Arizona republican., 1916-01-06
McKINLEY P.T A-1.be NTcKin

MckINLEY p. T. A.-1he Mckinley Parent Teachers Association will hold Ia very important meeting this after noon at the school house
 UNOELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are uudelivered teleErams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: Howard Pdschal and William r.. Frank.
 LADIES AID MEETlNG-The Lad ies' Aid of the Grace Lutheran Church will meet with Mrs. Deitmeir 767 r. Culver street this afternoon at two o'clock
 FROM CASA GRANDE-W Ward Davies of Casa Grande, immigration Commissioner of Pinal County was in the city yesterday. He said his county would do their part in cooperating with the state fair commissioner for a better state fair this fall i BOARD OF DIRECTORS There 1 will be meeting of the board of di- i rectors of the chamber of commerce this afternoon at four o'clock at the office building. There is some very f important business to come before the directors.
 GOOD ROAOS-The Good Roads icommittee of the chamber of com merce will meet Saturday at noon at ! the Arizona Club. Several matters of i importance will be brought before the committee. There will also Ee a trir ! about the valley. Luncheon will bC served at the Club
 i PECAN GROWING-For the benefit 1 of those interested in oceans. the ] chamber of commerce has secured from United States Experiment Sta 1 ton at Sacaton a fine exhibit of the 1 three leading varieties Of oceans They
 are the Delmas, Kincaid. and Ally. al extra fine
 CORPORATION COMMISSION-A ! q meeting of the state corporation ! commission held yesterday afternoon ] it was decided to dismiss the com | plaint which had been filed with thai ! body by George Pilctard against tho l Pacific Gas and Electric company O
 this city.
 MOOSE WILL OANCE-The mem l bers of the Moose lodge will give an l other one of their enjoyable dances a the lodge rooms this evening, the af- 1 fair having been postponed from tn i last week on account of the bad 1 weather. As on former occasions, th' 1 Besse orchestra will furnish the mel ody for the dancers and the usual good i time is assured to all who attend.
 w. c. T. U.-The Woman's Chris tian Temperance Union will hold it | first meeting in the new year this af
 ternoon at 2:15 at their building ol 1 West Monroe street Devotional ser
 vices will be in charge of Mrs. F. F
 Stevens. The acting president, Mrs 1 Braxton desires reports from the sec
 retaries and officers of the work fO
 the past year There will also he al
 election of officers
 A FAIR CALL-Though the weath
 CT in the valley is the best an,
 warmest ever. Pinnev and Robinson are trying to make a few people be
 lieve that winter is about to make it,
 advent. They have on exhibition il
 their show windows. a pair of Nor
 wegian skees to be used in the Whit
 mountains. They have sold severa
 pairs of skis and snow shoes durin
 the present season for use in tn
 mountain country.
 JOHN R. GORMAN DlES.-John R German, for more than fifteen year!
 an employe of the Phoenix Railwa!
 company, died early yesterday morn
 ing at the family residence. 1904 Eas . Washington street He leaves hi widow and five children. The remain will be taken to the Catholic churc
 from the Whitney undertaking chape at o'clock tomorrow morning and tn
 funeral will be held at S:3O o'clocl
 Burial will be made in the Catholi cemetery.