Arizona republican., 1910-09-19
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| LUHRS FAMILY HoME-Georgt
 H. N. Luhrs and family returned
 home from Ocean Park where they
 spent the summer.
 TRAVELLING MAN.-M. Rosenblum | representative of the l.. Alt Clothing
 house in Chicago, left last evening for
 San Bernardino, California.
 CHRISTY BAcK.-Shirley Christy
 returned yesterday morning from Cali | fornia where he has been in interest | of the coming territorial fair. GES TO CALlFORNiA.-P. A. Thar
 aldson left last night for Los Angeles
 and will be gone till Thursday. He | leaves on business in connection with
 the Hub clothing store
 1 MINING MAN HERE.-Thomas Haley who is interested in several of l the mining claims at Ray was here l yesterday on business. He is stopping
 at the Commercial hotel.
 DOWN FROM NORTH.-D. ID. Briggs, agent of the American Tobacco | company, was registered at the Ford hotel yesterday. He comes directly | from the Ray Kelvin mining district. A CHECK FOUND.-Some one has found and left at the office of the city marshal a small check from d Califor- Dia bank. payable to Fife D. smith, who may have it on proving property. COMING THIS MoRNING-Mrs J. F.. Pishon and her daughter, Miss Gertrude Pishon are expected home
 this morning from their summer out
 ing in California.
 McDOUGALL LEAvES.-M. C. Me
 Dougall left last night over the Phoe- nix for Los Angeles on pleasure trip.
 He will be away from the city for two months and in that time he will visit. all of the summer resorts on the Cali fornia.
 MRS. FULLER ARRIVES-Mrs
 George G. Fuller of Berkeley Cal, yesterday morning joined her hus
 band here and this will probably be their home permanently. MT Fuller has been employed in the Phoenix National bank for several months.
 KEY IS FOUND-A small key on long chain was picked up on
 Washington street last night, and was turned over to Night Chief Connors The owner can have the same by applying at the marshal's office.
 FINDS STOLEN WHEEL. - Jim Troutman, formerly on the Phoenix police force, had the bicycle of his brother. Troy, stolen from him late Saturday night. The bike was left on the street but could not be found when he returned However, the real owner. Troy Troutman. found it yesterday morning on the city hall plaza.
 FAvoRS APPRECIATED. - Billy l Alvcrd, manager of the Jewels base l ball team. desires to acknowledge his | appreciation of the kindness of Dis l ciplinarian HOlsworth of the Indian | school who permitted three of the 1 schools Indian players to help out the 1 Jewels on r'riday and Saturday when | they were short of men. He not only | wants to thank MT. Holsworth but he 1 wants to acknowledge the clcverness | Of the Indian boys in their manipula- | ton of the baseball. He says they are | real players and no mistake
 B. G. PECKA HOME-B. G. Pecka returned to Phoenix yesterday morn ing from San Diego where his fam ily is situated for the present at | least and his son is attending school. | Mir Pecka says he has not gone back | on Phoenix and knows of no more promising place than Phoenix now | is However, he says that San Diego | also looks good to him and while he | has been spending his summer there he couldn't keep his fingers out of | the real estate business. He main tains a little branch office there as | a sort of headquarters and sells | things now and then when people in sist. incidentally buying an occa- sional bargain himself. He is seek ing to make himself generally useful to Phoenix people who want San Diego investments and to San Diego people who want Phoenix invest ments. and to each in their own bailiwick when they prefer it.
 GETTING RESTLESS-John Jas beg who indicated through these col umns the other morning. his desire for wrestling match with Zan Jef fries is a little disappointed to think that MT. Jeffries has not concerned himself in the. matter. Jasbez says that while Jeffries is the larger man of the two he believes that he can keep him interested in most any kind of a wrestling match. He prefers Graeco- Roman as that is his favO- rite and will meet Jeffries any time in that kind of a match. If Jeffries insists on catch-as- catch can rules he will also meet him but in that 1 event he will want a little time in which to prepare Jasbez says that | if he wrestles it will be under the of Charles Hobeten Both Hobeten and JasbeZ are em- plOyed at the Commercial hotel where they may be seen by Jeffries any time he wants to talk business.
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