Arizona republican., 1908-09-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST

IN FROM RAY-C. F. Schilling of
RAY was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
RETURNS FROM EAST.-Harry
Klawans returned yesterday from an
eastern trip, including New York, Phil
adelphia, Boston and other cities.
TEACHER RESlGNS.-Miss Bertha
James. assistant in the chemistry de-
partment of the Phoenix High school,
has resigned her position.
DEPUTY RECORDERS. - County
Recorder Leonard has filed the certi-
ficates of the appointment of Walter
Lund, j. +. Asher and Thomas l..
Crook as deputy recorders.
Welded COUPLE RETURN
Prof c. d. Jones of the Phoenix High
school, and wife, who till July % was
Miss Effie Cox, returned from San
Francisco yesterday afternoon. They
will reside at 34S North Fourth avenue.
DR.. HAWLEY HoME.-Dr. a. S.
Hawley returned home yesterday
morning from New York, where he has
been for the last three months taking
special work in the clinics of the New
York Polytechnic and Flower hospitals.
BACK FROM CAllFORNlA.-Mrs.
II. L. Rigg has returned from Califor-
mia, having been there visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. Rigg met his wife in Phoe-
nix on her return and will leave at
once for the Newberry mine in Pinal
county, where he has accepted the po-
sition of engineer.
OFF FOR TUSKEGEE.-Miss Beat
rice Stearn, daughter of r. S. Stearn,
has gone to the Tuskegee institute,
presided over by Booker T. Washing
ton. the notable cOlored educator,
where she expects to take four-years'
course
GONE FOR A VACATION.-A. C.
Hulett left Monday night for a two
weeks trip on the coast. Mrs. Hhlett
who has been taking further instruc-
tions in voice culture during the sum
mer will reutrn with him at the end
of his outing.
WILL REMAIN IN CALIFORNIA.
Miss George Haffner. who has been
spending the summer in California
with her parents. will remain there
this winter and attend Clairmont col
lege. Her mother is still there with
her and will STAY for a short time vet
BOXES Secretary Cow
gill is very anxious to secure a large
number of boxes for use in packing
and planting in making up the display
for the irrigation congress. Many of
the merchants have been very liberal
in their contributions, but the needs of
the board of trade have not yet been
supplied
ENTERTAINED FORMER PUPILS.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. A. higgins last
night entertained at their home in the
Cartwright district a large number of
the graduates of the Cartwright
school under Prof. higgins during the
past few years. Most of these pupils
will now enter the High school, others
the Normal and a few the university at
Tucson. 4 very enjoyable time was
spent
RETURNED FROM CHICAGO
Sam Dunlap returned yesterday from
Chicago, where he and Mrs. Dunlap
went several weeks ago to visit their
relatives and receive the parental
blessings. Mr.. Dunlap has purchased
a four cylinder Buick automobile. He
is now having a house built on his
ranch west of the city
WATER RENT DUE.-Once again
the fateful first of the month has
passed and the water rent of every
patron Of the city plant is again facing
thu issue, to pay or Lot to pay. 1t is
easily settled. though, by the rules of
the department, which are, pay by the
10th or go without water
DR.. TAFEL GOING SOME.-Dr. r.
NJ. Tafel of Phoenix has been elected to
membership in the Rambler Fifteen
Thousand Mile club, an organ
ization including only those
Rambler owners who have driv-
en- one car fifteen thousand miles
or over. Although there are fourteen
thousand Rambler owners throughout
the world. only two hundred and fifty
owners have thus far qualified DR.
Tafel has received a very handsome
Sterling silver watch fob as token
Of recognition from Thomas B. JEFF
fiery e. Co.
OUR NORWAY SUBSCRIBERS
The Republican herewith registers a
KICK against the postal service of Nor
way and insists that better service
should be rendered to its Nor
way patrons before it becomes neces-
sary to ask the government to send
a fleet over to see that they get their
rights. A letter received yesterday
from Ed Olsen says he hasn't received
his paper for six days, and he can't
figure out the reason. Mr.. Olsen left
here last spring to visit the old home
and, of course, he had TO have The
Republican, so he could keep track of
what the Salt river valley and the rest
of the United States is doing. The let
ter locates him at Drammen, where he
is having good time and will not be
home before October anyway. He had
had the rheumatism for two weeks be-
fore writing, but was getting a great
deal better