Arizona republican., 1909-07-07
Of Local Interest
LOS ANGELES BouNp-J.

LOS ANGELES BOUND-J. A. Full wiler and wife. living on route No. 1. have gone to Los Angeles for sum ! mer's vacation.
 J. F. FLEMING HoME-J F Fleming returned home yesterday from Long Beach, where he went to take his family for the summer.
 ON BUSINESS TRIP-R. $. Stubbs. general freight and passenger agent for the Randolph lines, was in the city on a business trip yesterday.
 LEAVES FOR LOS ANGELES Mrs. E. Gertrude Doris has left for Los Angeles, where she will spend the summer as the trained nurse at one of the large summer resort hotels.
 AWAY FOR SUMMER-L. l.. Plank left for Los Angeles yesterday and will remain there the greater part of the summer, taking in the Elks' con- vention.
 TO SEE ElKS-Robert Fromm and wife have gone to Los Angeles where they will remain during the Elks convention and later visit friends at Long Beach and other coast resorts
 IN SUNNY TENNESSEE-Mr and Mrs. NJ. NJ Whitlow left yesterday evening for a two months trip in Tennessee and Georgia. They will re- turn tosPhoeniX about the first Of September
 TO CITY OF ANGElS-Ralph G. Whitmarsh started on his summers outing yesterday evening. going to Los Angeles to stay through the EIks' convention and also to visit friends at the beaches.
 MUST HURRY-The Southern Pa cific will not reserve berths for the Elks' excursion after July Sth. After that date those who come first will be the first served and will have the pick of those left.
 TO SEE HONOLULU-George A Mintz. wife and daughter, have gone to Los Angeles for the Elks' conven- tion and will also take in the Seattle exposition and the E,lks trip to Hon. olulu before returning to Phoenix.
 FINE oNIONS-C. H. Jones yes terday brought to the board of trade two fine onions that size up nicely with former exhibits brought in. One of them weighs a pound and half and the other a pound and three quarters.
 MESA CANTAL LOUPE SHIP MEkTS-The cantalOupe shipments from Mesa will begin in q few days. The reports indicate that there Hill be a big crop and that when the melons begin to ripen that several car loads will be shipped each day
 BACK FROM ARkANsAS-Mrs l.. k. Allen has returned from a five months visit in Russellville, Ark. her former home but where she had not been before for fifteen years She had splendid time and returns in fine health, much improved by her outing.
 THE TRAIL OF A DoG-A Phoenix man owns fine cocker spaniel, tag No. SIS He strayed. someone found him and reported the fact to the city hall. but the address was mislaid. The owner will call for the dog if he can locate him and would much appreciate it if the finder will leave his address with the city assessor.
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS DE- lAYED-Owing to a washout near Lordsburg. N. NJ. there were no through trains to the west through Maricopa yesterday. The local freights' made up at Tucson went through as usual The break has been repaired and the train which was due at Mari copa yesterday at noon passed through that junction at l o'clock this morning.
 INVESTIGATING BRIDGE SITE Territorial Engineer J. B. Girand was before the board of supervisors yes terday, having been summoned for consultation with regard to the plans which are to be submitted today for the Center street bridge. It was re- ported some days ago that the board would probably leave to Mr Girand the business of passing upon the plans. He and Engineer Howard Reed of the reclamation service yes terday began a study of the section across the river to be traversed by the bridge.