Arizona republican., 1916-07-27
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FOR THE COAST-Mrs. $. II. Nit chell, wife of MT Mitchell, president of the street car lines, and Miss Irwin left esterday morning for Los Angeles to spend the summer
 PLEASURE TRlP-E. F. Elliott leaves this morning on a pleasure trip to Chicago and other points in the east.
 LOOKING OVER GLoeE-state Treasurer Nit Simms left yesterday for Globe. He vii be back in about
 BlCKNELL LEAVES S-C. R. Bick- rell, of the Bicknell Dairy, left yester- Gay on a short bushes trip to San Francisco
 VISITING IN NoeALEs Mrs. Peter J. Munch, left yesterday for Nogales, her former home. where she will be the guest of her mother
 SUMMER TRIP-Harry T. Duffy, accompanied by his wife left last even ing to spend the summer visiting Des Moines, Iowa and other eastern points.
 FOR HONoLUlU-Mrs Mary l.. Stoddard left last evening for San Francisco from where she will leave about August first for Honolulu spending the summer there.
 SUMMER AT HOME-D. J. Shef- field left yesterday to spend the sum mer in his home in Wellden, North Carolina. He will return to Phoenix in the fall
 LEAVING FOR THE EAsTR. C. Fishburn and F.. r.. Smith left last evening on a trip through Portsmouth oregon. Chicago and other eastern points
 ON SUMMER TOUR-Mr. and Mrs Burke C. Payne, Jr, left last evening for Globe for two weeks. On their return, Mrs. Payne will leave for the east on an extended tour.
 ON WAY EAST-Mrs Maybelle Graves, secretary to Justice Ross of the state supreme court left yesterday for her former home in Rock Island, IL, where she will spend her vacation.
 CHARLIE DONOHOE IN TOWN Charlie Donohoe, mining engineer of the Chloride and other companies, is in town from the south of the state, where he has been looking over some properties
 WILL LEAVE FOR BoRDER-Col Harris. adjutant general of the national guard will leave for the border some time today, where he will check up the muser roles of the First Arizona Infantry with the mastering officers.
 DR. CRAIG LEAVES-Dr. R. w. Craig left last evening over the Santa Fe for Chicago and New York. He will be absent from the city six weeks and during that time will take post graduate work in the big hospitals of the east.
 MICHELSON HERE-Postmas s J. Nicholson left last evening for a month vacation. He will first visit Chicago where Mrs. Nicholson is visit | ing her parents. Later, they will gc | to New York, Boston. Washington and other eastern cities.
 ON STATE BUSlNESS-P. J Munch of the state land department left yesterday for Tombstone, where i he will sell a parcel of state land al 1 public sale. He will also visit points | in Santa Cruz county in the interests of his department.
 RATE AUTHORITY GRANTED The corporation commission yesterda! granted permission to the Santa Fe to cancel rate of 10 cents per hun ured pounds on sand between Denn! Arizona and Cedar Glade, to take ef feet at once. The rail road advanced the argument that there were no ship ments of sand between the two points and the rate was thus obsolete.
 SABRA- lMAN-Miss Katha rine Sabra and Sam Haldiman wer married yesterday evening, and lief for the east, intending to visit Il Kansas City and Cleveland. Haldimal is a postoffice employe, and captain of the White Sox ball team 4 part.
 of his friends, consisting of Messrs
 Casey, Welnick, Byrd and Mead
 called at the home of the brides par
 ents to escort the party to the trair
 While some wedding cake was bein
 consumed. some one turned the gaso line out of Byrd's car, so that tn
 merrymakers missed the honeymoon
 CTS They secured more gas an
 caught the train at Glendale where a impromptu reception was held.
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