Arizona republican., 1917-12-02

Deen ldre several weeks.
 TO LOS ANGELES-.J. Garnett Holmes boarded last nights train for Los Angeles to be gone on a several
 FROM MARlCOPA-H. F. Edwards, a well known business man of Mari copa, is a guest at the Hotel Adams while here on a business trip.
 BUSINESS .TRlP-Jordon W. Wall. who is connected with the United States Reclamation Service, was passenger on this mornings train for Yuma where he will look after bus- mess interests
 SON OF BASEBALL FAN-W. H. Anson. son of Captain Anson, who was a famous baseball player, arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. MT. Anson will be here several days at- | tending to business affairs.
 | WITH kISSEL AUTO-Walter A. Lyon of Venice, Cal, is now member of the sales force of the Kissel Auto company of Phoenix. MT. Lyons is a musician and was employed for many years in this capacity at the Ship Cafe, Venice. He is selling Kissel and Dort cars in the Glendale district.
 HARRY HUNTER HERE-Harry Hunter who is introducing the Lex ington automobile in Arizona districts, | | coast in his Lexington "SiX." MT. ] Hunter broke some records on his trip west.
 QUARTERLY EXAMINATIONS The regular quarterly teachers exam | ination will be held in the Central school building on Monday and Tues | day. The examination will begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock. County School Superintendent A. H. Fulton who will preside requests that all who l intend to take the examination bring pencil and pencil tablet.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Will fred Austin Marman, 26, Phoenix and Leta Violet Manker, IS, Phoenix; Manueal R. Contreras, 34, Phoenix and Maria Para 15, Phoenix; John w Faulkner, 45, Winkelman, and Lillian F. Killing, 37 Phoenix; Clifford Rick McFall, "A, Phoenix and Grace G Clare, 22, Phoenix.
 WINTER VlSlTORS-Mr. and Mrs s. c. Hamilton and two children anC Miss Jenkyns of Westbrook, Conn.,, ar rived here yesterday to spend the win ter. For the present they are estab lished at the Hotel Adams.
 TO SPEND WlNTER-Miss Reed Miss c. Reed and Miss E. Reed of Lo cust N. Y., arrived in the city yester day and are guests at the Hotel Adams They contemplate spending the winte : here.
 TURKEY DlNNER-The Sccon, Baptist church will serve a turkey din
 ner Tuesday afternoon and evening December 4, beginning at 3:30 o'clock
 Rev. J. D. Gilmore is pastor of tn 1, church
 hccONIArr0 ouApIriEc Ar o1 journed meeting of the Associates z Charities is called TOT Monday after , noon at o'clock at the office of tn Associated Charities, IS South Secon ! avenue Business will be tsansacte and the election of officers will talk ) place.
 CHRISTMAS PARTIES-The Asso
 ciated Charities wishes that persons
 who will give Christmas parties fo
 poor children, will turn in their name
 at IS South Second avenue. It is es
 pecially desired that these names
 received soon so that the confusion eX . perienced last year will be avoided Anyone knowing of families who are i
 need of Christmas cheer are asked
 report them to the Associated Charities GRACE HERAN-Services 3 [ the Grace Lutheran English churc will be held at Il o'clock and 7:3
 o'clock today At the morning wor
 ship the subject will be "Thanksgiv f ing while a Home Mission song SCI l vice with address by the pastor wi L be held in the evening. Sunday schot will be held at 9:45 o'clock. Those - charge invite the public to attend a I services.
 e DANCE AT BASSLER-The Bass { Ter hotel was the scene of a most CT
 ioyable Thanksgiving day dance la:
 Thursday evening. The affair was al : tended by 20 couples, including nun l Der of prominent townspeople WI
 were present as invited guests. TT
 large dining room was tastefully det f orated for the occasion with red rost
 and pepper boughs. Excellent mus
 was renderd throughout the eNenin
 The dance was given In honor oS Mi . Florence Spaulding, a charming Mour e woman recently arrived from Mlt 5 more who is visiting for the winteN e the Bassler with friends.
 ANNUAL BAZAAR-The women
 the Grace Lutheran church will ho T their annual bazaar on Tuesday, D = cember 4, at the K. of P. hall from
 to o'clock. A cafeteria luncheon W
 be served between. Il and ? o'cloc g There will be many beautiful as W, n as useful articles for sale, among the
 is a handsome silk comforter. Maj
 of the articles will make very practic 'e Christmas gifts.
 l. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-Re IS C. A. Gilmore, pastor, will take as
 text Joseph is not. and Simeon is n
 and ye will take Benjamin away: el these things are against me-" at { e, morning service held at Il o'clock n. the Second Baptist church this nor
 ing. A covenant meeting will be he J at 8 o'clock this evening.
 MlkADO THURSDAY-Th Mikat fl a Japanese operetta in two parts W I be staged by the high school Glee cl " Thursday evening. The production iI1 given under the direction of M r1 Walsh, the music teacher, and she
 ably assisted by Miss Moore, who | r. charge of the expression part of { ,e play. New scenery is being made a - the costumes are coming from . Francisco Seats will be on sale af
 Tuesday noon at Hanny's.
 BOY WANTS HOME-A brig
 strong, we'll hammered, eleven-yes
 old boy would like a home, either sx. 4I,I IL.