Arizona republican., 1919-11-30

who is prominent in local msic cir cles, has decided to open studio at HAP East Washington street, where he will teach violin and harmony.
 CONTESTS HOMESTEAD ENTRY Arthur Webb of Gila Bend yesterday filed contest proceedings against homestead entry made by Marcella Cole on May l, 1917, in this county. Webb claims that Miss Cole failed to establish her residence and that she has also failed to cultivate the land.
 MOTHERS CONGRESS AND PIT The Phoenix local council board of the Congress of Mothers and ai ent- | Teacher association will hold their | regular meeting Monday morning at Il o'clock at the home of Mrs. Harry | L. Hancock. 535 East Willetta street. Members are expected to be present l
 EASTERN STAR SOCIAL = Queen Esther chapter 23 of the Eastern Star will give a box social at the Masonic | Temple, Friday night, December 5. Tea and coffee will be served with the box lunches. Dancing and a general good time is promised. All masons, wives and sons will be welcome. MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage | clerk of the superior court to Samuel F. Burg. AZ. and Anita Dominguez, 35, both of Phoenix, and to Orville Benton, 34 of Amarillo, Texas, and Sylvia Johns, 22, of Holbrook
 BOYS GYM Classes for boys are being held every day, and
 boys from the age of ten years up, have scheduled hours for gym classes. Boys
 will be assigned to classes by the phy sical director immediately upon talk
 ing out a membership.
 QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE TO
 MEET-The Qeen Esther circle of the | First Methodist chrch will hold it's
 monthly meeting December 1, imme-
 diately after school, in the church par
 lors. All members are urged to be
 present.
 FUNERAL OF L. M. HUGHES
 Funeral services for L. M. Hughes will
 be held at the chapel of Moore & Mo
 Lellen Monday, December 1, at 2 o'clock
 p. m. The Rev Hawkins of the Fowler
 Baptist church will officiate.
 NAME APPRAISERS - Dr. L. D. Dameron, Sidney Stewart and Jesse
 Kelly were appointed appraisers of the
 estate of Otto E. Plath yesterday by Judge Lyman.
 CHURCH BAZAAR = The Ladies'
 Aid of the English Grace Lutheran
 church will hold a bazaar at the K. of
 P. hall next Friday, from o'clock in the morning until 5:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
 COLLECTOR FRANKLIN TO RE- TURN-Alfred Franklin, collector of
 internal revenue, will return tomorrow from New Mexico where he has been
 on official business.
 9 P.E o. MEETING-T P. E. O. s will meet next Tuesday night at the : home of Mrs Al w. McCurry, S11 g North First street. Visiting members = are invited.
 , TRINITY PRo-cATHEDRAL SER = VICES-The Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks y will take the place of Dean William = Scarlett at todays services at the
 Trinity Pro- Cathedral. : CITY BAND CONCERT-The city c band will give free public concert at 9 the Peacock this afternoon at a o'clock
 EAST AND WEST MEETS Ar 7 rivals at the Jefferson hotel yesterday s included E. s. Luther. Jr., of San Fran ,. cisco, and Wilbur Braun of New York T City.
 f FROM LOS ANGELES "A. J
 Hughes, $. P. Platt and E. l.. Porter were among Los Angeles visitors to T. the city yesterday All three were f registered at the Jefferson. Q HERE FROM OkLAHOMA-D. c
 Foster of Kingfisher. Okla, arrived ir '. Phoenix yesterday. He is a guest al T the Jefferson.
 t AT THE COMMERCIAL H. w a Conner of Los Angeles, was a visitor . here yesterday. He was registered al = the Commercial
 r PARKER MAN IN CITY = Alberr ! German and G. w. Jones of Parker " Arizona, arrived here yesterday. They a are stopping at the Commercial. e CHlCAGOANS AT THE ADAMS II Charles Allen and R. L. Walker botf l. of Chicago, were registered at th' le Hotel Adams yesterday. 1T HOUSTON MAN IS VlSlTOR-J IS c. Hayms of Houston, Texas, is a gues
 at the Adams while in this city