Arizona republican., 1910-12-28

GOES TO NEW JERsEY.-Mrs.
 Emma $. lilies left last evening over
 the Santa Fe for Newton, N. J.,
 where she will visit friends and rela-
 tives for several weeks.
 LEAVES FOR NASHVILLE Mrs
 A :. Davis was a passenger last
 evening on the Southern Pacific for
 Nashville, Tenn. where she expects
 to remain until spring. the guest of
 friends.
 GOES TO UlSVILLE.-Mrs w
 C. Guyon, who left last evening over
 the Southern Pacific, will spend the next few weeks as the guest of
 friends and relatives in Louisville,
 Kentucky.
 ON THE PHOENlx"-Among
 those who left last evening on The Phoenix of the Santa Fe for Los
 Angeles were Mrs. w. R. Thompson. Fl G. KrOher. MT. and Mrs. NJ. Fried man, John Day and s J. Aytroyd. STARTS FOR MINNEAPoLlS.-I
 Mrs. Mary Ehrenberg left last even ing on the Southern Pacific for Min neapolis. in which city she has friends and relatives with whom she will visit for some time.
 w. c. r. U. MEETING-The w. c. T. U. will meet Thursday afternoon in the w. c. T. U. hall. 227 West Monroe street. The reports for the year will be read and the hostess will be Mrs Phillips.
 RADISHES-Som enormous rad ishes were brought to the board of
 trade yesterday by R. C. Pickering. who lives at e3S1 North Sixth avenue | The radishes are of three varieties black Spanish. white spanish and red kind. All are about a foot and a half long and MT. Pickering says their flavor is excellent. He grew them in his yards.
 PREPARING QUARTERS - The Phoenix Savings Bank X Trust com pany will be ready to open its door for
 business next Tuesday morning, and to that end a large force of carpenters, paper hangers and painters is busily engaged in remodeling and finishing up the quarters to be occupied on the
 First avenue side of the Fleming block, where tuc BHotnlN Ndllpldl Was ltlU-
 porarily located until recently.
 PRESIDENT WAS HERE-George W. P. Hunt of Globe. president of the late constitutional convention, was Phoenix visitor yesterday. He came in the morning and left for home again last evening his visit being on private business. or rather on mining business ! n .gl.w.
 with some mineral claims in which he and others are interested Although it appeared that w. B. Cleary dropped
 into town on the same date. MT. Hunt denies that they came b. appointment
 or for the purpose of repeating the work of the convention.
 TO PROSPECT FOR olL-It is learned that the Salt River Oil com pany is in process of organization for
 the purpose of conducting q search i for that valuable fluid in q section about ten miles west or southwest of Phoenix. The plans are not yet fully developed, but matters have proceeded far enough so the gentlemen interest i ed say the fact of their undertaking is settled. Those concerned are C. B. Young of the Alfalfa Meal Milling
 company, pr. Win Wylie. Louis Melc-
 ger, w. H. Kay, Harry Kay. William Olander and H. W. Berryman. They 1 expect to have machinery on the ground ready for the beginning of Op- l erations within thirty days.
 JACK EDWARDS LEAVES Edwards. who for the last two years has been employed as stenographer 1 in the office of the Southwestern Su- gar x Land company at Glendale, ! left last night for Los Angeles. which ! will be his home in the future He ! has been transferred to the Los An geles office of R. P. Davie, vice presi- dent and general manager of the su- gar company. MT. Edwards has lived in the Salt River valley a number of years and has a wide circle of friends, who will be sincerely sorry to learn of his departure. Jack says he prob
 ably won't return. but his friends con- fidently expect to see him back in this neck of the woods at some fu- ture time.
 TURKEY DINNER-COrporal Dan
 Massie of Company A, x. G. A. is
 an enthusiastic rifleman and one of
 the best shots of his company. A few days before Christmas he did a