Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
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 time on the coast, has returned to her home in this city, and was ac- companied by Mrs. Richard c. Malone, who is to be her guest during the coming winter.
 HERE FROM SAN ANToNIO-Mr. and Mrs. J N. Hardcastle have ar rived in Phoenix from San Antonio, Texas. MT. HardcastIe is with the Delaware Punch company, and by moving his family here this will be the Hardcastle home.
 WILL VISIT AT FRISCO-Mr and Mrs. C. w. Harter left last night for San Francisco, their former home MT. Harter is making the trip on ac- count of business reasons and Mrs Harter will visit with relatives. They expect to be gone for about a month or so.
 PIONEER BAND-The Pioneer band has received a number of sets of new music and these will be presented at the regular Sunday concert to be given in the City Hall park, starting at five o'clock. Some of the newest melodies are included in the new music
 HOME FROM CLIFTON -Adjutant Genel al Harris, who has been at Clifton
 
 state troops now located there returned to Phoenix yesterday evening, and stated that the situation in the strik- ing camps remains virtually un- changed.
 MISTAKE IN WHEELS-Some one made mistake and rode a wheel be- longing to Bradley, of this office away from the postoffice yesterday afternoon. He has theirs which they left and the owner can have same by returning his wheel to either the police or the Republican.
 STORE IS MOVED-Harry .Ballah who for the past year has had fruit. produce and grocery story at los North First avenue, has moved to the corner of Second avenue and Jef- ferson street. His new store is now located in the building formerly known as the "Old Curio'
 ENTERTAINS All OINNER-Mrs. James Aldrich of 33 West Lynwood, on Friday last entertained a number of friends in honor of Miss Cortess SWartz, of Washington D. C., national field secretary of the deaconess de- partment of the W. H. M. $. Those present were: Mrs. Clara Batter, Miss Flora Jacobs, Miss Lulu Clifton and Miss SwartZ
 LONG WAY FROM TlPPERARY-l Lieutenant C. J. Stephens of Tippe- rary, Ireland. who has just received an honorable discharge from H. M. ! goth Hussars of the British army ar rived in Phoenix yesterday, after 1 having seen active service with his | u oops in Belgium. He was recently l injured by falling from his horse and l is! duties as a soldier.
 AUTO ABLAZE-GasOline leaking | from a Saxon automobile belonging | to the Walter Hill Company and | driven by Louis B. Burgy became ig- | nited on Washington street between | First and Second avenues about SI o'clock last evening. The fire de- | partment was called, but before it's arrival the flames had been ex- tinguished. The car was damaged | but little, if any.
 COUNTRY CLUB HOSTESSES-l Mrs. Richard F. Sloan and Mrs Paul l Renau Ing1es were hostesses at the Country Club tea yesterday after noon. rubber of auction preceded 1 the tea, the prize being won by Mrs. Edward O'Malley. There were pres ent among others MT. and Mrs. J. F. Rowlands, pr and Mrs. Francis H. Redewill. Dr. and Mrs. Roy F.. Thomas, Judge and Mrs. C. F. Aims worth Dr. and Mrs. Harry Car son. Mrs. F. E. Nash, Mrs. Edward O'Malley. Mrs. Arthur Luhis, Mrs. T. K. Lewis. Mrs. Webb Griffin, Mrs. Harold Bennett. Mrs. H. NJ. Fenne more Mrs. Helen Burroughs, Mrs. Cass Redewill, Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund, Mrs. J. G. Van Leuven, Miss Butler. Miss Veda Butler, Miss Eleanor Sloan. Miss Fay De Mund. Miss Katherine Kennan and Miss Ella Luhis.
 AT THE ADAMs-N. o villcott and wife. Silver City, N. NJ; Sam B. Memory. Ray; H. O. Wager St. Louis J. C. Broughton, Hayden Jc.; L. s. Parker, Tucson; Edna F. Clark, Chandler; L. T Kingsbaker Los An geles; D. Goodman, New York. R. H. Landers. Boston Arthur Hollander, New York; George A. WaIcott, Kan sas City; D. H. Smith, Boulder, Colo; c. L. Walmsley and wife. Nashville; ! James M. Daley. New York; L. F. Kinslow, Akron; A. B. Remington, Akron; Ed T. Gushee. Castle Hot r Springs; w. J. Shipman, Globe; Mrs. C. F. Shilling. Ray: R. R. Warren, Nacozari, Son; F. H. Little, Mem phis: w. L. Phillip, Portland. Ore; E. H. Taylor, Denver; R. B. Von Klein Smid. Tucson; Mrs. R. C. Daw son, Superior; Charles F. Howard Mesa: Miss Mary McCutcheon Miss M Walker Plainfield. N. J.; Philetus Holt and Phyllis and Ida Holt, Sum init, N J.; Robert w. Thomas and wife Ray: A. F. Riggcr, New York; E. A Winster, St. Louis, C. w Henry, | San Francisco.
 "A All members of Arizona Lodge