Arizona republican., 1912-07-21
FOR LOS ANeELEs-Frank Tweed

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 visit his family at Prescott until business calls him back
 FOR SAN DIEGo-Frank Dalzer and family left yesterday for San Diego where they will remain inde- finitely.
 | TO SAN FRANCiscO-Alfred Becker. the manager of the Phoenix bakery, and family left yesterday for 1 San Francisco.
 l coAsTWARD = Mrs. F Franklin and daughter Mrs Vernon Wright | left last night for Los Angeles and the beaches.
 prominent Arizona cattleman. left yesterday for San Diego. where he will cool off a bit.
 FOR LOS ANGELEs-F W. Slo- cum, the jeWeler at Hilderbran's store. left for Los Angeles yesterday
 where he will remain indefinitely.
 BOUND FOR THE coAsT-A. A Betts of the Santa Fe office and | family left yesterday for the coast. l They expect to visit Los Angeles.
 WILL VISIT FRlScO-Mrs. F. L.
 Brill is leaving this evening on an extended visit in southern California and then to San Francisco where she
 will remain until late this fall, then
 returning Q Phoenix.
 TO REscOTT-Judge Phillips and family left for Prescott yester-
 day where they will remain indefin- itely. The judge says he is going to visit Charlie Odell on Oak Creek and
 fish for the plentiful trout.
 NOT A FISH STORY-Chas Ur- ban. the photographer at Berryhill's. is having some great times in Cali fornia A friend of his reported that i a sixteen pound bass was caught at Santa Monica and that it required the combined efforts of MT. Urban and a friend to land the monster. | FOR IRON SPRlNGs-The usual
 crowd which leaves here on Satur-
 day afternoons for the cool mountain air at Iron Springs was composed of J. s. Griffin, F. T. Collins, Arthur Hulett, D. H. Burtis, Wm. Hefln, Dr. Martin ond c. D. Doris and son, !. Burtis Most of these people are
 week end visitors of the popular re-
 sort
 EMPIRE STATE SOClETY-A pie
 nic meeting of the Empire State so-
 ciety will be held at East Lake Park
 on Monday evening July 22nd, from
 four to ten o'clock. Those coming early are expected to bring their
 lunch The feature Of the evening will be a brief program and an ex-
 tended water melon feed. All New Workers are expected to be present and contribute to the enjoyment. No admission will be charged
 ANXIOUS TO GET BACk-Wil- liam F. Stevens of the J. s. Griffin
 real estate office returned yesterday ,. from Long Beach where he has spent the past month with his family. Mir | Stevens says he became nervous tC ) get his business affairs on the coast
 so arranged that he could return tC Phoenix, even at this time of year 5 He also states that Phoenix is the best place in the world to live and
 that his family will return here this f fall California is nice place but ? MT. Stevens knows a good country I when he sees it.
 DEATH OF MAX B. WURST-Ma,
 B. Wurst. an employe of the United States land office, died Saturday noor I'at-his home, -1534 east Washington 7 street. following an illness of severa p months. Although his illness was no ' at first thought to be dangerous, il B later proved to be cancer, of tn, stomach and death was very sudden Mr Wurst was favOrably knowr
 about the valley and his death i: I mOurned by a wife and baby beside: E many friends and relatives Th' : funeral arrangements will be mad, : by Mrs Frank Luke. his mOther-in l law. and Miss Anna Luke, who arr
 now in California and other relative: , who will be notified of the death s SOUTH SiDE-The interest of tn members of the l.. A. s. of the soutf 1 side is surely not abatng as evi denced by the fact that tWenty-f -fiV, z ladies met with Mrs A J Church oi l Wednesday last for the regular Jul, meeting. In the absence of the pres ident, the meeting was lead by Mrs , C. w HoughtOn. Mesdames Val f Tassel. Wallace and Smith were ac z cepted as new members Intersperset through the business session the fol
 lowing most enjoyable program wa
 given. Instrumental solo, Miss Tn; u Austere; vocal solo, Mrs Wilkinson The ladies will be entertained h,
 Mesdames Wheeler and Wilson a e the home of the former, August 21st .' the third Wednesday of the month AN UNPLEASANT TASk-Judg e Phillips left last night for Prescott q where tomorrow he will impose tn = sentence of death upon Chavez tn d murderer of an officer at Jerome :, Judge Smith of the Yavapa court i disqualified by reason of having de - tended the doomed man at his tria
 last fall. Campbell, the negro mur . derer. was yesterday sentenced t
 ideath by Judge Smith Both mel | were brought through Phoenix on Fri ! day from the penitentiary where the tthad been taken immediately afte { their conviction and former sentenc of death, execution having bee ] stayed by an appeal to the suprem