Arizona republican., 1912-07-23

TO SALT LAKE CIIT-MlSs Jen- nie Ellingson left Monday evening for Salt Lake City where she will visit her brother, J. w. Ellingson THE FORD-Mrs. B. J. Rice, w ! c Rouncey. Glabe; c. B. Brown, | Chicago; J. R. Henderson, Bisbee;
 s. Kulick, John Jessup; E. L. May | Ter Ray.
 ON VACATlON-Miss Josie Plum ridge clerk in the office of the board | of control, has been granted a two weeks vacation which she is spend | ing in San Diego and Los Angeles. GONE TO HoLBROok-S. P Os- born, secretary of state, is at Hol- | brook attending the Sapp election contest. It is likely he will be de-
 tained there the greater part of the week.
 FOR THE COAST-Mr and Mrs John T Dunlap left last night for
 Santa Monica on months visit.
 From there they will go to Kansas City, where MT Dunlap has some
 business engagements, returning to
 Phoenix about September 3Oth.
 BIDS ARE REcElVED-The board
 CT COnITOI mas EeCOlNeu d HulIDCI OI
 bids for furnishing supplies for the
 Pioneers Home at Prescott for the
 next half year. It is probable the
 bids will be opened and the contract
 awarded before the end of the week.
 SELLING ELECTRIC SUPPLIES O. F.. Thomas and A. B. COtts of Los Angeles, representing different de
 partments of the electric supply busi
 ness of the General Electric company, were Phoenix visitors Saturday and Sunday, leaving yesterday for Pres colt
 COLD AT TLAND-Sunday the
 and yesterday noon the Arizona Pro
 duce company received telegram
 stating that it was below sixty de
 grees. Phoenicians may be thankful
 that the weather in this valley
 doesn't take such tremendous leaps.
 THE CoMMERCIAL-C. B. Gen
 ming Palo Verde: Mrs. Baxter, Wick
 enburg; Henry Parcel, Blue Blood;
 NJ Hess, Tucson; T. c. Pomeroy and
 wife. Mesa: MT and Mrs. George, Chandler; John R. Looseley. San
 Francisco: T. J. Van Siclen, Flor
 ence: John A Germain. New York;
 H. A Campbell, Bisbee.
 BUSINESS TOUR-Mf Frederick P Comfort has been called north on
 brief business trip. Before return ing to Phoenix he will visit Denver Colorado Springs. Williams, Flagstaff, and the Grand Canyon. Mrs. Comfort left last Wednesday for Los Angeles. Coronado Beach, San Diego and San
 Francisco She expects to return about October 18th.
 WELL ATTENDED CEREMONY-
 Fermn Nunez and Reperta Crespo
 were united in marriage yesterday by Justice Parker. The wedding was solemnized at the office of the sher- if A bevy of bridesmaids composed of the beautiful young ladies em- ployed about the court house offl- Ciated and several of the habitues ot the building lent their official pres ence. It was a busy day for Justice Parker He had previously united Crespin Waters and Francisco Jimez in marriage.
 BIRD IN AGAIN-W L. Bird has run up against the law again. Yes terdav afternoon he was brought to town by Deputy Sheriff Lew Mickey who had arrested him at Mesa on A charge of embezzlement, complaint having been made against hlm oy Mrs. Brothers of that place. Bird furnished bond on his arrival In town. Bird spent last winter in jail charged with forgery but the grand jury in April turned him loose the principal witness against him hay 1 ing disappeared.
 THE ADAMS-P. H. Griffith, Los Angeles: F. D. HOffacker, Los An geles; w. H. Wilson, Los Angeles; H p. Jones. Los Angeles; T. H. l Kearney, Washington; Argule C. Me I,ochton. Los Angeles; J. N. McFate' Casa Grande; Arthur Bard, Los An geles: Robert E. Morrison, Prescott; F G Yanney. Salt Lake City; 5. A. Whitney. Salt Lake City; Mrs. George Tennig Tucson: P. K. Starburger' Denver: J. $. Hayes. Globe; w E. | Mullen. Tempe; Mrs. K. Reagan Havden: John MacIntyre. Hayden' R w Marfort. Hayden; Lee Parnier,
 Havden. J. H. Pellen. Glendale.
 FUNERAL OF MAX WURST-Max 1 Wurst. late of the United States lana
 office. of this city. was buried yes terday. The funeral was held from the residence of his parents, MT. ana l Mrs Bernard Wurst. who reside at 1 No 38 North Eleventh street of thls citv MT. Wurst was 27 years old | and has resided in Phoenix for seV- l eraI years He leaves wife ana l daughter. father. mother. brother ] Louis Wurst, and sister, Mrs. J. w | Long to mourn his departure from this life. The interment took place in
 the Catholic cemetery. east of town near Scottsdale, and was attended by
 a large number of sorrowing friends. l Peaches 3 cents a pound at the ranch