrs. Horace Knowles
 Mrs. Evans Darby. Mrs. Isaac Taf V StOddard, Mrs. Harold C. Bennett l. Mrs Richard F. Sloan, Mrs. H. NJ l. Fennemore Mrs Thompson Graham Mrs David Goldberg, Mrs Louis II d Chalmers Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth n Mrs Fen Hildreth. Mrs Edward O.
 Malley. Mrs. George Lutgerding IT Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mrs. Asa L a Kennan and Miss Robert Guthrie O 5 Waehireton, D. c
 = AT THE ADAMS-C. C. Henke '- Peterson; ". H. Tuttle, Fl Paso; R it M. Tucker. Syracuse, N. r.; Mrs. IT v D. Carlson and son. Prescott; c. " T. Robinson, Hartford, Conn: Miss Elm Il ma F. Lyman, Hartford; C. F. Will 7. COX, St. Louis: owen Duff, Vulture To D. w. Sanford Denver; Margare 1t Baughman and R. I. Gardner. Oska |? loosa, Iowa: G. O. Nolan, Ray; T. J IT Hudspeth. Kingman; B. J. Futile. O er Fl Paso; F.. T. Chapman, Phoenix; N " A. Eaton Duluth; F. A. Sawyer, Win st slow; H. B. Hamlinson NJ. H. Temple 1t Kansas City; Mrs. Fl. F. Moe, Rose 1t vile, Cal; F.. c. Lindner, Los Angeles Il Shirley Houston, Globe: Mrs. R. c is Burgess, Vulture; Clement Coleman y and Thomas D. Mallov Yuma; Town' Q. Young. Dallas; NJ. F. Aimes and wife s, Chicago; H. w. Hvres. and wife. SaI = Francisco: W. D. Webb Les Angeles t. Mrs. C. Dana Carter and Ms. w. H W Ederley, Thermopolis. Arizona; A. La II ion and G. Serret. New York; L. G d hrens. Cincinnati Ohio; Mrs. F. H n Boedl5er and Misses Nell Hillersen anC y Line Clausen. Chicago: J. Behrstock g Los Angeles: T. NJ. Quehedeaux an' r. Kenneth Myers, Gallup, N. NJ.
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