Arizona republican., 1909-09-19

TO BE BACk-Judge Kent who has been spending the summer in southern California will be home Monday.
 ON BUSINESS TRIP - Barry Goldwater returned yesterday from a buying trip of several months in the east.
 TO SPEND SUNDAY-Roy Smith. stenographer in the Santa Fe offices. went to Prescott this morning to spend Sunday.
 HOME FROM THE NoRTH-J. w. | Coverdale returned home yesterday after spending six weeks in Flagstaff and Prescott.
 MIR. YAEGER HOME-H. c. Yae- | egr returned home yesterday from his summer outing in the hills. Mrs. Yae- ger will return next Tuesday. STRAY WHEELS-There are three | bicycles at the city hall awaiting own | ership. One of them is a new Ather- ton and the others are nameless. DR. NORTON RETURNS - Dr. J. c. Norton, territorial veterinarian, ac- companied by his family. returned yesterday from visit to the coast. SOUVENIRS PREsENTED-Dono- | frio's new store was opened yesterday. It was crowded with people all day long and each visitor was presented with confection souvenir. MUSICIANS BACK - Prof. and Mrs. Frank l.. Stuchall returned to Phoenix yesterday for the opening of | the school of music, of which MT. Stuchal is a member of the faculty.
 VISITING RELATIVES - Harold E. Bierce, mining engineer of Globe. has been visiting his relatives. Mrs. Bierce and MT and Mrs. c. w. Jayred in Phoenix. He returned yesterday.
 DR. STAFFORD sAcK-Dr. Fred erick Stafford and family returned yes terday from their visit in the east The doctor will again conduct the Des- ert Inn this winter as he did last sea | son.
 RESERVED SEATS-Those hold ing reserved seats for the Chautau- qua entertainments should see to 1t at once that they secure seat reser- vations. for the seats are going rap idly.
 KANSAS vISITOR-Judge c. s. Bowman of Newton. Kan. an attorney for the Santa Fe. is visiting Phoenix. being drawn to Arizona on personal matters in connection with the mining business.
 LICENSES ISSUED-Marriage licen- ses were issued yesterday to Hubert s. Hunter and Villa Frances Hickman: Leonardo Moreno and Refugia r. Ser rano and Thomas Sallender and Net tie Montrevil.
 COMING THIS MORNING-Mrs. l.. s. Thompson and children will return home this morning from their summer visit in Kansas City and Detroit. Mir. Thompson went to Maricopa last night to meet them.
 MISS PARKER RETURNS-MIs Jane Parker. who taught school in Mesa City for two years. but who has been in Cleveland for the last year. has returned and will teach in the Phoenix schools the coming winter. She is a niece of F. II. Parker regis ter of the land office.
 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH - Smiths hall. 21 East Madison street. w. R. Burgess pastor. Preaching to- l day at II a. m. by Rev. J. B. Bell. At D. m. the cornerstone of the new church at Fifth and Jefferson will be ! laid. At D. m. Rev. J. D. Haley will preach. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
 WILL LOCATE HERE'S. ScherzeI. violinist who acted as concertmeis- ter for the local symphony orchsetra last spring. has returned to Phoenix to locate. MT. and Mrs. Scherzel have been spending the summer on the coast and came back yesterday Mir Scherzel. who has been with leading symphony orchestras in the east. says it is his purpose to open a studio a, his home here for the instruction of pupils in music.
 GONE TO NEW YORk-Mrs. Franklin D. Lane and daughter. Vir- ginia, and her mother Mrs. " P. Palmer. left on Friday for New rorlI City. Little Virginia. who has been under the care of pr. Deter xD. Ash
 
 making remarkable improvement. but it was thought desirable to take her back againthat he might be in closer touch with the patient While there Mrs. Lane will take vocal lessons from Oscar Saenger.
 CARLOAD OF COLONiSTS - The first special carload of colonists was brought in yesterday morning hv p NJ. Jewett. The colonists came from Carthage. Mo, which is the former home of Jewett There were twenty in the car. all of whom are looking for homes in this valley. They camt all the way without change on the special. Jewett was away all sum mer and made the most of his time by advertising the valley wherever he went. The carload of colonists is the result.
 TROUBLES MULTIPLY HI. O. Eckre. formerly agent of the Singer