Arizona republican., 1916-09-13
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OVERLAND AGENT HERE-Joe H. Huntsman, of Tucson, state agent for the Huntsman- Hotchkiss Overland company, is stopping at the Jefferson hotel while visiting Phoenix for sev- eral days on a brief business trip.
 FROM WEST VIRGlNlA-D. L. Reid. of West Virginia, prominent clergyman. is a guest of the Adams hotel for a short time while in town visiting his friends. MT Reid will soon go out to his brothers ranch, the liar qua Hala. to spend a short time.
 ON SAD JOURNEY-E. H. Winters and Miss Ella T. Shaw left last even ing on sad journey to Ripley. Ohio, accompanying the body of Mrs. Martha & Winters, who died in Phoenix re- gently, to it's last resting place. Mrs. Winters was the mother of E. H. Win ters and the aunt of Miss Ella Shaw.
 PRINT DAM PlCTURE-Freeman Farmer a magazine devoted to dairy ing and agriculture. carried large picture of the Roosevelt Dam in it's latest issue. The chamber of com merce has arranged to provide an ar ticle on the valley for a forthcoming edition.
 BLACK CANYON ROAD-County Engineer Harold Bargman reported
 
 way impaired the construction work on the Black Canyon road. The road that marks a 42-mile cutoff to Pres colt has just been completed by the county and is said to be one of the best roads in the state.
 FLOOD DElAYS-After being ten days en route, Mir. and Mrs. r. Louis Zimmerman arrived in Phoenix yes terday from Los Angeles. They made the trip by automobile and were caught in the floods at Wenden. After a days delay they reached the Hasayampa, where they were tied up another few days before reaching the Agua Fria They came In on the rails from the latter place
 LUNCH OR NO LUNCH Whether or not the Creighton Parent Teachers Association will serve hot luncheons to the school children will be determined at a special meeting of the circle called for 30 o'clock Friday afternoon. Mrs. T. T. Powers, president of the as sociation stated yesterday that during ! the past year from 90 to ll0 school children were served daily and the hot ! luncheons had been an unqualified sue cess. She believed that the policy of i the last winter would be carried out again this season and the boys and ! girls be served a sustaining and tempt [ ing luncheon for cents. She urges all members of the association to attend | the meeting Friday to vote upon the | matter
 ! FROM cHlLLIcoTHE-J NJ. | Goodwin. of Chillicothe. Illinois. is q guest at the Adams hotel visiting i Phoenix for a short time. Other guests 1 include C. A. Reid. of Tolleson: C. T. Askew, of Los Angeles; R. F.. Kohler, ! of Fl Paso; George W. Hawkins, of Fl ! Paso; J. F Ryan. of San Francisco: R. ! w Hollis, of Ray; Louis w. Thompson, of Los Angeles: C. NJ. Stevens, of Los Angeles; Mrs K. Fordyce and sister, of i Phoenix; H. D. Doweli. of Los Angeles; | T. T. Swift, of Stafford; J. Kruttschnitt | Jr., of Tucson: A. Backer and wife, of Prescott; MT and Mrs. J. F.. Lawrence, of Clarksdale; r. G. Young. of Phoe- | nix; Mrs. W. E. Barham. of Ray. c. D. Whipple, of Chicago: Miss Alice NJ Birdsall. of Phoenix; Mir. and Mrs Carl 1 Hayden, of Phoenix: Mrs. Josie C, 1 Young of Los Angeles; Mrs. Marie Luster, of Los Angeles; D. A. Byrne of Oatman; D. l.. Reid, of West Vir- ginia; w H. Weller, of Los Angeles Robert E. Morrison, of Prescott; J. P l Hutchinson, of Wickenburg; Will P Stevens, of Los Angeles; William Riley of Yuma, and MT. and Mrs. Charles Schutz, of Phoenix.
 RENO WSITOR-Mrs. Charles c Starr of Reno, New, is guest of the Jefferson hotel while in town visiting friends in Phoenix for short time Among other gusts are Joe H. Hunts man. of Tucson; Chris Keltsch, of St Joseph Mo; Mrs. F.. Llincres, of E Paso; S. G. North, of San Diego; P Shell. of Los Angeles; H. M. Calkins of Los Angeles; L. r. Mahoy of Queer Creek, Ariz.; J. w. Parr. Jr., of Queer Creek, Ariz.; A. l.. Miller and Mrs. A l.. Miller and children, of Globe; Mrs D. H. Spencer, of Miami; Mrs. G. Afel of Miami; E. w. Leighton, of Flor ence; A. C. Gapping, of Denver; A Henderson. of St. Louis; H. H. Prosser of New York; Karl Files. of New York; P A. Mosman, of New York; K
 M. o. Doerr, of Fl Paso; G. W. R. Mar tin. of Los Angeles; Lawrence c. May of New York; l.. Reister, of New York; F. H. G. Hogan, of Los Angeles; Miss Dorothy Robinson, of Chandler; Mrs c. B. Herb, of Chandler; M. F. Daus of Los Angeles Leo r. Arnold, of Pres colt; G. A. Laney, of Ajo; J. B. Meu- min, of Los Angeles; A. C. Home, oi Los Angeles; Abe Lukin, of Chandler; Sam F. Webb, of Cashion; l.. H. Trim ble, of Tucson; Earl K. Craver of St Louis, and c. W. Sayre, of San Fran