Arizona republican., 1912-08-25

BACK TO K. C.-Mrs Frank A. , HI.uerpran left last night on d seV-
 eral months trip to Kansas City. 1 GO TO PRESCOTT-Miss Mabel
 Norton left last night for an outing 1 of a couple of weeks in Prescott.
 ON LOCAL BUSiNEss-H. w. Me
 Kean is in Phoenix on business con-
 nected with the trainmasters division 1 of the Santa Fe.
 WEEK END AT SPRlNGS.-W. S. Goldsworthy, of the Santa Fe local office, left on a week end at Iron | Springs, here Mrs. Goldsworthy has | been summering.
 PENNSYLVANIA SOClETY-There will be a meeting of the Pennsyl- Nania Society of Arizona, Monday
 evening at 7:30 at the home of F.. E. Wise. BPS North Fourth avenue. All Pennsylvanians are requested to
 be present.
 PRESCOTT LABOR DAY-The eel | ebratiOn of Labor Day in Prescott is
 going to be a notable one. The mana
 gers of the affair are being helped
 out by the Santa Fe. There will prob ably be an excursion to the hilltop, i and to work that matter up in Phoe- nix H. B. Kohl, travelling passenger
 agent at Prescott is here boosting it l along.
 NEW CATiON-Herzberg Bros. 1 whose store, The Fair, was burned out last Sunday morning, have moved ! into temporary quarters in the Alturas i building In a few days they will be
 ready for business again with their ! line of ladies millinery and ready-to-
 wear clothes. The new store is To- cated on Washington street between 1 second and Third streets
 FROM NAvAJOLAND. - E. l.. Graves, of the curio company of that name, returned yesterday from a two
 months stay at trading posts on the | New MeXiccO section of the Navajo 1 reservation. At Ganado he was the guest of AiOnzo Hubbell along with
 about thirty other visitors to the strange Indian land. Most of them went to the Hopi snake dance still as 1 the guests of MT. Hubbell.
 RESIDENCES lNVADEO-A day | ol so ago the residences at 1004 and 1910 North Second street were enter eC by someone whose identity has ! not been discovered, with the appar cnt purpose of robbery. though so far | as known nothing was taken. Things were turned upside down as though 1 the invader was looking for valuables and did not find them. The police 1 have the matter in hand and believe i they have a cleW to the guilty per son
 MARRIAGE CENSES-Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to Roy H. ] Wright and Aurilla Brocksboth of
 Mesa and to Antone Velenzuela and l Sarah Armstrong; The latter are In dians of the Salt River reservation. SUIT FOR DlVORCE.-Mrs Rita Daley yesterday began suit for a div orce from her husband, Ross Daley, | on the ground of general profligacy. 1 They were married a little more than
 year ago and from the beginning | their domestic life was not felicitous.
 AN AUCTION SALE-One of the
 most successful auction sales held | this season was that for Lee Hockett, | three miles west of Six Points, by | Auctioneer C. c. McMurtry. This one l sale amounted to more than $6000. | Milk cows sold as high as $111- | Among the other prize stock that brought very high prices were a l number of especially fine hogs. MT. 1 McMurthy has been engaged to con- ] duct the auction sale on hand freight | and baggage that is to be held a
 week from next Tuesday.
 voLLEY BALL CHALLENGE. -
 His fishing trip safely over, and a l short illness disposed of, B. E.. Marks lis now ready to devote his attention to sport of a less dangerous nature
 that the pursuit of ferocious trout, or battling with Old Man Disability. He has picked a team to buck the title
 holding Business Men. Several of the
 champs are out of town, and their team cannot in any case be represen- tative. but with a wealth of good ma terial to choose from they ought to put up a contest worth watching.
 GEORG ELIOT MlLLER.-Perhaps that name is familiar to the reader as the writer of The Republicans popu- lar department of local lodges. MT Miller has secured a new job in news paper work, while still holding his iothers. He is now official correspon- dent of the Fl PaSO Herald TOT news
 of this part of Arizona. Important
 happenings here are in good demand in news form in the Pass city, and to get things before the reading public | of that city it is desirable to help MT. Miller with his gathering of notes. His lodge lore is we'll liked all over the state especially, of course, by the members of the different orders whose doings are chrOnicled in the depart ment.
 AN OLD MAN IN NEED-The Re
 publican is in receipt of letter from Seligman detailing the sad case of
 Professor Leon Johnston who has
 been at that place for sometime with 1 q sick wife and is now without
 means. He has been a resident of the
 state for many years and has trav-
 eled over most parts of it. He has had great faith in the oil deposits oi ! Arizona and he arrived at Selgmar from Wickenburg six weeks ago tC make investigations in that region But about that time his wife was seized by illness and what little money he had was spent for med | trio in vain n