Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-21
FAMILY GOES TO ATLANTA.-G

FAMILY GOES TO ATLANTA.-G.
b. Ridgely and family left yesterday
over the Golden State Limited for At
lanta, Ga. where they expect to make
their home.
GOES TO CHIHUAHUA.-Rosc F.
Allen was passenger yesterday
evening on the Southern Pacific,
bound for Chihuahua, Mexico, where
he was called on business.
ROSWELL BUSINESS MEN,. E.
Wootton, business man of Roswell,
New Mexico, is recent arrival in
Phoenix. 1t is his intention to en-
gage in business of some kind.
ON "THE PHoENix."-D. Gold
baum, Mrs. w. B. Lever and Miss
Jessie Ranton were, passengers last
evening on The Phoenix" of the
Santa Fe, bound for Los Angeles.
DEPARTS FOR MEXICO CITY,
II. NJ. SpOor left yesterday over the
Southern Pacific for Mexico City, eX-
pecting to remain in the capital of
the neighboring republic for several
weeks.
GENERAL MANAGER DRAKE
HERE.-General Manager w. A. Drake
of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoe-
nix railroad was a business visitor to
Phoenix yesterday, remaining over UNI
til today.
NoTARIAL MISSIoNS.-Gov-
ernor Sloan yesterday issued commits
sions to the following notaries public:
Arthur G. Pickett of Phoenix, Frank
E. Curley of Tucson and A. II. Nc
Clure of Yuma.
MOTHERS CIRcLE-The Moth
ers Circle of the Fillmore street
school will meet this afternoon at $3.50
in the school building. A short pro-
gram will be rendered and light re-
! freshmentS served.
HOUSE GUESTS-Mr. and Mrs. c
r. French are house guests of Mrs. I
A. French since their return from Chi
| cago, where they spent the summer
| until their new home on North Fourth
I avenue is completed.
ATTORNEY PATTEE HERE. -
Attorney George Pattee. assistant to
Chief Counsel Eugene S Ives of the
Arizona Eastern railroad, with head
quarters in Tucson, was a business
visitor of Phoenix yesterday.
OFF FOR MANSFIELD, OHIO
John B. Sloan. a brother of Mall Car
rier Sloan of this city. left yesterday
lafternoon on the Southern Pacific foi
him home in Mansfield, Ohio. where
he expects to remain for some time.
A NEW FIRM.-Leon r. Gass ant
Louis ]. Gass have leased the room
at No. West Adams street, occupied
by DR.. Thomas, and about Novembe
LIS they will open with complete lint
of Woolens for strictly high class tail
orins under the management OF Loul
Gass.
DONATES CLOCk.-The Western
Union has offered to install free o
charge. in the new Board of Trad
building, one of it's handsome clocks
The offer will be thankfully accepted
Arrangements have also been mad
with the two telephone companies Z
have phones installed in the building
A SALE OF LOTS.-The auction
sale of the lots of Kensington Place
conducted by the Arizona Auction an
DEVELOPMENT company yesterday, wa
! very successful one. Eighteen lot
were sold in this choice addition. tn
lowest bringing $3.50 and the highes
$500. There was a good crowd I
whom an excellent lunch was served
The sale demonstrated the increasin
!, value of Phoenix real estate.
RETURN OF Mr.. HEARD.-Dwigh
r. Heard returned yesterday from 10
5 lAngeles, where he had been at IN
e bedside of his sick son. and unles
there is a turn for the worse in tn
lvoung mans condition will be her
i permanently. Mrs Heard remained
= Los Angeles with their boy. Whe
Mr.. Heard left the patient was niue
| improved and was thought to be en-
tirely out of danger. AS soon as ne
{ strong enough to travel his mothe
) will bring him home.
n NIGHT SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL
The night school opened on Octobt
10 in the commercial department
the high school, under the direction
e Professor c. L. Michael, principal
l the commercial department, and ha
). already proven a success in the polr
of attendance There was very sal
d isfactory enrolment from the yer
o start and new pupils are being adde
;, from day to day Three sessions al
e held weekly. and bookkeeping, &C
vanced shorthand, typewriting, aritf
metic and English are taught.
v HAIRPIN IN A CiGAR.-An mar
S ner of things have been reported {
n being found i'm a cigar, from tarre
4 rope to alfalfa, but it remained fC
r Eddie Rudolph. the Jewels efficiei
d left fielder, to discover somethin
d unusual inside the wrapper of Hs
e vana perfecto. He was smoking
e cigar he had taken from his own cigs
e case yesterday afternoon and was ge
t ting pretty well down into the wee
e when he discovered a small loop az
e ipearing among the ashes on the en-
Y of his smoke" This loop kept grow
p ~, Io,,orar and Inpgar until finally