Arizona republican., 1908-07-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST

] MilO lliS DGtH litlt bli DuoiiiNsS AO (some time. left yesterday for Pueblo lColorado.
 TO WINDY cITY.-Jimmy Bryant
 of J. w. Doris grocery, left last nigh
 for Denver or vacation and will g from there to Chicago.
 BACK FROM PRESCOTT.-Attor.
 ney B. k. Marks returned home yester- Iday from Prescott where he has beer
 for several days on legal business.
 LEFT FOR NEBRASKA.-Nellie M Brown and Mary Sidell left over tho
 santa Fe this morning for Culberton Nebraska, for the remaining summer months.
 THE EXODUS.-Among those leav- ing over the $. F. and $. F. railroads .ycSterday were: J. A. Elliott and fam lilly; Miss Mary Manning, Milwaukee;
 Miss Mary Trainer, Chanute, Kansas TO THE COAST.-Mrs. Jerry Sulli- Ivan and sister, Mrs. I. N. Miller. left
 last night over the Southern Pacific
 for Los Angeles and San Diego for
 several weeks visit with friends.
 MINING ENGINEER LEAvES.- ! r. w. Hoar, who is connected with the | Superior Arizona mines, accompanied ! by his family. left yesterday for New Orleans. Chicago and the east on a business and pleasure trip.
 RETURNED FROM OAK CREEK. I-L. H. Chalmers and family, who have been spending several weeks at Flagstaff and Oak Creek, returned home yesterday after a most delightful outing
 TO THEHlLlS.-A party composed of Jack Gibson, pr. Stewart, Ralph Kerrick and one or two others, will leave in a couple of days for Gibson's New River ranch to spend several days outing
 RETURNED FROM PRESCOTT Miss Ella Mehan. who has been spend
 ing a couple of weeks in the Mile High city, has returned to Phoenix and taken up her duties with the Hurley market.
 TO THE BREWERY ToWN.-Ed Nofsiger. who has spent some months in Phoenix. left over the Santa Fe this morning for Peoria, Ills. From there he will migrate to Washington and back to Bloomington, Ills.
 SOCIAL POSTPONED.-The social and reception which was to have been given on the lawn at s. H. Mitchelrs residence has been postponed till Thursday night on account of the rain. The reception is to be in honor of Prof. Blount aud family.
 GOING EAST.-Bert Rinard, of the Spaulding Rinard company, left this morning for Chicago and Des Moines, for several weeks. He will dispose of some investments in the Iowa city while away. and incipentally hopes to- scare up some business for the Salt River valle-- real estate market
 A SALT RIVER VALLEY BUD.-I Mir. anC Mrs. L. II. Rhuart, who reside on the Cave Creek road are rejoicing in the arrival at tEeir home Monday night of a fine girl baby of regulation size and answering all specifications for sweetness and beauty. She is the second child, a nice brother having preceded her into the world.
 TO THE cOAST.-A. J. Shamblin and family of Grand avenue, accom- panied by Miss Jennie Smith and Miss Lily Blanton, left last evening for Los Angeles, Long Beach and Catalina for a six weeks stay. They will be joined in Los Angeles by MT. and Mrs. Ar ney. formerly of Phoenix, but now re- siding in Nevada.
 THROUGH PULLMAN.-The Santa Fc will run a through standard Pull man sleeper Sunday, September 27, to Albuquerque for the irrigation con gress, the car arriving there a day before the opening. Reservations are being made rapidly, as quite a number from the valley are planning to visit the exposition.
 BACK FROM HONEYMoON.-A. H Mcclellan and wife returned to Phoenix yesterday after a months so- journ in California, which included San Diego. Los Angeles and coast cities. He brings word of the good health of Peter Mohn, who is at Long Beach enjoying life and gaining great ly in weight. His eyesight is also i'm proving. The Mohns will remain for a month longer.
 RETURNED WITH BODY-S. L. ! Easterling returned to Phoenix yes terday afternoon with the remains of | Ed Doll, who committed suicide at Wenden Sunday. The body was ship | ped to Tempe last night for interment | Those with whom Doll was living at | the time of his death do not believe he | intended to take his life. They state | that he had a bottle of carbolic acid and also one of whislley on a shelf to- | gether and took the acid through mis- take.
 FINE PEACH CROP.-Yesterday | the market was weighted with the in | coming peach crop, which is very good | this season. Some of the fruit weighed | as much as two to the pound, while an average of one variety ran three to the | pound. The free stones were of fine | quality and retailing at 10 cents. The | Parry orchard, east of Glendale, is | loaded down with an unusually abund- | ant crop, and other growers report | yield excellent. The demand at the i