Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

I { to Phoenix
 WALTER HILL BACk-Walter Hill, 1 of the Hill produce houses of Arizona and California, returned from northern Arizona yesterday where he has been i spending his vacation.
 BACK FROM CASA GRANDE-W l H. Taylor, a local real estate operator who is interested in Casa Grande prop ! erty, returned from there yesterday after a business trip.
 REAL ESTATE BOARD-A meet ! ing of the real estate board and the l board of trade jointly will be held at i the rooms of the latter at three | o'clock the afternoon of next Thurs ! day. The subject of the disposition l of the many winter visitors will be discussed.
 LOOKING OVER THE COUNTRY P. K. Fretz formerly of Canton, Kansas a small town in McPherson county, has recently moved to the Salt River Val | ley and may locate here. Prior to go- | ing to Canton he was with the Me Pherson Republican, and since that l time has been with the Canton Pilot HELD TO ANSWER-Joe Ellison, who is accused of borrowing a horse and buggy from the club stables and | | ing yesterday before Judge P. P. Parker and was held to answer to the superior court in the sum of $500.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Arnold Christian Gieseke and Elizabeth Aw- rey: Palicarepio Ramirez and Elidia Aevis: Arthur Neil Gibbs and Isa- belle Giddngs. All the parties are residents of Maricopa county. THOMAS HOME AGAIN-W. E. Thomas. clerk of the superior court has returned from his vacation at Oak Creek During his stay in he northern part of the state he acquir- ed a splendid coat of tan and re- newed assurance that no other state can offer the attractions to vacation ists that can be found right here III Arizona.
 MANAGER LAOD HERE-M, R. I.add. manager of the Tucson Star' paid a flying visit to Phoenix yesterday returning to the old Pueblo the same day he came Business is brisk in Tucson with MT. Ladd and while he enjoys a visit to Phoenix he had to make if short and hurry back to hls knitting.
 TEBBEN RETURNS-A. H. Tebben, foreman of the mechanical department of the Republican returned yesterday eveninp from his six weeks vacation spent in Ohio and Illinois. During his absence at the old home and elsewhere, Tebben. who is a thirty degree baseball fan, has seen major league baseball games and spent some consid- erable time also on the great lakes fishing whereof he acquired heavy coat of tan.
 LIGHTNING TURNS IN FIRE ALARM-Just as the storm which visited Phoenix last night had almost died down, lightning struck pole car rying d fire alarm signal wire and turned in an alarm from box A. The current was not strong enough to do much damage nor did it ring the alarm more than once. After waiting for ten minutes while enquiries were being made regarding the alarm the horses were unhitched and returned to their stalls.
 AT THE coMMERCIAL-L. H. Greenhaw, MT and Mrs. Turnbull, C. E. Sides, city; H. Raycvoth. Hurley N M.; Mrs. J. J. North, city; Tom Me Kinney, Benson; Chas. A. Fox, El Paso: M. H. Spear. Chicago; N. Nose on. Tucson; A. M Hinds. New Albany, Ind; J. S. Began, Tucson; Mrs. J. Simm: c. A. Rydon, HolbrOOk; J. C. Whitney, Roosevelt; J. A. McRae, city; ] J A. Foster and family; J. T. Hall, Kansas City; j. F. Chambers and wife, Sacaton; N. J. Soule; oscar Irvine. city; w w. ThuIow, Los Angeles; Sam l Kirshner, Los Angeles; G. A. Laney, Chicago; Geo. Bush, Tucson; M. | Blome Flagstaff; c. Sides, city; E. C. Evans, Roosevelt; M. H. Bowman; Miss M Park, Butte, Mont; A. L. Putnam Cork, Ire; L L. Jackson, city; T. H. l Collins, Los Angeles; T. HOyne, Casa Grande; Mrs. J. H. StrattOn, Miss E. Stratton, A. J. Sweet, Hayden; H. NJ Jenkinson, Kansas City.
 POSTOFFICE MUSIC CLUB OR l GANIZED-As further development | of the back porch conference at l the Federal building last week, the l boys in the post office got together | at the Y. M. C. A. this week and or 1 ganized what is to be known as the l Postoffice Music club. The object of l the club is to create the fraternal l spirit within the Phoenix post office i and more directly to develop the
 musical ability within the club whose l mem DerSnIp IS at present limited lp ] those who have actually served in
 the office. Arthur H. DeRiemer was
 | elected president. Harry C. Cooper
 | secretary treasurer, and Carl Lind
 1 strom, musical director. As a start
 CT the club proposes to give the best 1 minstrel show that has been staged
 1 ir Phoenix al a date to be announced
 1 later; rehearsals have already be-
 1 gun and the fellows are taking hold
 | of the proposition with greater en-
 | thusiasm than ever hoped for
 | DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating;
 l refreshing.-(AdV.) If