Arizona republican., 1916-07-25
JUDGE ROSS FINDS
 STATE PROSPEROUS
Chief Justice of Supreme Court Re- turns From Visit in Northern
 Part of the State

J several weeks absence spent in the northern part of the state, his former home
 Justice Ross found the northern part of the state enjoying the same prosperity that obtains over the rest of Arizona Especially in the mining camps and in the timber regions. were there evidences of special prosperity.
 While in the north, especially Pres colt and Flagstaff in which towns | the judge formerly resided. he spent considerable time renewing old ac- quairtances, and warming up old ] friendships.
 The judge was accompanied on his trip hv his son Ted Ross. who also returned yesterday with his father The entire trip was made by auto.
 TO CHICAGO-J. Vaiellancourt left yesterday evening for his home in
 BACK IN ToWN-Frank Dunbar returned yesterday morning from a short visit to Los Angeles.
 | SPARKS RETURNS-I. T. Sparks, travelling freight and passenger agent of the $. P. and A. E., returned Mon day morning from a short pleasure and business trip to Los Angeles.
 RETURNS FROM EAST--J. B. Cir and, city engineer has returned from an extended trip through the east | During his trip, he visited New York and other large cities of the east. STEWART IN PHOENlX-S. o. | Stewart, of Winllleman, a prominent mining man and mining property own 1 CT, is staying at the Jefferson Hotel while in town on a short business visit SUMMER TRiP-F. J. Walker left | last evening on a trip through Red lands, Pacific Grove, Los Angeles, San Francisco. Berkeley and other coast ] I'oints.
 HUNTSMAN INToWN-J. Hunts man, of Tucson, proprietor of the | Huntsman Auto company lines through Arizona, is stopping at the Jefferson hotel while in town for several days on | business
 HERE ENRoUTE TO NEW YORK Mrs. Ella NJ. Simmons of Mesa is in town for short time enroute to New York on business trip. She is leav- ing over the Apache Trail and the Southern Pacific Steamship Lines. 1 DONNELLAN HERE-Kenneth Don- nellan of San Francisco is a guest of the Adams hotel while in town, en route on an important business trip. MT. Donnellan was one of the promot- CTS of the Mohawk mine, and the first | broker to establish himself in Ton | Opah. Later he operated also in Oat- | man.
 GASS M-Announcement is made of the coming marriage of MT. Leon Gass Of this city. and Mrs ! Myrtle Margaret Barham. of Whituer l California, some time in August Mir. Class is now at Long Beach California. where he met Mrs. Barham two years | ago and the acquaintance was formed 1 that is now ripening into matrimony. | Mrs. Barham whose husband died B years ago is a daughter of John Neal a retired businesman of Whittier
 SUES BUS llNE-John Reed is the | plalntiff Tn q S2.000 damage suit filed in the office of the superior court yes terday in which Matthew NJ Maxwell Is the defendant. Reed charges that on the Fourth of July he was on the running board of an automobile stand ing on South Central avenue The de- l fendant's agent, he alleges, driving an auto-bus in a negligent manner. ran into him and he sustained severe in uni ies.
 RETURNS FROM FLORENCE Henry Myers. of the Myers -Leiber Ad : vertising Service returned to Phoenix last night, after spending a week in Florence, where he superintended a clearance sale for the Popular one of the leading mercantile houses of the prison city. In speaking of the sale the Florence Blade Tribune says as follows: Tn point of attendance this sale has proven a record breaker The exterior as well as the interior decora . tions show the Myers-Leiber brand in | a highly interesting manner The win dow displays were so strikingly at tractive as to cause many compli- mentary remarks" Mir Leiber. will remain in Florence until Saturday night when the sale is well under way towards it's completion.
 BALTIMORE VlSITOR-Mrs. Wal
 ter H. Ruddick of Baltimore is guest
 of the Adams hotel while in town on
 d visit. Other guests include c. E.
 Brown. of Los Angeles; George White
 of Los Angeles; Mrs. Miller, of Hay
 den; H. G. Richardson, of Florence; G
 R. Bennett, of Salt Lake City; Ellen
 M Power, of Los Angeles; E. G
 Sporleder of Tucson; B. F. Johnson, of
 Los Angeles; B. A. Packard, of Doug
 las; Kenneth Donnelan, of San Fran
 cisco; Harry A. Jamison, of Los An
 geles: H. NJ Parsons, of Los Angeles
 C. H. Harrington, of Chloride; H. w Bowman, of Los Angeles; Glenn A
 Brooke, of Los Angeles; J. F. Knisley
 Of Denver; Leo Straus, of Chicago
 Henry Horneo of Chicago, and MT
 and Mrs. L, R. Taft, of Superior
 FROM BiSBEE-Mrs. A. T. Hoy accompanied by her daughter, Mis-.
 Catherine Hoy of Bisbee. is guest O : the Jefferson hotel while in town on
 visit Among other guests are J. A
 Reay of Superior; Harry H. Shres O
 Prescott. Alberecht Anderson of King man; Ward Blackbaren of Los Ange
 les; Robert Jones, Jr., of Chattanooga Tennessee; Vim. Harris of Ash Fork
 $. 0. Stewart of Winkelman: J. } Quinn of Phoenix; J. Huntsman O Tucson; J. Mewtand of Denver; T. H : McKevitt of Globe; H. P. Shupp o l Denver; J. Santog and wife of Chi
 cago; D. L. Collins and wife of Pres colt; c. F. Banen of New York; M l G. Damn of Los Angeles: H. P. John son of Freeport J. E. Griswold of Mi ami; F. M. Chambers of Oakland; E Robinson and wife of Pittsburg; am F. M Headlee of Los Angeles. BACK HOME-J. C. Kerrigan lief !, last evening for his old home in Chi f cago.
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