Arizona republican., 1917-11-13
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DINNER PosTPoNED-owing to the delay in the shipment of the pos sums, the dinner which was to have been given by the Georgia society on November 15, has been postponed to later date.
 IS iMPROVING-The many friends of Mrs. F. NJ. Arnett will be glad to know that she is improving from a very serious operation performed at the Sisters hospital 10 days ago.
 ATTENTION COMPANY B-There will be no drill by Company B, Phoe- nix Police Reserves, tonight as has been the custom. Captain Yates, how ever, desires every member to be pres ent for drill at the usual time next Tuesday night.
 LUMBER YARDS cLosE-The lumber yards of Phoenix have ar ranged to close their places of busl- ness at noon today ana Thursday and will close all day Saturday. This is to enable all of the employees to attend the fair.
 BisBEE NEWSPAPERMAN-Mr. c. A. Cain general manager of the Bisbee Review and the Arizona Star and Mrs. Cain are in the city attending the fair. | They are the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Doran. This is the first visit of MT. Cain to the Salt River valley.
 FLEETWOOD HERE-E. E. Ellin- wood, chief counsel for the Copper | Queen Mining company and other | Phelps. Dodge and company interests in the southwest arrived in the city from the north yesterday. After day at the fair he will return to his home at Bisbee tonight.
 WHOSE BUGGY?-A StudebakeI buggy in good condition was found in the southern part of the city and taken to the. police station yesterday | There is nothing about the buggy giv- | ing any idea of to whom it belongs The police are anxious that the owner call and identify his property so that 1t may be returned to him.
 WINNERS ATTENTlON-Thos 1T charge urge each member of the Win ner's Bible class of the First Methodist | Episcopal church, not to forget the | regular business meeting tonight a, | 7:30 o'clock in the church parlors Each one is asked to be present to helI transact any important business that may come up.
 | WooDMAN cIRcLE-The regular | weekly dance under the auspices o1 theN Woodmen's Circle, to be held al | Patrick hall tomorrow evening, prom ises to be unusually enjoyable. Besse's orchestra has been augmented for tho occasion, there will be special musical selections, extra numbers and every thing calculated to give all a most en- joyable time. The public is cordially invited by the committee in charge.
 BROTHER-lN-L KiLlE D. Among the casualties listed in the trair l wreck on. the Denver and Rio Grandt yesterday, was the death of Guy B Alexander, bandmaster of one of the troops aboard. Mir Alexander was q | brother flaw of J. R. Price of the firm of Price and Price, local state agents for the Interstate Life Insurance company. Mir. Price and family left l, for Salt Lake City last evening, where the body is being held.
 SCOTTSDALE STAGE-During fail week the Scottsdale stage will operate upon a special schedule. The stage station is at First and Adams streets and the stage leaves this week at oclocl, in tht afternoon instead of al 5 o'clock, as usual, to accommodate those coming in from the fair. Or three evenings this week there will b' extra late stages. On Tuesday. Thurs day and Saturday nights the stage vii leave at Il o'clock to care for thos, who wish to spend the evening in town | COMING HOME-According to wort received by E. E. Patton yesterday. hii son, Glenn Patton, and Halmar Bos trom, who took the examination for tn, aviation corps recently in San Diego
 will arrive home Wednesday for a fev
 weeks visit before being called fo
 training at the Berkeley ground school
 Mir Patton passed the examination
 with a 100 per cent grade and was on
 of three that passed out of pos
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