Arizona republican., 1917-12-10
GRADUATE NuRsES-A

GRADUATE NURSES-A. meeting , of all graduate nurses will be held | Wednesday evening, December F, at 730 o'clock, at 214 East Van Buren street. The meeting is for the pur- pose of organizing an association and to elect officers. All graduate nurses, whether in active work or retired, are requested by Miss Nellie Wilcox, who is in charge of the arrangements to attend
 LOUIS STEWART HAPPY-Louis F. Stewart was darting around town yesterday and telling everybody he met that a bouncing boy, weighing 9A pounds, had arrived at his home, 1243 East Monroe street, Although this is not the first time he has been blessed with an addition to his family, it would have been hard for one not acquainted with the fact to believe other than that this was the first and original Stewart baby. Mother and son are doing nicely.
 HERE FOR PRISoNER-Deputy Sheriff J. F. Reimer, of Riverside, Cal, arrived here yesterday morning with d warrant for Hattie Belle Floyd, a negress, wanted in the California city for alleged fraudulent check opera tions. The woman waived extradition ana lell WllH lIG OlliCei ldSt cNtllillS During the day Deputy Reimer was taken about the valley and given bet ter idea of this section than he could ever get from reading or hearing others | talk. He said before departing that Phoenix has it over Riverside con- | siderably.'
 AN UNREsPoNslvE DoG-The | general attitude of the public toward 1 dog, which in the case of normal in- ! dividuals is one of friendliness may be observed almost every day and every minute of the day by those who stand at the corner of First and Washington streets. About three persons out of every five who pass Berryhill's stop for an instant to pat the immense Vic tor dog on the head. So far he has declined to signify his qualification at these marks of affection, by even the slightest wiggle of his stump of a tail.
 FARM SPEClALIST-J. A. Miller of Las Cruces, N. NJ, is in Phoenix at the Hotel Adams, taking up work lately assigned him as farm help specialist of the department of ag- riculture. He is touring Arizona and New Mexico, his especial district, making a general survey of the last season and gathering plans for the next. He will be in this valley till Monday night, when he goes to Yuma, there to join several agricul- tural extension specialists of the University force Here he has found the farm labor problem largely set tied already, by the work of the local cotton growers association, but offers all assistance for the coming season and in the problems that are expected to materialize in holding laborers over the slack winter period.
 TEA GUESTS SEW-Mrs. Thorna. Spence and Mrs. A. T. Anderson gave an attractively appointed tea Saturday afternoon at the formers home at 1109 North Central avenue The rooms were prettily decorated in cut flowers and the guests passed a delightful afternoon ir sewing for the Red Cross. Miss Alice Burton was awarded the prize for making the most articles and a consolation gift was pre- sented to Miss Harriet Snodgrass for accomplishing the least amount of work. Among those present were Mrs. J. J. Heard, Mrs. Pur Mary Wheat, Miss Matte Doster Miss Ellen Humphries, Miss Eleanor Wallingford, Miss Verna Young, Mis-. Helen Haldiman, Miss Harriet Snod ; grass, Miss Sybil Green, Miss Lena , Hoghe, Miss Alice Burton, Mis- , , Esther Buchanan, Miss Ernestin, Stratton and Miss Anna Rohrig.
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 Harvest Festival at the Woman 2 club Thursday, December 13, at S:3 y p. m.-Adv.