Arizona republican., 1916-08-30

ON BUSINESS TRIP-Chas. J. Me Elroy left last evening on a business trip to Chicago and other points in the east.
 HALTOM EAST-A. j. Haltom, ir- rigation manager of the Salt River I Project left last night on an extended eastern trip. It is his vacation.
 VISITING PHOENIx-T K. Part ridge. of Fl Paso travelling freight and l passenger agent of the K. c. NJ. and 0 {, is visitor in Phoenix for few days while here on business.
 BANKS CLOSE MoNDAY-Next ! Monday being Labor Day, the banks will be closed The Merchants and | Manufacturers Association has re- quested all places of business in the city to remain closed the entire day.
 REUBEN IS HOME-George H. Rerben. state distributor of Kissel | Kars. has returned from business trip to Tucson, where he is opening up branch house. He drove down last Thursday in a Hotpoint Kissel Kar, and reports that he made the 1 1S5 miles with a gasoline consump- ton of only six gallons and one pint. For new six cylinder car this is a reYoa rkahle record
 MISSIONARY TO GLOBE-After a | Rev Immanuel P. Frey, Rev F. Guen- ther and his party left yesterday morn ing for Globe. Rev Guenther made the trip to Phoenix from Fort Apache, where he is stationed as missionary l among the Apache Indians, in a car | with Mrs Guenther and three children and Mrs. Knob and son, of Alma, Wis. Many local people will remember Rev. Guenther by his address in the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church last fall
 on missionary work as carried on among the Apache Indians.
 RETURNED FROM TOUR-Frank A. Jefferson and Mr and Mrs. W. c. Powell returned yesterday safe and sound from their overland tour through California They had been gone two weeks and visited Los Angeles. Venice
 Riverside and other California summer
 resorts. They went by way of the
 Parker cutoff and report good roads all the way It took the party three days to make the trip over. and only
 two and a half to make the return ,, They had no trouble with the car, ant had nice, cool trip all the way, tho
 only fly in the ointment being the re
 turning to a hot climate after enjoy. f ing California coolness
 FROM LOVELOCKS-Fred Young a CT of Lovelocks. Mexico, is a guest o f the Jefferson hotel while in town on ; v short business visit. Among othe
 guests are Francis Rower, of Flag staff; R. Richter of Kingman: Waite ; Wipond of Superior: Charles Kirby 0 Los Angeles; Lloyd Phillips of Lo n Angeles; M. Pahan of Morristown !. Mrs Ed Thilemius of Perryville. Mo. [. T. H. McKevitt of Globe; c. A. Wood 8 bury and mother of Los Angeles; Lyl :, Naish and wife of Los Angeles; Gu d Larson of Los Angeles; c c. Small 0
 Fl Paso: George F. Wilson of Globe
 H. V. Shell of Globe; NJ Stuart C | Duglas Mrs. B. Chugen of Los An e geles; Ben Frankiel of Fl Paso; MT, $ T. M. Word of Portland; Mrs. T. Ora U of Superior; J. T. Mulrein of Ray; F D Deutsch of Fl Paso; Mrs. G. A. Tod !, of Stafford: Mrs. L. Rubr of Ray; a Archer of New York City; F. w Ee U kles of Detroit; c. E. Frill of Canon U l.. N. Klaesson of Kansas City; P. l
 Head of Kansas City; w. A. Deans
 Tucson; C. B. Durant of Douglas e Mrs S. F. Haywood of Thatcher; o. ] Oldham of Dallas; F. c Vanderbe of Los Angeles; R. S. Goodman a Dallas; Grady Gammage of Phoeni,
 Herbert Mison of Tucson; w F. Ha1
 " of Atchison, Kansas; Joseph
 Shannon of Saint Joseph Mo-. L.
 Woodhouse of Atchison; R. L. Boet ger of Chicago; Paul Gabbert of L.
 Angeles: George D. Smithson of Atch
 son, and I. c. Hoffman of Marysvil
 Kansas.
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