Arizona republican., 1908-09-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

HOME AGAIN-S. J. Doster and
 family have returned from a months | visit in California towns. RETURNING HOMER. II. Greene, i of Green and Griffin is expected to | return home from his summer vacation | Monday
 i YUMA VISITOR-E. F. Sanguinetti
 of Yuma was a Phoenix visitor ycster- day and the guest of Hon. Isaac T. | Stoddard at dinner
 MAYORS RETURE-mayor Cog gins who is also adjutant general of | the territory is expected to return | home from his eastern soiourn this morning
 RETURNED FROM THE COAST ! Mir. and Mrs. Emil Gang and family returned yesterday from the coast
 where they have been spending the
 Summer
 LADIES FREE-The ladies will be | admitted free to the grandstand at the baseball game this afternoon between
 the Phoenix Cubs and the Lehi In dians The game will be called at 3:30 o'clock by Umpire DelgadO "hs NlNO mhOs . iOOONhO | FlONC MT and Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard re-
 turned Tuesday from California where
 they spent several weeks during the
 hot weather They first had a cottage at Ocean Park then went to CapistranO for a while
 RETURNED FROM OCEAN PARK Mrs. J. J. Sweeney and daughter
 Miss Norma returned yesterday morn
 ing from Ocean Park where they have been spending the summer They were met at Maricopa by Mir Sweeney on their return.
 IN THE FIELD AGAIN-County Surveyor c. A. Streitz who has been spending the summer in San Diego and other coast towns, has retlVned to his own pastures and is agaik ready to string chains over the best country on earth
 GUESTS AT THE ANGELUS-The following residents of Arizona were guests of the -Angelus hotel at Los An geles last week: J. W. Schultz Flor ence; Mrs. R. R McDermid. Phoenix: Jos. J. Shaw and wife, Jerome and !. T. LeSueur. Mesa.
 TO VISIT OLD HoME-Dr. O. L. Mahoney expects to leave Monday for a two months visit in his former home in Arkansas. The doctor has been here for many years, too long to be weaned away from Arizona but he now feels it in his duty to go back and tell oth- CT people what they are missing.
 A PUEBLO ViSiTOR-Miss DolIie BOwser of Pueblo, Colo, arrived in the city yesterday and is visiting Mrs. Charles Folgesong and the family of G. W. Sharp. Miss BoWser and Mrs Foglesong were childhood chums. The former came from California where she has spent the summer.
 NO CHANGE OF NAME-George Vega and Francisco Vega were united in marriage last night by Justice Johnstone. Though the parties are very much akin to each other now. notwithstanding the sameness of their names there was no previous relation ship
 NEBRASKA VISITOR-Mrs. Verna Parnell of Atkinson, Neb.. arrived here yesterday morning to join her father. ! A. F. Stennett, of The Republican force. After a few days visit they will both go to the sound country for wis it with Mir. Stcnnett's parents and oth- 1 CT relatives.
 POCKET TIME TABLE-The Post 1 office News Store has issued for free distribution, a pocket time table show l ing the car service on all lines of the | Phoenix Railway company. It is a 1 neat little pasteboard folder carrying I in addition to the timetable. few hints about the stock of the Postoffice l News store.
 PRICE OF FLOOD WATER.-Thel price of flood water to the farmers for the winter season is 50 cents an acre instead of 60 cents as has been adver- | -ised by the reclamation srvice. the of | ficials of which authorize this an | nouncement It was a clerical error | in the writing of the advertisement and 1 was not discovered until recently. | There has been no overcharge at the | office, the water being sold at 90 cents | the same as last year, and this an nouncment is made merely for the in of thdse who may have been 1eterred from buying through noting he erroneous and higher price named | n the advertisement