Arizona republican., 1912-01-22

DENVER PEOPLE.-M. D. DiN and c. M. Rippeny of Denver are here.
 LOS ANGELES MAN-E. M. Shen- don of Los Angeles is in the city.
 OVER SUNDAY-W. w. Wisshach of St Louis was in Phoenix for the day.
 EASTERNER.-J c. Goodwin Of Boston registered at the Adams yes terday.
 FROM THE coAST.-M II. Mul- Ter of Los Angeles was in the city Sunday.
 NEW YORKER-J A. Germann f New York city spent the day in Phoenix.
 MAN AND WIFE-W. F. Fellerty city yesterday.
 FROM THE EAST-F. II. Carr of Pittsburgh registered at the Commer- cal yesterday.
 FROM K. CD ". Mccullough and G. W. Fritz and wife arrived in the city yesterday.
 BUSINESS TRiP-Wallace R. Bonl Of Washington, It. C-, IS htrc to LOOK after business interests.
 TUCSON PARTY.-Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kendall. Mrs. William Talcott Miss Mansfield. Mir. and Mrs. II. J. Dnnan and C. ". DictZ, all of Tucson were In the city yesterday.
 HOWELL JONES HERE.-HowclI Jones who is in charge of the land g- = railroad and has been for many years. is in the city on one Of his occasional business trips through Arizona.
 TUCSON MERCHANT HERE.- Among the Tucson visitors in Pho nix yesterday was Albert Steinfelh. who probably does the largest meg chandisinG business in Arizona. whole sale and retail.
 WOMAN'S AUXlLlARY.-Thc meet ing at the Trinity Cathedral for the educational board of missions, will be proceeded hy short business ses- sion of the Woman's Auxiliary at 2:So o'clock today at Parish House. CAUSED WORRY-Dean Keene and Gordon osborn caused their parents I whole lot of worry yesterday by dis appearing after Sunday school. The youngsters ,ramped out to the Indian school and were on their way home at c o'clock in the evening when search CTS found them. The sheriffs office was notified early in the day and dep uties had their eyes out for the young stcrs.
 VISITING EDITOR.-J w. Spear n sl.1 nd at present managing editor of the Tucson Star and the Bisbee Review. spent yesterday in Phoenix. His principal business was to spend d day at home. and not as might be sup posed from his position, to inquire into the deep laid plans of the in- 1 coming administration. Nevertheless he probably kept his ears open from | force Of training and habit. FUNERAL OF ROBERT OiEBOlD. The funeral of Robert F. Dieboid ! will be held al the family residence today at D. m. He with his family. 1 consisting of father mother and seN- ! eral brothers and sisters came here | from Pittsburg Pa, 10 months ago in search of health. He was a member of the Barraca class of the Baptist church His pail bearers will be se- 1 lected from among his class. Rev. Deere will officiate. lnterment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 i OFF FOR CHINA-John Bolet who came to this country from Europe many years ego and who liked the trip | SD we'll he has been going back and | forth across the Atlantic every once m q while ever since, has now turned his eyes in the other direction and k off 1 about nine months. It is understood l he has patents on some sort of an in 1 Vention he proposes to do business with in the land that is now quivcring with th pulsing Llcod of q new civilization.
 TOWN OF cHANDlER.-H. Clay Parker has been placed in charge of the engineering work of the Chand- = Ter enterprises south of Mesa City. which is a fast growing and prom ising settlement. The new townsIte of Chandler is tO be cut up into city lots. swimming tanks are to be built and various other improvements needed in the starting of d new and
 modern town. A nice brick school house has already been provided for
 and d brick yard is soon to he estab- Iished to furnish brick for not only
 the school house but other buildings
 that will soon be erected
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