Arizona republican., 1910-11-21

3. G. o. MANS. NJ. Shattuck, trav-
cling passenger agent of the Baltimore
& Ohio road, with headquarters in Den
yer spent Saturda in Phoenix.
DEATH OF MRS. CARPENTER
Mrs. Martha Carpenter, mother of
Mrs. Hugh Campbell died at the lat
ter's home on North Central avenue
on Thursday night Flagstaff was her
home, but she was spending the win
ter with her daughter in Phoenix. The
body was taken to Flagstaff for inter
ment on Friday. Mrs. Carpenter was
about fifty years old.
ADAMS TO COAST C. Adams
left last night for Los Angeles, expect
| ing to remain three or four days on
business connected with the letting of
contract for the building of new
| Hotel Adams. This matter has been
| hanging fire for some weeks, but just
before his departure MIR. Adams stated
that he might have something definite
to report upon his return.
HAL NALL BENEDICT-It is cur
rently reported that Hal Nall, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Nah, was
married a short time ago IN Long
Beach, where the Nall family is now
living. The name of his bride was not
| learned Mr. Nall is well known here
and has numerous friends VINO wish
him every happiness upon the sea of
matrimony, even though he did embark
a little early in life.
ROAD RACE PHOTOGRAPHS
Secretary Harry WEIGH of the board OF
trade has received request from Les
lies Weekly for photographs of the
| Los Angeles Phoenix road race, prefer
ably photograph taken on the desert.
The editor of Leslie's is planning to
run a story of the race if he can get
the illustrations and has applied to the
board of trade to help him out. Mr..
WEIGH has no photographs of the racers
and requests that anyone who has let
him know. He is willing to be respon-
sible for them An article in Leslie's,
which is one of the highest class pub
locations of the country, will be a great
advertisement of the race, of Arizona
and of Phoenix.
| WHERE is WILLIAM CARNEY
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a letter from Mrs Jane Carney, OF
| 9O5 Fred avenue, St. Joseph, Mo,
asking for information concerning the
whereabouts OF her son, William Car
ney, who is supposed to be in Phoe-
nix at the present time. Mrs. Carney
states that she had received a letter
| from George Simmons, secretary Of
| the International Electrical Workers
| Union of this city, in which il was
stated that her son was seriously i'll
| in this city and could not long sur
| vive She answered the letter but
has never received any reply. She
is anxious that any information con-
corning her son may be wired her at
her expense or impaired to the mar
/ shall who will communicate with her.
SUDDEN DEATH-News has been
received here of the sudden death, a
few days ago, of Mrs. Ira ID. Edwards.
Mrs Edwards died at the home of her
self and husand in Wenatchee, Wash
ington. She was taken i'll with uraemic
poisoning one evening about six O'Clock
and the next morning at the same hour
was dead. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards spent
last winter in Phoenix ard were PLAN
ming. to come back to this city for the
winter now beginning. Mr.. Edwards
was young man of about % and his
wife was about the same age. They
made many friends here and to all who
knew them they seemed a perfectly
happy couple. 1t is reported that a
week or/two before her death Mrs. Ed
| wards told her husband that she had
a premonition their happiness was too
| great to last.