Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09

mon leaves this morning on visit TO
Trimble, Tennessee.
BROWN ON VISIT. C. Brown left |
last evening for a short visit to Los |
Angeles and the beaches.
TO HEREFORD-W. S. Williams |
leaves this evening on a short business
trip to Hereford, Texas.
FOR OCEAN PARk-E CAM and
Mrs. CAM left yesterday for a sum-
mers outing at Ocean Park.
OFF FOR SUMNER. R. Quinn
and Mrs Quinn left for Los Angeles to
spend the summer months.
ON businessman Renter left
yesterday on business trip to Hous-
ton and other points in the southern
part of the Texas.
FOR Ell PASO-Celora M. Stoddard,
d prominent mining man of this town
left last evening for short business
trip to Ell Paso.
HEiNEMAN HERE-B. Heineman.
prominent business man of Tue. on
is in Phoenix for a short business
visit.
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE-H. C.
Owens left Saturday on a combined
business and pleasure trip to Los An
geles.
SUMNER ON coAST-Justice and
Mrs. d. L. Cunningham left last, even-
ing for Long Beach to spend the sum-
mer
MINER IN PHOENIX -. Glen A.
Brooke a well known mining engineer
and assayer of Douglas, is stopping at
| the Adams while attending to some
business in town.
VISITS PHOENIX. H. Dunseath,
accompanied by Mrs. Dunseath, are
guests of the Jefferson hotel while here
on a short visit. Mr. Dunseath is :
prominent attorney of Tucson.
UNDER kNlFE-Franl1 Dunbar. city
ticket agent for the Arizona Eastern, is
undergoing an operation of the throat
for the removal of his tonsils Mr.
/ Dunbar intends to be at work again in
a few days.
! PETITION SlGNERS-The results
of the prohibition amendment petitions
made public recently revealed the fact
/ that over 1000 names have been Sc
cured throughout Arizona. In Mari
! copa County 1855 names were Sc
| cured.
! VISITS PARENTS-Dr. E C. Bakes
of this city returned yesterday from a
six weeks visit with his parents at his
! old home in Vevay. Indiana Dr. Bakes
also spent a few days in Chicago on
his return trip.
UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union telegraph office for the
following: Home Bakery. Bob Witch
er, Paul Mcintosh, Dean Beck, DR.. w
f. Stokes, Erick Sanderach, Mrs. Eu-
nice Esslinger
HERE'S NICE DOG-Humane Of
ficer J. w. Canning announces that he
has a nice dog for somebody who is
willing to give the pet good home
1t is brown male part Collie and viii
be a good dog for home or ranch Tele-
phone 1904
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS -
The Fraternal Brotherhood held meet.
ing last night for the installation o.
officers. A large crowd of members
and guests were present and enjoyed
delightful feed of mulligan and whit,
wings. Following the installation anC
feed "a number of addresses were mad,
by prominent speakers.
CARS FOR Beginning
today all rent cars and busses 70
Riverside Park will receive and dis
charge passengers at First and Wash
ington street. The route will be iron
First street along Washington to Firs
avenue, south TO Buchanan. east I
Central avenue and south to the parE
Returning the cars will leave Contra
avenue at Buchanan proceeding I
First street and north to Washingto
street.
TO GATHER MONEY-At the meet
ing of the ID. A. r. yesterday the sc
( ciety obtained the loan of the Saliva
q tion Army's charity boxes for wee
These boxes were placed in the dill
ferent hotels and other frequente
places. and the proceeds will be use
for the comfort of the soldier boys G
= duty. purchasing them articles
: clothing. food, etc. A certain per Gel
of the money will be used to procul
" bandages first aid kits and the lii
, for use in case of war
WHAT THE REVIEW SAID-t'o
e mer City Magistrate John McBrit
visited Bisbee day or two ago ar
e this is what the Bisbee Review sait
= John Mcbride, for several years CT
n magistrate Of Phoenix under the con
n. mission mana ger form of governme
d in the capital city but lately remove
l. from office when the commission d
S cided to cut it's expenses. is a visit
n in Bisbee He spoke last evening
If the city park Mcbride, at one tim
IS was president of the American Fede
alton of Labor"
Ia VISITORS HERE-Thomas
IN Lyons, president of the Delawa
ir Punch Co, manufacturers of famo
is beverages, accompanied by Mrs. Lyo
lie and daughter Dorothy, are the CUES
re of Mrs. J. N Hardcastle of this cit
at Mrs Hardcastle has the DISTINCTION
81 coming one of the national trade 81
T. 'gans of the Delaware company,
: cannot be without it, | must have i
The slogan refers to the use of the pr
duct in the kitchen for cooking pu
poses Mr. Lyons is here principal
on business trip as Phoenix is one
- the company's principal points of di
= tribution.
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