Arizona republican., 1916-06-27
SPICE M IAN

SPICE MANIC. w. Lutes, distrib- uting agent of the Jones Sierbook Tea, Coffee and Spice company of San Francisco is in town on business for a short time.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage i- censes were issued yesterday to Henry F. Nyberg and Margaret Jensen and Manuel Vintemer and Antonio Vinte mer of GHadalaupe.
 M'BEAN RETURNS-City Commis- sioner George N MacBean has re- turned from a business trip to Bisbee and Douglas. He says that things are certainly stirring along the border.
 MARGARET DYSART-Friends of Lieutenant and Mrs l,rIhur s. Dysart learned yesterday of the birth of daughter, Margaret, at Portsmouth. New Hampshire Lieutenant Dysart has relatives and many friends here He is in the United States navy.
 GONE FOR THE SUMMER-Mrs. James c. Simpson, her son, George L. Simpson, and nephew, William Esgar, left yesterday morning over the Santa Fe for Sharon. Pa, where they will spend the summer. Sharon is the for mer home of Mrs. Simpson and she has not visited there since coming to Arizona about ten years ago.
 YOUNG MAN MlSSING-A report has been made to the police of the dis appearance of Joe Bradley, a young man who has been living at Nineteenth and Van Buren streets. He Is described as twenty one years old, tubercular i tall, slender. weight about 120 pounds ! dark hair blue eyes, blue overalls and shirt. lead -colored soft hat. He does not drink liquor, gamble or play pool If found notify J. w Wesley, Nine teenth street and Van Buren.
 1 OATMAN PUBLIC UTILITIES 1 Commissioners Jones and Geary vii leave today for Oatman where they will hear the application of V. s -Rowley for permission to install {
 waterworks and sewer system there Two years ago one would have beer considered crazy who would have pre- dicted that Oatman would ever neeC either sewer or water works. Nov
 it is a town of more than 5000 ant still growing.
 MRS. WlCKE DlES-Mrs. Mary Fl
 len Wicke. of TAI East Pierce street
 died Sunday at the Sisters hospital
 The funeral will be held this morning
 at o'clock from St. Mary's Catholi
 church. Burial will be made in th'
 Catholic cemetery Mrs Wicke was tn
 widow of William Wicke. She is sur
 vived by two daughters, Elizabeth | f-fo ha iv
 Bank and Trust company, and Celia
 and one son. William.
 BEAUTIFUL PICTURE Man,
 Phoenicians who have received copie
 of the July Sunset magazine are cut
 ting out the frontispiece for framing
 This picture represents a scene O
 Roosevelt lake and takes in a bit O the north bridge In the foregroun are seen two placid Apache squaws con
 templating the glowing vista. Accom- panying the picture is a splendid arti
 cle by Walter Woehlke on "Throug : Apache Land; Riding on Rubber Tire } over Geronimos Trail"
 SLOCUM'S MOTHER HERE-Mr.
 D. R. Slocum, mother of W. A. Slocur of the Nelson Shoe company, has ar rived here from her home in Bato 2 Rouge, La, to spend the summer wit
 her son. Yesterday she was taken fo
 an automobile ride about the valle.
 She expressed herself as surprised an , pleased. She said that before reachin |, Phoenix she had been told that Phoeni o was a little village in the cactus brusl She has already become a consister ' booster for this section. In Septem - = Der she will be joined here by ht !, daughter and together they will joul Fl ney to California for an extended sta REUTER- GRADUATES-Ad diplon | has been issued from the stenograph
 College to Ivan L. Reuter-. MT. Rept, $ received a diploma from the busihe! b department about two years ago. F . at once secured employment, but u many things go by contraries, most = his work has been that of a stenos ! rapher. A few weeks ago he decide n that he would like to graduate from u 1T stenographic department of the scho e and has been using every opportuni $ since to meet the requirements. In h Is last test he showed a much higher ra h of speed than was necessary for grad le ation. He has been in the employ ts the Goldman Grocery company duril Ss the past year.
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