Arizona republican., 1910-08-03
.ERoMANs HoME-Dick
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Erdmans returned home yesterday
after an absence of ten days on q
business trip east.
MESA DOCTOR TRAvELING-Dr
A. J. Chandler, of Mesa, will leave
today over the Southern Pacific fol
Los Angeles and beach resorts to en-
joy a much needed rest
LEAVES FOR THE EAST-Mrs
Alice 5. Hine, stenographer for the
Phoenix Trust company left yesterday
for New York upon her annual vaca-
! ton. She will also visit Atlantic City
and other eastern points before return
ing In the fall.
GONE TO 'FRlSCO-Mrs Mayme
Elder was a Southern Pacific passen-
ger yesterday for San Francisco. She
will visit in the Golden Gate City for
a time and will then proceed to Elk
Grover. Cal. where she will be the
guest of friends and relatives.
RETURNED FROM FLAGSTAFF
DR.. II. II. Wilson returned Monday
night from Flagstaff, where he went a
| few days ago to establish his family
for the summer. He intended To be
home a day earlier and started all right
| but was delayed by washout.
| IRVING is WIlLING-The Repub-
J lican yesterday received the following
statement. signed by Bob Irving: Il
understand that Mr.. Al Christensen
| is Boosting that he can throw me
| three times in one hour. ! am ready
to accept this challenge and will put
up as much money as Christensen
| wishes for a side bet
TO FLAGSTAFF AND THE CAN
YON-William H. Gaughan, the man
who makes you smile every time you
! ask for an ice cream soda at Berry
| hills, accompanied by Mrs. Gaughan,
| left yesterday afternoon for Flagstaff,
where they will recuperate. Return
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaughan will make
| the trip up the Grand Canyon.
| HYMENEAl-Mr J. Clyde McFred
rick and Miss Hazel Lucille Broomhall
came over from Mesa yesterday morn
ing and after the usual visit 10 the Of
flee of Cupid Gray sought out Rev.
James +. Crutchfield at his home on
East Adams street and were married
WITH the Methodist Episcopal cere-
mony. They expect to make their
| home in Mesa.
COMPLETES HER VISIT-Miss
! Margaret Cave. who has been visiting
| friends in Phoenix for six months.
left last evening over the Southern
Pacific for Los Angeles. She will re-
main there for several weeks before
leaving for home in the east. Miss
Cave is an elocutionist of rare ability
| and came to Phoenix for a rest from
| her work.
OFF FOR THE COAST-Dr J. A
Ketcherside. superintendent of the ter
ritorial asylum for the insane. left last
evening over the Southern Pacific for
Yuma. Mrs. Ketcherside will leave this
evening and will Join her husband at
Yuma, continuing the journey to Los
Angeles and other coast points. where
the two will remain during the heated
term.
A STOLEN PONY-Jose Juan, a
Papago. who lives several miles below
the city. came to the sheriffs office
yesterday to complain that his pony
| had been stolen. He said he had
come up to the Pima reservation on
| counting expedition. and when he
| arose yesterday morning he could find
| nothing of his pony except the tracks.
| They led him toward town. and he
| followed them until they were OBJ
scured by maze of tracks. Juan
gave an elaborate description of his
pony. a red roam, red name, long tail,
weighs 500 pounds, barefooted blaze
faced. S years old. with a brand on
the left hip.
REP U 3 L I c A NJ CAUCUSES
CAllED-A meeting of the executive
committee Of the republican county
central committee was held yesterday
morning. II was decided to hold eau
cuses in each of the four wards of the
city on the night of the 5th to select
names to be voted for at the primary
on the 9Th. The Second ward caucus
will be held in the Ford hotel The