Arizona republican., 1914-07-10
HERE FROM CASA eRANpE-Mr

HERE FROM CASA GRANDE-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson of Casa Gran da were visitors to Phoenix yesterday. HAVE AUTO CRANk-The police last evening picked up the crank of somebody's automobile. It is at the police station awaiting claimant. THE CHRiSTYS TO IRON SPRINGS-Mrs. Lloyd E. Christy and
 family have left to take up residence in Iron Springs during the hot months. OFF.FOR LAJOLLA-Mr. and Mrs.
 K. K. Kuntz left last evening for La | jolla, California, where they have talk en a cottage for the remainder of the l summer.
 SUMMERING AT THE SEASHORE Mrs. S. Franklin accompanied by l Mrs. Vernon Rice, left last evening for 1 the coast resorts where they will spend 1 the summer months.
 | CARTWRIGHT SOCIAL - The
 Ladies Aid society of the Cartwright
 church will give an ice cream social l this evening at the church to which all i friends and members of the church and l OI are itQutStcN lO dlttlu 1 K. OF p. INSTALLATION = In- ' stallation of the officers recently l elected by Phoenix Lodge, No. 2,
 Knights of Pythias, will take place | this evening in Pythian hall. All
 members of the order are urged to be | in attendance.
 REESE M. LING RETURNS-Reese M. Ling, candidate for the United States senate at the democratic pri
 maries, returned Wednesday evening from Stafford and Graham county where I he went in the interest of his candi- dacy.
 1 MISSIONARY MEETING - The Ladies Missionary society of the First | Baptist church will meet tonight at the
 residence of Mrs. L. W. Coggins, 45 Coronado road. There will be a pro-
 gram and light refreshments. Gentle men are especially invited.
 CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER-The hair dressing parlors of Mrs. Myra Wilson, in the Adams hotel building will be closed on Saturday evening for the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Wilson, who leaves shortly for trip
 to the east will reopen her establish
 ment on September 1 with an entirely new line of hair and shell goods.
 AFFIRMED DEClSION-The su- preme court yesterday affirmed the judgment of the superior court of Pima county in the case of Albert Steinfeld vs the Omega Mining company. The
 case was one involving a claim for
 $20,000 for ore on the dump which
 plaintiff held was his personal prop
 erty and not sold with the mine. The
 court held that the ore in question was
 transferred when the mine was sold,
 and the supreme court sustained the decision.
 TO MOOSEHEART, ILL.-C. G. S.
 Reum, national director of the Loyal
 Order of Moose for the southwest, left last night for his home in Fl Paso where he will pass a few days prior to I going to Mooseheart, H., to attend the
 national convention of the order which
 meets there soon. Doc Reum as he is better known here has been making Phoenix his headquarters for the past six months working with the Arizona lodges of the order all of which are
 now in flourishing condition. DEATH OF MRS. MUSGROVE- Mrs. Mallie, Musgrove, wife of Charles
 A. Musgrove a well known farmer of , the Osborn district died at her home on the Park road yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness. Her parents MT. and Mrs. Al Fredericks and hel husband were with her when the enc
 came. Besides these she leaves two . small children to mourn her loss The funeral will take place on Saturday next from the parlors of Mohn, Driscol and Maus, but. the hour of the obse-
 quies will be announced later. FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETING - The regular quarterly meeting of tn, Phoenix volunteer fire department i!
 called for next Monday in the Fire ! mems hall, second floor of the cit, l. hall building. At this time it is ex . pected that steps will be taken t name a committee to undertake th J perfection of arrangements for hold 5 ing an entertainment during fai ! week while the State Firemen's As sociation is meeting in this city. Al > members of the Phoenix departmen }. are urged to be in attendance at tn ,, meeting which will begin prompt, j. at 8 o'clock
 !. AN ElOPEMENT Report wa s made to the police last evening tha l. Jesus Talemanta, the 13-year- ol d daughter of a well-known Spanisl
 family living at 40S East Buchanan : street, had packed up a few of he s belongings and had disappeared. Co n incidentally, Ramon Ramero, aged Y years living next door, also disap s peared, together with some of hi n clothes. The police were urged t . find the children, whom it is feare : will attempt to reach some other tow Il and there become married. The gir = was dressed all in white and wore K white duster cap. The fathers of bot t the young people spent several hour = last evening endeavoring to locate tn r two.
 VI INFANT DROWNED IN CANAL s The story of a pitiful tragedy cam '- cut in the inquest into the death o
 Eddie Coy. the infant son of MT. an ;. Mrs. C. P. Coy, held yesterday. D. | caapnc that u,biLo his DareOts wer