Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-10

EASTERN STAR-A call has been
issued by the worthy matron for a
| meeting of the Eastern Star tonight.
RETURNING FROM THE COAST
Dr. Louis Dysart who has been spend
ing short vacation on the coast will
return today.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Anton Pleich, Rebecca PARA,
Mrs. Laura Reynolds.
MRS. ANDERSON RETURNS
Mrs. c. G. Anderson, of Los Angeles,
has purchased the Ogilvie millinery
at 125 West Adams street, and is
now perfecting the stock TO: a for
NAL opening which will be held at
later date
ARIZONA AT DETROiT-This
state was not without representation
at the national encampment G. A. R.
at Detroit. There were five Arizona
veterans there. ]. P Rhodes, NJ. c.
Webb, Cal. A L. Grow of Tombstone;
General E. S. Godfrey and General A
]. Sampson.
FROM OCEAN PARk-Mrs. Aug
ust 1ben and children, of 1923 North
Second street, have returned from a
three months vacation spent at
Ocean Park. Mrs. Redmond Toohey,
of 20 East Portland Place, who also
spent her vacation at Ocean Park, is
again in Phoenix.
ISAAC PARENT TEACHERS-The
, Isaac Parent Teachers association
will meet at the Isaac school house
| On Friday, September II, at 3 o'clock,
for the purpose of planning the win
| te.' work of the association. A num-
| Der of matters have come to the at
| tention of the association, and these
will be brought up and discussed.
ED WOOSTER RETURNING-H.
| L.. Wooster, the motorcycle shark,
who travelled from Phoenix to Los
Angeles on the back of his benZine
bicycle, expects to be in Phoenix
again inside of two weeks. Mr..
Wooster has been having the time
of his life on the coast, after having
gotten pretty badly blistered going
| over.
DODDS TO DOUGLAS-Ted Dodds
| who is manager of the Jenkins Piano
| Co. of Douglas, and who has been
| visiting friends for the past week in
| Phoenix, left last night fo. his home
| town in the Cartercar driven by S. s.
| Badger, the state agent for the Car
tercar, who has been opening the
field in Phoenix for MS car.
| TOURED THE COAST-G. E. Noil
returned yesterday from two
months touring trip in his Cadillac
automobile up and down the Pacific
coast. Mrs. Noll accompanied him
| except for a part of the trip, she
returning from Los Angeles to PhOe-
nix, on the train. M. and Mrs. Mol
toured as far north as oregon. Com
| ing back Mr.. Noll changed tires bul
one time between San Francisco and
Phoenix. They also visited Yosemite
valley.
TOURISTS GUIDE BACK IN
PHOENIX - William Huggett, who
tol a number of years has acted q:
expert guide and trapper for numbers
of parties of eastern tourists through
the irter- mountain regions, is now
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trip to the Canadian line. Mr.. Hug
gett left mere in charge of a party
on March 9, going on horseback anC
by wagon, taking in all the points OF
interest between Phoenix and Helena
Montana. At the time of the sensa
tiCnal hold-up in Yellowstone park
this guide and his party had JUS
reached the park on a camping tou
and they consequently We're givei
advantage of additional thrills no
otherwise on the program. After tn
disbanding of the party on August l
MIR Huggett went to Seattle to vsi
relatives. He expects to make Phoe
nix his permanent home hereafter ant
will endeavo. to have all the huntir!
parties possible start out from hi
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