Arizona republican., 1908-09-01
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RETURNED FROM VACATIoN.- turned from a trip east during the simmer.
 GONE TO OKLAHOMA-Mr and Mrs. R. F. Perry left Monday morning for Oklahoma for visit of several months.
 RETURNED FROM CHlCAGo.-I Miss Margaret Callahan has returned from Chicago where she spent the summer.
 WEDDED COUPLE RETURN.- Dominick DonofriO and wife returned yesterday from Los Angeles and Frisco where they have spent the summer.
 TO VISIT RELATIVES.-Mrs. W. IL. Carver and neice, Miss Believe Doeplace left last night for Globe for a ten days visit with relatives. BACK FROM TRIP.-Attorney Frank Cox returned yesterday from an absence of several weeks. Part of the time was septn in northern Ari- zona and at the coast
 RETURNING PHoENICIANs.-i Wm. and Melville Ficllas returned yesterday to Phoenix after trip to the coast Mrs. Jospeh Cope was. lamong the arrivals from Los Angeles. D. Nicholson and wife returned yes terday from a trip to Los Angeles, and up the coast to Seattle and Vancouver
 A PROMOTlON.-D. L. Cummings. who has been connected with the New York Life Insurance company in the capacity of cashier, has been pro noted to a position in the Milwaukee office and will leave this morning for Denver en route to accept his new place Charles Hand has been Iappointed to the place of assistant cashier here.
 NORTH CAROLINANS.-Miss Lil- lie Sherred. a school teacher, and brother Archie of High Point, North Carolina, arrived in the city yester- day and vii spend the winter here. They are guests at J. L. Irvin's. Will liam Greer, who located here last winter. has returned from a trip to North Carolina, and his family will follow in about a month.
 | ENJOYING HIMSElF-A letter from w C. Daniel of this valley has been received, locating him in Cedar T., accompanied by his daughter Miss Daisy and writes that both are having the time of their lives but he will be glad at an early date to again greet the sunshine in the Capital City Of Arizona.
 BOUND OVER.-The cases of Jaun Diaz, Antonio Aguirre and Jose Fier- ros were heard before Justice John stone yesterday and they were each bound over to the grand jury for a statutory offense under a bond of S600 The two men were jailed and Mrs Diaz was let go on her own recog- nizance. She will stay with her moth CT in Buckeye till the case comes up for trial
 BACK FROM THE HILLS-Jack Thornton the advertising manager for the firm of NJ. Goldwater & Brother, has returned from a months outing in the mountains. Much of his time was spent in the saddle and his appearance is proof of the statement for he is
 wearing a fine coat of tan and talks the true dialect of the mountaineer. He gained several pounds in weight, had a good time and hopes to go agin some day
 FRATERNAL BROS.-AH members of the Fraternal Brotherhood in the valley are especially invited to attend a meeting of Maricopa lodge at Melc- ger hall this evening. Aside from the regular order of business which will include the initiation of a prominent young lady of this city, the doing away with a lot of ice cream and cake, ar engagements will be made for a mon- ster reception to the supreme president of the order, James A. Foshay of Los Angeles, who is expected to visit the lodge in the near future
 ILLNESS OF THOMAS LOWRY l The regretful news comes from Min neapOlis that Thomas Lowry, the mo- 1 ted capitalist and railroad man of Minnesota. has suffered a stroke of ! paralysis and is quite i'll. Mir. Lowry | has spent two winters in Arizona, one ! in Phoenix and one at Castle Hot i Springs, and during that time made l the acquaintance of quite a number of l Arizona people. Moreover there are i several in this community who have i known him personally for many years ! and all will hope for his speedy re- covery.
 HORSE RETURNED.-Th horse l stolen from Hardy Baker a few days | ago turned up yesterday and was found hitched at the city hall plaza. | Marshal Moore had been informed of the | disappearance of the animal and also | of the taking of the saddle and bride | belonging to a man who works on the ] Heard ranch. The latter belongings i have not been returned. It is thought | that the party who took the horse of Mir. | Baker head the account that the officers | were after him and sneaked the animal | back to escape detection.
 RETURNED TO DUTIES.-L c. | Ryf of the s. F, P. X P local pas | senger office, returned yesterday from la visit in the east which included Chicago and other cities. While in the Windy City he saw the. douIle i