Arizona republican., 1915-10-05
MOOSE MEETINC-Au ,Ioose

| MOOSE EETINC-All SIooSe are requested to attend the meeting of l Phoenix Lodge 70S at Moose Home | tonight. Matters of interest to all l Loyal Moose will be taken up. besides l there will be something to eat after | the meeting is over. Be on hand at s | o'clock.
 GOES TO AsYLUM-Millard Fears of Tempe, whose strange actions at the police station on Sunday convinced Chief of Police Brisbois that he was mentally unbalanced, was examined yesterday as to his sanity, and was committed to the state asylum for the { insane
 FALL OPENING = The American College of Dressmaking will have it's fall opening display of fall dress suits and millinery Saturday afternoon and evening. A public class demonstra- tion of pattern hats will be held in the evening beginning at eight o'clock. The 1 college is located at F Monihan building.
 J. H. HANNON DIES-John Har- lis HannQn passed away at his home, 726 F. Portland St. Sunday aged ~ years. He came here two years ago from Spokane. Wash. for his health. He leaves to mourn his loss his widow, daughter and son. The funeral will be held this after noon at 900 o'clock from the H. NJ. Manns chapel, 311 North First avenue Rev. James E. Yates will officiate and interment will be in Greenwood cemetery
 FROM PETaIFIED FOREST-J. M. McCGlloch and sister, Miss Marguerite McCulloch. returned Sunday evening from a three weeks, automobile trip through Northern Arizona The prin- cipal place visited was the petrified forest, where he secured q number of interesting photographs. which will be added to his studio collection of Ari- zona views. MT McCulloch found reasonably good roads and is now a great booster for Ariona vacation tours by Arizona people.
 ANOTHER MARRYING RECORD Judge r. r. Parker in officiating at the marriage of Miss Alice MacGin to Cecil Earle Pierce, performed the third ceremony in the MacGin family. having read the service at the we'd dings of the brides two sisters in 1909 Captain Parker says he is going to break his own record as a marrying Judge" and in the coming year hopes to marry as many young people as he has in the six years and half that he has served as justice of the peace
 ERHARDT RETURNS - George Erhardt resumed his duties as a clerk in the office of the board of super visors yesterday. Mrs. Erhardt will remain in Santa Ana two weeks and on her return the young folk will build a home in Los Palmas addition. Their marriage took place in Los An geles September 27, as announced ex- clusively in the Republican. The court house attaches gave MT. Erhardt the time of his life" Saturday, when he was made to serve jail sentence after appearing in court in answer to some half dozen charges.
 TO JUVENILE COURT-John Petty aged 13 years, of 1239 East Jefferson street, Nelson Morris. aged If years. Of 1920 East Jefferson Street, and Clarence Kean, aged II, were trans ferred to the county juvenile court yesterday by the police. They had been arrested on Sunday charged with stealing several bicycles, a gun ny sack filled with rabbit ears which were being saved to claim the bounty allowed by the county, a rifle and a pocketbook. Upon being taken before
 
 no complaint had been filed against them and they were accordingly dis missed
 GREEN WITH EQUITABLE-Chas A. Greene, for the past three years chief accountant for the local reclama- tion office, is leaving the government service and will hereafter be identi- fled with the Equitable Life Assurance Society as special agent for Phoenix and vicinity. Mir. Greene will make his headquarters with Paul s. Kantz, state manager for the Society's local agency, and together they will boost for Arizona. Phoenix and the Equitable Life. This agency has recently added a-number of men to it's corps of solici- tors to take care of the rapidly in creasing volume of business throughout the state, and reports excellent pros poets for the future
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