Arizona republican., 1916-09-05
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FROM CAlIFORNlA-Mr and Mrs. Harry Hancock and family returned from a summers vacation in Califor- mia yesterday
 SHUTTERS BACK-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stauffer and Miss Dorothy Stauffer were among yesterdays ar rivals from the coast
 VACATION OVER-Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fauber are again at home after a several weeks stay in southern Cali fornia.
 CUNNlNGHAMS RETURN-Judge and Mrs. D. L. Cunningham, who passed the summer in a tour of Cali fOrnia, have returned.
 MRS. LOPER BACk-Mrs John D. Loper was among the Phoenicians who arrived home this week from Long Beach where she passed the summer season.
 BACK FROM BEACH-Mrs. H. A. Hughes and her daughters, Mrs. l.. D. Dameron and Mrs. Roy Summers, have returned from Long Beach where they passed the summer months.
 WILSON'S MOVE HERE-Mr. and Mrs. Claud E. Wilson arrived from San Diego yesterday and will take up their permanent residence here. MT. Wilson will be associated with Goldberg Brothers as advertising manager and window trimmer
 FROM COAST-Mrs. George Fow- Ter Gardiner returned yesterday from the summers absence in Santa Monica She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. A. K. Stacey. Miss Mildred Stacey will remain on the coast until late in the autumn.
 DIED IN COLORADO-Word was received here yesterday of the death of Mrs. John Cronenberger, formerly Miss Katie Smith, of this city, at Fow- Ter, Colorado. Mrs. Cronenberger is survived by her husband and two sis ters, of this city, Mrs. Charles Rohmer of 695 South Second avenue, and Mrs. Lizzie Dowds
 ENJOYABLE TOUR-Mr and Mrs F. w. Avery of the orange belt and George Speer returned yesterday from a 5000 mile automobile tour of Cali fornia, Washington and oregon. The trip was made in a little Six Buick without a speck of trouble. On the going trip they took the Parker cutoff which they found much more comfort able to drive than the Yuma route, by which they returned
 MORRIS, JUNlOR-Morris E. Whit ley is going around among his friends NAli ttu AiluShtilS large anu JONQus grin these days, for early Sunday morning a nine pound baby boy was 1 bor nto Mrs. Whitley at their home al 1905 East Culver street. Mother and son are getting along nicely. Mrs Whitley was formerly Miss Delight Dc Busk of this city
 APPLETON VlSlTOR-Miss Julia w. Harbeck, of Appleton, Wis, is 6 1 guest of the Adams hotel for a short time. Among other guests are w. C i Hendrie, of Los Angeles; Mrs Pau Ramsey, of Los Angeles; s. Meyers, o ! Globe; Miss Marie Levingstone, o 1 Mesa; J. F. Lamont and wife of Tue i son; Arthur E. Poriel, of Chandler: w | D. Vanderroop. of Los Angeles; ". c | Colcoral, of Flagstaff; J. T. Ryan, O ] Tempe; Miss Estelle Murray. of Globe Irwin Lessen. of Denver; F. G. Long 1 of Phoenix; J. C. Devine. of Phoenix 1 F, Hobbs. of Butte, Mont; MT. an, Mrs. H. William Stevens, of Prescott Howard C. Lewis, of New York City ! Vim. Rosenthal, of New York J Browne, of Los Angeles; s. M. Riser. o i Louisville; w. Light. of Hodgeville Ky: F. NJ. Coker. of Los Angeles, an, Mrs. G. J. Eichenlaok. of Hayden.
 FROM KAlAMAZOO-W. C. Roedi
 
 of the Jefferson hotel while here for few days on a short business triI
 Other guests include NJ. O. Benscoe an
 wife. of Florence; O. Oldham. of Dal
 las; James Stovell and wife. of Denver
 Harry E. Wise, of Mason City, Ind. F J. Dalton. of Jerome Arms Belle Dris
 kill, of Denver; Emil John and wife, C
 Flagstaff; Mrs. Sam Morris, of Phoe
 nix: Floyd s. Helm. of Prescott; G. Eberhard. of Louisville, Ky; J. Nit chell, of St Paul; F. T. Finley, of Den yer; Mark Baldwin. of Washington, I C.; A. F. Covert, of Los Angeles; w. Pistor. of Phoenix: C. E. Maissner, Miami; J P. Scott. of Miami; c. Gam of Venice. California: Mrs Lady 7. Ingelson. of Los Angeles: H. B. Er derton, of Yuma; r. Moore, of Price M. Robinson. of Prescott; MT. and MT Fred Gardner and son. of Caldwell, J.; P B. Sargent of Phoenix: Schmidt. of San Francisco; H. Brar amman, of Florence: Alex B. Downe, Duarte. Calf: l.. Globe, of Buffalo. ar H. Reynolds, of Tucson.