Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
CARAH LEAVES Harold Caral

1 CARAH LEAVES Harold Carah, l for the last four years employed in l the hardware establishment of Ezra 1 w Thayer, left last evening for ocean | Park where he expects to engage in ! business for himself
 TAKES HER RIGHTEOUSNESS l Sammy Morris. of the efficient force in l the office of state auditor J. C. Cal 1 Iaghan is now taking her annual va 1 cation. Miss susan Murphy having re | turned from her vacation recently. TRAIN WRECK AT GLENDALE l While a string of beet laden ears was i being shunted around in the yards of the sugar factory at Glendale late last night three cars toppled over into the l ditch Fortunately none of the train 1 crew were hurt and beyond spilling few beets around the damage was slight
 OFF TO THE COAST-Mrs. Francis Marion McCabe leaves this evening for the Pacific coast. She will visit friends in the foothills of Mount Hollywood and in Hollywood proper which is delightful suburb of Los Angeles. La ter she will go to Long Beach and san Diego for an indefinite stay at the resorts.
 MISS PLUMRIDGE RETURNS Miss Josephine PIumridge, confidential clerk to the secretary of the board of control, returns today from her vaca- tion spent in the mountains of Apache county in the neighborhood of Ganado, where she and party of her young friends were the guests of Senator Huhb"I. Miss PIumridge will return to her duties tomorrow morning
 MISS BENENATO RESIGNS-Miss Agnes Benenato, the popular and most efficient cashier of the Western Union Telegraph company office in this city. resigned her position there recently to take effect last night and will in the future make her home with her parents. The loss of Miss Benenato will be quite severely felt at the local telegraph of fees
 BACK TO FL PASO-T IT Rogers. a leading furniture man of Fl Paso. TeXaS;- left last evening for his home after q three days stay with his brother w. F. Rogers of this city. Mir Rogers paid his first visit to Phoenix this week and expressed himself as surprised and delighted at the beautiful city of Phoe- nix It is likely also that he wH -in-
 
 PLEASANT STOP OVERS-AIiss Myrtle Virgil and Miss Anna May Clinton, two charming young ladies of Douglas, Arizona who have been at tending the summer school at Flagstaff stopped over yesterday in this city with their friend and classmate Miss Katherine Ormond. daughter of deputy State Auditor James F. Ormond. Miss OrmOnd returned with the young ladies from Flagstaff
 BLANCHARD STILL HERE-C j.. Blanchard, stati&tician, boostermaster general for the reclamation service. former newspaper man and now pub Hcity expert and with all this good fel- low extra ordinary, who is now making his annual visit here. will remain in Phoenix for a few days more MT. Blanchard says that although it is hot he likes it. Phoenix is a great town and the PhOenicians are great people
 PASTOR THORNTON BETTER- Rev William F.. Thornton pastor of the Central M. F. church south is again about his duties after a severe attack of lumbago. MT Thornton is completing his second years pastorate m this city and he increases his friends with the passage of the days For four sessions of the first state legislature he was chaplain of the house, the last three times having no opponent for the position.
 AN OLD TIMER COMES RACK-I Billy DoWell, who has been on the coast. spending the most of his time at the California beaches for the last year returned to Phoenix yesterday to stay. MT Dowen was obliged to leave this town on account of his health. At that time he was hav- ing good deal of eye trouble and though he is not yet entirely rid of #, lie is greatly improved. After all, he says. Phoenix is very much like san Diego and the other coast towns since they seem to be settled Gp almost entirely by former Phoe- nicians. Most of them are making money and good many of them are already rich.
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