Arizona republican., 1913-07-18
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| vacation. Dr. DamerOn is left behind ! and has joined the summer grass Wid- 1 overs order.
 1 OWNER WANTED-Chief of Police l Johnny Moore has in his possession gold watch fob seal, with the initials J. R. l.. on the bar. On the face of the 1 seal the figures 1O10.12 are engraved. The owner may have the same by ap- l plying to the chief.
 CIRCLE NO. 2 ENTERTAINS- Circle Number ?, of the Womans mis- sionary society of the Central Metho- dist church will meet this afternoon with Mrs T. B. Stewart of 912 North Second street
 MRS. HARRIS GOES TO CAMP HUNT-Mrs. C. w. Harris. wife of Col Harris. adjutant general of the Arizona National Guard left last night to join Col. Harris in camp with the guard at Camp Hunt near WhippIe Barracks.
 MILLER GOES TO SANTA CRUZ r. J. Miller of the state tax commission went to Nogales. the seat of Santa Cruz county yesterday morning to con fer on assessments with Assessor T. P. Thompson, and the members of the board of supervisors in that county.
 LG CF1ER ONEhAL mONDAT The funeral of F. w. Fletcher of Maricopa who fell in well on his ranch near there last week and broke his neck will be held on Mon day morning at II o'clock from the undertaking parlors of Moore and Mcclellan.
 AT THE FoRD-C. M. Landers, city; Carl S Gunse Fort Grant; John J. Sweeney, Benson; Chas. w. Harris, Fort Grant; F D. Shugluff, Los Angeles; Mrs. F. F. Devine. F. F. Devne, II. Blair and wife, Flor ence; W. R. Elliott, AI M. Faheir, Mesa: w. O'Leary, Chicago.
 SPEEDER FiNED-R. J. Jones ap- peared in police court yesterday to answer to a charge of driving motor vehicle at a greater speed than is al lowed by law. Jones paid q fine of $15 for the offense but not before he had exchanged a few words With Recorder Thomas.
 A. H. REEVES RETURNS II. Reeves, manager of the Empress and Coliseum and Elks theaters in this city returned last evening from Prescott where he went to confer with Manager Flint George of the western managers vaudeville circuit who passed through
 
 ference will be better attractions for this city in the faI it is said.
 PHOENIX WOMAN HONORED- Miss Kate Terrell Ellis of this city has been appointed one of the vice presi- dents of the national educational as sociation in convention at Salt Lake City. she was in charge of the child ren's book shop exhibit and has also been named as associate of q child's paper to be published under the aus pices of the association.
 HOTEL MANS NEW POSITION- Mir. C. A. Cheney who has been con nected with the Hotel del Coronado for the past seven years has been appointed manager of Coronado Tent City to take the place of Joshua s. Hammond who has resigned on account of ill health. MT. Cheney has been acting manager of the beach resort at Coronado for several weeks during the illness of the former incumbent ana is thoroughly conversant with the hundreds of de tails necessary to the successful man agement of this unique resort.
 FOREMAN TEBBEN LEAVES-A II. Tebben, foreman of The Republican mechanical department left last even ing over the Santa Fe for Chicago and the big eastern metropoli for a five weeks vacation. Tebben is an old pro- fessiOnal baseball player, and every year when the weather gets warm. the baseball bug begins to bite real hard Tebben picks up and goes to the center of disturbance in the baseball world to see a mint of games. When he re- turns he will be able to tell the fans all about it.
 BIG CHICKEN SUPPER-All the arrangements have been made for the old fashioned chicken supper to be given under the auspices of the C. M. r. church, at the corner of Jefferson and Seventh street, to which the gen eral public is cordially invited. The proceeds from the supper will go to the support of the general activities of the church. The mere fact that the chick en is to be cooked by some of the best oolored cooks in the city, establishes the fact that it will be done right, tasty and appetizing. The dinner is prom sed to be in southern style
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-M Gillian, Seattle; w. Gillian, Seattle; Ray A ToOmbs, Fort Worth. Tex: Reese Ling, City; Ed Mittchle and wife, St Louis: J. D. Davidson and wife, Honolulu; Miss NJ F.. Vassor. St. Louis; P. Kelly, Phoenix; F. c. Mustain, Tucson; s. Washauer san Francisco: w F. Kier, San Diego D. M. Sutor San Diego; E. Kennedy, Los Angeles; H. II. McPhee, Los Angeles; MT and Mrs. C. Hawkins, Tucson; J. w. WigIer, Dallas; J. H. Gastan Dallas; F. MashaH, Ky. F. F Carr, Los Angeles; Geo. A Corden Dallas; Jas. NJ. Bettes, Dallas; J B WoffOrd, Dallas; R. Gray, Los Angeles; R. F. Moore. Globe; c. w. Henery, san Francisco; H. c. Callahan, Chandler: Joe Hubble, Phoenix: F. H. Peterson, SOlIT I T.glxp Tex NJ Int