Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
FRANK coNNELLY HoME-Frar

FRANK cONNELLY HOME-Frank Connolly has returned from his sum Inner vacation on the coast.
 C. R. CRAIG HOME-CIarence R Craig returned home yesterday from Nebraska, where he was summoned by
 the sudden death Of his father.
 AT HER DESK AGAIN Miss Florence Jones, stenOgrapher in the office of Governor Sloan. has returned after a summer outing at Dewey and vicinity
 THE DETAiLS.-The Phoenix Labor Council held a special meeting last
 eening to finish the details for the
 Labor Day celebration it will give in Eastlake park next Monday. | ONOUlTS-Package of steel con
 duits for the rev electric street lights
 are being received and are at pres
 ent a conspicuous ornament in the
 street in front of the Southern Pa | lcific ticket office.
 VERY ILL-The mother of C. IT. Akers of the Gazette is very i'll at
 their home. No. 11O4 North Central avenue. and is not expected to recover
 being over ninety years of age.
 FOR SHORT VACATION Dr Louis Dysart ard family left last might for a three weeks vacation on
 the coast. Dr Craig, who returned home yesterday. will look after the
 practice of Dr. Dysart during his ab- sence.
 CHANGE OF PoSiTlON-Miss Sue
 Leonard. who has hitherto filled an
 important position as clerk of the iboard of control. has entered the IserVice of the Phoenix National bank fin the office of the vice-president land cashier.
 GOING EAST-Geo. Simons, one
 of the hustling young contracting electricians of Phoenix. and secretary
 of the local union of electricians. has
 been selected to represent them in
 their international union convention ! in Rochester. New York. soon.
 HEALTH AND HAPFINESS-Dr | H A. Hughes and family have re- turned from their summer trip to the mountains and their mine work. look ling as though the prospect yielded ihealth ard happiness if nothing more There was scarcely night of their stay in the mountains that they did not need to sleep under q blanket for comfort.
 | SORGHUM EXHiBlT.-Hugh McIn- tyre who resides six miles west and two miles south of Phoenix, yesterday i brought to the board of trade a sam pie of sorghum about twelve feet high. The board is always glad to get ex- hibits of any product and is particu ! larly anxious for specimens of milo maize and kaffir corn.
 STATEHOOD DAY.-The idea of a special Statehood Day at the Terri torial Fair this year has been broach- ed in various quarters, and is being carefully considered by the Fair Com mission. A decision to set aside one day for such a purpose will very likely be arrived at. since there are several open days at this date.
 HUGHES WAS HEPE H P Hughes. Of Prescott, auditor of the l $ r. & P P. was in town yesterday, making himself agreeable to the Phoenix office force of the Santa Fc ard everyone else whom he came in contact with and incidentally enjoy ing the delights of the Phoenix brand of special Turkish baths Prescott lpeople so much delight in.
 NEW STREET CARS-Considerabl lcomment was caused about town yesterday by the fact that Santa Fe
 cars were beirg run on the main
 streets Of Phoenix. Excitement sub
 sided. however. when il was found that the cars were flat cars loaded
 with gravel from the Santa Fc pits
 near town. with which the newly laid street car tracks are being ballasted. J. A. MARSHALL .HERE.-J- A. Marshall a long time resident of this 1 city and well known all over lne ter
 ritory but who is now a resident of
 San Francisco. arrived here yesterday for an indefinite stay. He comes on business. a part Of which is the sell 1 ing or renting of his residence prop
 erty on West Washington street. MT. { Marshall is greatly pleased with the
 continued growth of the city since his
 visit of a year ago and has greater faith than ever in its future. OFF FOR AN OUTlNG-R. B. Bur mister. cashier of the Phoenix Nation
 al bank. and acting manager of the Institution during the absence of Vice
 President c J. McClung. will leave
 this evening for an outing of six weeks on the coast. accompanied by lhis family He expects to go as far north as San Francisco. MT. McClung lis again at his dest after an absence
 of two months in Colorado, Chicago, and other eastern points. He came back last Monday. but took the next ltrain for Los Angeles on business lcrrand. returning yesterday. He will