Arizona republican., 1915-07-16

SI Rev. Ray C. Harker is now located ] at Pasadena, California. where he will remain until fall.
 Ed Graham of the Cartwright dis } trict who has been visiting for the last few weeks at Lafayette. is now
 visiting in Concord California J. B. Nichols of Cashion. is now located at Miami, Arizona
 Mrs. w. D. Tremaine, who has been
 visiting at Anaheim, California, for the past few months, returned yester-
 day.
 Mrs. F A. Jones and son, Lloyd.
 left early yesterday for the coast,
 motoring overland by way of Needles. They will remain in Los Angeles for
 a few weeks before proceeding to San
 Francisco where they will meet MT.
 Jones' who is now in Chicago.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. Harvey Deere of West Adams street left yesterday for
 Los Angeles, where they will remain for the next few weeks
 Mir and Mrs. R. L. Morgan left last evening for their former home,
 Fit Wayne. Indiana, where they will
 spend the summer.
 w N. Sickels of the reclamation
 service is now located at Yuma. Robert Scott of Mesa who has been visiting at San Jacinto. Calf. is now | located at Camey. Mich.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Roer who have been spending the last few weeks at Iron Springs have returned and are
 now located at their home on North Twelfth street.
 Wm Krieg of near the Indian school is spending his vacation at Prescott
 Mir and Mrs J. A. J. Hartmann of North Fourth avenue are spending the summer at Prescott, returning home in September.
 l.. D. Hiatt of North Tenth avenue is now located at Carthage. Missouri, | where he will remain for the next few weeks
 Clyde Pierson. brother of Eugene Pierson of the Republican staff who ! is on a camping trip through the | northern part of the state is now camped at Cornville. where he will remain for some time.
 "A" ONION onions attain the size of the six-inch sample donated | to the chamber Of commerce yester- | day by Mrs. NJ T. Olmstead. As onions go. it is a whopper. but 1t is | said. contains less potential tears than many varieties that do not at tain such great size.
 MELoSH COMING BAck-Harvey | Melosh. who plead guilty several | months ago, to a series of crimes in l and around Phoenix. will be brought back from the prison at Florence to- day. to be a witness in the case of | the State of Arizona Vs. Tom Gib- bons. accused of receiving stolen goods from Melosh.
 RECOVERING RAPlDLY-Miss Is abelle Bailey of 1123 East Wiletta street has just undergone an opera ton for appendicitis at the Sisters Hospital from which she is rapidly recovering. Miss Bailey is a very poular young lady and her many friends will be pleased to know of her successful operation.
 HERE FROM SPRINGFIELD - Chas. II. Grove of Springfield. Illi- nois has been spending the last few days in Phoenix on his way back from California where he visited both and several other places of interest. His son. Chas. N. Grove who has been accompanying his father will remain in Phoenix for some time. his father going back to his home in Springfield where he is with one of the leading in surance companies of that place. ,
 DEATH OF MRS. w. H. KIRK LAND-Mrs. w. H. Kirkland died yesterday morning at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. George Gilbert. 1O1O South Second avenue. She was eighty one years of age. The funeral will be held at o'clock this after noon from H. w. Maus' chapel, 311 North First avenue. Interment will , be at the Double Butte cemetery, Tempe Mrs. Kirkland leaves to mourn her loss four daughters and three sons: also four sisters and , brother The brother William H. Bacon. is a resident of Phoenix. Mrs. Kirkland came to Arizona in 1859 , | year to Captain w. H. Kirkland, one : of the best known pioneers of Ari- zona. Captain Kirkland died five years ago. Is
 BEESOHN SENTENCED c. l.. Beesohn, the young man, who so lmazed the sheriffs office several 2 weeks ago, by forging checks to the amount of $14,0O0 within a day or ,o was sentenced yesterday morning ] Dy Judge Stanford to from four to i've years in the penitentiary. Bee 'ohn had expressed the opinion when when arrested that a short term would do him no good. and that a I> ong term would probably cure him. n passing sentence. the judge told Jim that if he behaved himself and vas as lucky as some of the pris ,ners who went to Florence hel would be out in few weeks.