Arizona republican., 1909-07-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST


GONE TO FLAGSTAFF-Mrs. G.
II. Carr and children have gone to
Flagstaff to spend the summer.
IRON SPRINGS WAY-C. w.
! Wartman is spending his vacation at
Iron Springs.
TO SAN FRANcIsCo-Mrs. F. L.
Brill is hurrying to San Francisco to
meet some friends and spend her va
cation.
AWAY FOR SUMMER-Mrs. E. A.
Johnston left for an outing at Santa
Cruz, where she will remain the
! greater part of the summer.
IN LOS ANGELES. w. Walker
has gone to Los Angeles for his
summer vacation and also to attend
to business matters
GONE TO ILLINOIS William
Rays has left for a prolonged visit
in Quincy, Illinois. expecting to re-
turn early in the fall.
FRISCO BoUND-Miss Annie An
| derSon left yesterday morning for
San Francisco, where she will spend
! her summer vacation.
FOUND PURSE-The police found
a ladies' purse at Five Points yester
day. The property is awaiting identi-
fication at the city hail.
EARLY REPRESENTATIVES
Eliot Evans, Samuel Nicholson and
l. G. Knipe left last evening for Los
Angeles to inspect and approve if
| all is well, the big float for the Arr
IONA Elks parade in the Los Angeles
| convention.
THE COW HORSE DERBY-Jack
Gibson and Logan Morris both have
COW ponies they think can run some
and have sufficient courage To back
their judgment with their money.
| Yesterday they tried it out, with the
result that Gibson came out of it $3.50
to the good.
ROOSEVELTIAN FAMILY-D. NJ
Sapp. who recently bought one of
| the finest ranches in the valley is
said to have an ideal Rooseveltian
family-twelve children, all of ex-
ceptional brilliance, and above the
average physically. Mr. Sapp came
here from Indiana, one OF the boys
leaving for there yesterday Well
stocked with literature on the Salt
River valley.
NEW THEATER-In an interview
with Manager Rosenstein yesterday
afternoon it was learned that the
construction OF the new Grand thea
ter is progressing rapidly and will be
ready for the opening performance a
week from Saturday night The new
curtain measuring 16X35 feet, is to be
the largest in the territory and will
be of a new mechanical construction. |
being of the sliding variety, dropping |
down to the stage, instead of rolling |
up from the bottom.
PREPARING TO PERcoLATE-l
Harry Friedman is getting his bust
ness afafirs in shape for the annual
vacation season, when he locks up |
the front door and gives his store a
rest. He proposes to go to Los
Angeles with his brother Elks and |
after he has seen everything there is !
to see in that vicinity he will stray |
northward. He proposes to go as
far as Seattle and from that northern
rendezvous, percolate through the en-
tire great west until he drifts back
into Phoenix again about Indian sum-
mer.
A MONDAY EVENING "DOiNGS"
1t was announced last night that the
business men of West Washington
street had arranged for a big musical
program on the balcony of the Ford
hotel Monday evening. There will be
band concert and vocal selections by
the Mockingbird quartet. During, or
after the program there will be a fire
! works display that will be well worth
witnessing as the parties interested
succeeded in compromising with the
police last evening sufficiently to have
their fun under restrictions the police
believe will afford protection to life
and property.
GRAND AVENUE is DUSTY
! c. J. McElroy is authority for the
statement that Grand avenue-a GER
tain portion of it, at least-is dusty
! He said that one day early in thu
week the Greene & Griffin machine
was bowling along the avenue, rapid
| ly overtaking a freighter with a ten
mule team, who was picking his way
carefully between the chuck holes.
| Finally he was seen to pitch forward
/ and aS plOud of dust arose OhScur-