Arizona republican., 1910-10-19
DEPARTS FOR LOS ANGELES

DEPARTS FOR LOS ANGELES evening on The Phoenix" of the Santa Fe bound for Los Angeles.
 DOWN FROM WlNKELMAN-V. NJ. Greaves, d well-knoWn Winkelman merchant, arrived in Phoenix yester- day on business, expecting to remain here a day or two.
 U. S. MARSHAL HERE-United States Marshal Charles A. Overlook of Tucson is in Phoenix on business connected with his office, and is reg istered at the Ford hotel.
 HERE FROM FLoRENcE-Cap Thomas H. Rynning, superintendent of the territorial prison at Florence, came to this city yesterday on busi- ness, and is registered at the Ford hotel.
 BACK FROM THE COAST-Mr. and Mrs. D. P Jones, who have been spend ing the past few weeks at various coast points. have returned via the Santa Fe and report that they are glad to be back in Phoenix.
 TAKES REMAINS TO SEATTLE Theo Bergeman left last evening on the Southern Pacific for Seattle, accom- panying the remains of his brother, G. A. Bergeman, who died in this city a day or two. ago.
 TO VISIT IN OREGoN-F. J. Van Siclen, a guard captain at the terri torial prison at Florence, left yester day evening on the Santa Fe for Roseburg, Ore, where he will visit friends and relatives for the next two weeks.
 SHIPMENTS TO LOS ANGELES. Three punches of dates and a big box of pomegranatcs were shipped to the board of trades Los Angeles branch last night Tho fruit was donated by Professor Wilson of the experiment station.
 APE SOCIAL-The Creighton Sun day school win give a pie social next Friday evening. Ice cream will also be served. The ladies are requested to bring pies and the gentlemen their pocketboolls Everyone is cordially in vited to attend. The proceeds to be used to make the last payment on the piano.
 ON RATE BUSINESS-M. c. liar ris, chief clerk of the general pas senger offices of the Santa Fe, Pres colt & Phoenix railway, was in Phoe- nix yesterday consulting with local of ficials of the Southern Pacific 1cla- tive to the rate adjustments ordered recently by the interstate commerce commission.
 VENDER OF STRONG DRINK Deputy United States Marshal Ander- son returned from Florence yesterday, where he attended a hearing before Court Commissioner D. c. Stevens of one Francisco Marscal, who is charged with selling liquor to an Indian. He was held to answer to the federal grand jury. Mariscal has a local repu- tation in Florence that is decidedly un- enviable.
 BYRON HILDERBRAN HOME.- After an absence from Phoenix of over three months, Byron Hilderbran returned to the city yesterday. MT. Hilderbran fell ill early last sum mer and went to the home of his parents in San Francisco to recuper- ate. Re did not recover until July but now he has almost entirely re- gained his old time health and strength
 GOES TO SAN FRANCIScO-Rev. Louis Wurst, rector of the Catholic church at Tomak. Wis, who came to Phoenix for the purpose of officiating at the wedding of. his nephew, Max B. Wurst, to Miss Eva B. Luke, which ceremony took place yesterday morn ing at St Mary's Catholic church, left last evening on the Santa Fe for San Francisco, where he will spend sev- eral days the guest of priests in the Golden Gate city.
 MOTHERS CIRCLE TO MEET The Mothers Circle of the West End School will meet in the cshoOl room to- morrow afternoon at 3:45 o'clock This is the first meeting after the summer vacation and a considerable amount of unfinished business is to come before the circle and plans made for the com ing year All old members are earn estly requested to be present and a special invitation is given to all moth- CTS who have children attending this school for the first time. nhrIOMc cnP pANn