Arizona republican., 1909-07-07
SUMMER ouTlNe-Clarence lief

SUMMER OUTiNG-Clarence. lief
 lin, employed by the Wells Fargo Ex-
 press company in Phoenix. has left for
 Los Angeles. where he will spend his | summers vacation, taking in the f,iks'
 convention and also visiting friends- at Ocean Park and Pasadena .t ''
 FOR SUMMER TOUR-David
 Shear and family left last night Ior | Los Angeles and after visiting; ]he points of interest in that vicinity will go to San Francisco, Seattle and the 1 fair, and other inviting places in the northwest, returning in the early fall.
 LOOKING AFTER ELKS-R s. StuDts, the general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific was in Phoe-
 nix yesterday looking after the Elks' trip and their special. He states that
 tie suInnier traffic from Ari :Dnl 60 the coast is particularly heavy this year.
 FOR SUMMER oUTING-Ralph G. Whitmarsh left last night for a two months outing in Los Angeles and vicinity. He said before leaving that he was pretty nearly "all in" His friends predict that if he follows the Elks he will be all out" before he gets back.
 CERTIFICATES GRANTED-MissI Althea Mcintyre and Maude Ander- son Turner, both of Pima county, were yesterday granted first grade territorial teachers certificates, the former on credentials fom Michigan and the latter on credentials from Louisiana.
 WATERMELON FEAST = Tanner Chapel, A. M. F. church. will give a watermelon feast on its lawn, at the corner of Second and Jefferson streets. i tomorrow evening Watermelon, ice | cream, sherbet, cake. pop, and every | thing good will be served Admission | free. Everybody is invited.
 TOM RYNNING BETTER-Captain | Tom Rynning, superintendent of thef territorial prison. who has been suf- 1 fering for some weeks past, of pneu- I monia, it is understood is very much | improved and will go from Tomb | stone to Los Angeles with the Efks | for period of recreation and recup | eration.
 FOURTH IRON SPRINGS LSev- er-al of the Phoenix business men went ! to Iron Springs to be with their fami- lies who are spending the summer there Among them were Dave Gold berg. J. NJ. O'Malley, Fred and Lloyd Christy. Sam Easterling, Harry Ken nedy. F. T. Ceilings, A. L. Moore and Fen Hildreth.
 E. E. KIRKLAND ILL-Suffering from bad attack of appendicitis, Territorial Treasurer F.. E. Kirkland was taken to the Sisters hospital yes terday to undergo an operation The operation was performed at o'clock in the afternoon by Drs Dysart, Bell Smith and Wilson. MT. Kirkland had been suffering for week.
 RUN ON BURNING PoTAToEs- Answering the summons of the fire bell, at the regulation double-quick, the firemen rushed to the corner of Center and Washington street yester- day noon, only to find that they were being called to help a careless cook put out the fire in a kettle of burning potatoes, which she had forgotten Go take off the stove.
 OF COURSE-Two of the Fourth celebrators. returning from Mesa night before last, lost their hats, and yesterday were doing Washington street in two hats that were several sizes too big for them. The young men would not definitely state the why or wherefore of the losing of the head coverings. but it is presumed that a sudden gust of wind caught " RrElEF nnG