Arizona republican., 1917-07-08
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VISITING MINlSTER-A minister from California will be at the Second i, Baptist church today
 HOME FROM EAST-Charles A. Stauffer, business manager and J. F. Halloran. pressroom foreman of the Arizona Republican, have returned from a months trip in the east on work : connected with the new mechanical plant for The Republican.
 SABY OAUGHTER-Dr and Mrs. John McLoone of North First street are the happy parents of a daughter. GOING TO NACO-Adjutant Gener- for Naco where he will visit the First Arizona infantry regiment for two or three days.
 SEEKING RENNER-Chief of Police Brisbois has been requested to locate Joseph Renner It is reported that Mrs. Renner is seriously i'll Tn Fl Paso and is anxious that her husband be notified.
 Copper Green, of Hayden, spent Friday i in this city, the guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs F. C. Green, 2241 North Central avenue. Yesterday morning making the trip overland in his auto mobile
 HABEAS CORPUS-F Louis Zim- merman left last evening for Los Angeles where he will represent the plaintiff in the Holt versus Carson habeas corpus proceedings in the district court of appeals He will re- turn Thursday
 VISITS FATHER- Miss Weltha Graham of Denver. who has been in the city for the last three days visiting her father, Billy Graham. former mem- Der of the legislature from Cochise county left last night for Los Angeles, her first visit to the coast
 GOES CAMPING-Mrs. L. Mcdowell left yesterday with friends, for an ex- tended camping trip in the White mountains, Flagstaff and Grand Can yon. On her return, Mrs Mcdowell will open the Rex apartments in a new buildrg at Fifth ard Monroe streets.
 BASEBALL TODAY-The Pastime ball club will attempt to retrieve it. self today for the defeat suffered at the hands of Mesa on the Fourth. They meet the Mesa team on Polk street grotnds this afternoon E. King. manager of the Pastimes. an- nonnced the game last evening
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage Josie M. Ortiz, 2S, Hayden, and Guadalupe Valencia, IS, Mesa; Bertie c. Armstrong, 2S. Phoenix, and Har- riett Belle Stewart, 23, Phoenix; FL mer M. Shepard. 29. Liberty. and Mil dred H. Watkins 20, Liberty
 NEIGHBORHOOD CLUES Miss Grace l. Tufts, demOnstrator for the Woman's Auxiliary of the Council of Defense, is having much success in neighborhoOd meetings at which she demonstrates the latest methods of preserving fruits and vegetables. Miss Tufts wants other women to get up neighborhood meetings for such dem onstrations She will be tglad to have them call her at headquarters, tele- phone 1884.
 GETS A coMMiss issION-Captain York Coleman has been accepted as captain after having successfully passed the examination and has been assigned to duty with the First Arizona infantry, according to information re- ceived by Adjutant General Harris. Captain Coleman has held the office of assistant adjutant general of North Carolina, judge advocate general of that state and was captain of infantry of the Third North - Carolina with
 which he served on the border last year. His home is in Tucson. TEACH COYOTE CLUB-A demon stration Of the "cold pack method of canning will be held at the high school
 on Monday morning beginning at 9 | o'clock under the direction of Miss i Grace l. Tufts, demonstrator for the
 Woman's Auxiliary of the Arizona | Council of Defense. The demonstra-
 ton will be primarily for the benefit of 1 the Coyote Club, an organization of i high school girls. but any others who
 are interested in learning how to pre- ] serve fruits and vegetables are invited l to be present. There are about twenty I five girls in the club.
 | BACK FROM COAST-Attorney B.
 F. Marks, who recently went to Los Angeles as Arizona delegate to the
 Fraternal Brotherhood meeting, has re- | turned home. While at the meeting 1 MT Marks was chosen one of the SUI