Arizona republican., 1916-02-07

PURVINES ILL-B Lee Purvines, manager of the Empress Theater. i~ confined to his home with d severe attack of pneumonia
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -I There are undelvered telesrams at the Western Union Telegraph Office for the following: w. H. Thompson. Roy M. Gillian. J. J. Kessler and J. B. Wilson.
 STUDY CLUB-The meeting of the Study Club, a department of the Mu- sicians Club, has been postponed on account of the illness of the leader Elton Ensign Hale. The regular meeting of the Musicians Club will be held susual this afternoon at three o'clock
 SEEKING SON-M H. Price of An 1 cho N. M., has written Chief of Police 1 George o. Brisbois, asking that he make an effort to locate his son. R. l Cecil Price, who has been in this sec | tion since Christmas. He worked for a time in mine near Winkelman but i is supposed to have since come to l Phoenix
 TRAINS TO MARICoPA TODAY- The regular train service on the Ar izona Eastern railroad, which was stopped by the recent high waters. will be resumed today the first train for that place leaving Phoenix at six o'clock this evening. All of the other regular trains. in both directions. will Iaiso be put into service today 1 WOODMEN TO lNITlATE-Phoe- nix Camp, No. ,, Woodmen of the World, will hold a regular meeting this evening in Knights of Pythias Hall, at which time several candi- dates will be initiated The drill team has recently received new uni forms throughout and will put on the work tonight attired in the latest Woodcraft style. All members of the local camp as well as visiting Wood men are urged to attend.
 DEATH OF MRS. WINTER-Mrs Mary A, Winter died yesterday morning at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs J. w. Smith, TAG West Fill more street. Mrs. Winter had been a resident here for the past eight years, coming here from Washington
 
 two sons in the State of Washing ton and two daughters, Mrs. J. w. Smith and Mrs. x. w. Shelley of Phoenix The funeral will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the funeral parlOr of H. M Maus. 311 North First avenue. Rev. Claude C. Jones of the Christian church will of ficiate; interment in Greenwood cemetery.
 RETAIL DAlRYMEN QUALIFY- According to a report of Inspector J. P. Kehoe of the city health department ma9e to City Health Officer H. K
 Beauchamp, the Norton Dairy and Grimes Jersey Dairy, have recently qualified under the new milk ordinance to sell class A milk and cream in this cit. Those who have already quail fled to sell class B milk and cream are , the Mangerton, Willow Farm. IOglesby, Malrin. Borough, Perino, Stevens, Home, La Tourette, Pioneer, PinkertOn,
 Whitmire and Alexander dairies The inspections are proceeding and each month the entire list of those who have qualified will be published as re- |
 EVANGELISTS FILLED PULPIT Yesterday evening the pulpit of the First Methodist Episcopal church of this city was filled by Rev. William
 M. Holderby of Pittsburg, aided by
 Prof. P. o. Gates. They are noted eastern evangelists who are on their
 way to Florence, where they will conduct an evangelistic campaign dur ing the coming weeks. Rev. Harker invited the visitors to take charge of the services last night, and as re- suit of their activities. five persons r joined the church at the meeting Rev HOlderby has been conducting some 5 big meetings in the east, and be- : lieves in the tabernacle system of evangelism, and hopes to hold ser ies of meetings in Phoenix next fall or winter.