Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
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LEAVES FOR MlAMl-Mrs. F. c. Gronewold left for Miami last night,
 having been called there because of the
 illness of her daughter, Miss Ethel Ar
 hold. She will remain in Miami indef-
 initely
 EASTERN STAR-The women of
 the Eastern Star, who are knitting for
 the soldiers, will meet at the home of
 Mrs A. M. Mayfield, 3S2 North First
 avenue, Monday afternoon at o'clock. 1 BUSINESS ViSITOR-L. H. Strem- bel commercial agent for the Fl Paso {, & Southwestern with headquarters at Tucson, was in town yesterday on bus mess. He returned to Tucson last ! night.
 | WILL VISIT EAST-F. R. Sanders 1 left last night on a months business ] trip to Chicago, St. Louis and COlum- i bus 0.
 CAMPBEll'S RETURN HOME
 Judge and Mrs. John H. Campbell who
 have been in the city for several days,
 returned to their home in Tucson. last
 night.
 TO DOUGLAS-F. B. Clark was d
 passenger on last nights train for his
 home in Douglas. He had been here 1 on several days business trip
 MURRAY IS TRlED-The case
 against John Murray. who was charged with taking a car without permission ] of the owner was dismissed by Justice i De SouZa yesterday for lack of suffi | cient evidence.
 l FATHER DEAD-Word was received | here yesterday of the death of the i father of E. c. Stultz, manager of the l Eagle Drug store, which occurred in i Memphis. Tenn. MT. StultZ had left l l;. fat i BOUND OVER-Rose. Faust, charged with violating the prohibition law, 1 waived preliminary examination in ! Justice Wheelers court yesterday and l was bound over to the superior court in the sum of $500 bail which she
 failed to furnish.
 FROM .PITTSBURG-Mr. and Mrs. | S. T. Haley and Mrs. Haley's mother, Mrs. c. E. Gorrochotegui and sisters, Miss Carmen, Miss Venustina and Miss Florestine Gorrochotegui, arrived yes terday from Pittsburg and will winter
 here MT. Haley was former resident having been local manager of the Un- derwood typewriter company, leaving here two years ago.
 TOO MANY SLACKERS-Deluged with notices of alien slackers appre- hended at different points in the southwest, Colonel Fred S. Breen has asked headquarters for instructions concerning their disposal These slack CTS are being rounded up at almost all points and many have been found in Mexico LASS MUSIC PLEASES.-One of the largest crowds of the season attended the Rose Tree dance last night The music furnished by Laurence and Clay Jass Orchestra brought forth all who T l.a1- ager of The Rose Tree, announces that this orchestra will play at his estab- lishment every night except Sunday. NEW PASTOR.-The new pastor of the Grace Evangelical Lutheran church ] arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will occupy his pulpit here for the first time today. The new pastor is the
 Rev. H. J. Mathisa. who comes to Phoe
 Rev. H. J. Matthias. He succeeds Rev
 J. E. Stermer, who has accepted a
 call to Santa Barbara. WOULD FLY AND FIGHT-Appli- i
 cation has been made through the local
 recruiting office of Chief Signal Off,
 ficer, United States army, Washington,
 D. C., by Roy R. Carson, for a position
 as flyer in the aviation corps. Carson
 is at the present time employed by the
 United States government railway mail
 service, between Phoenix and Ash 1 torK. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Sunday School at the Calvary Baptist church will be held today at 9:45
 o'clock, with B. W. Getsinger, superin- tendent. Rev. R. H. Pope will preach at II o'clock. The Baptist Young Peo- ples Union will meet at 6:30 o'clock The church is located at the corner of tirst avenue and Fillmore street. Those in charge invite the public to attend these services. FLORICULTURE-Mrs. John Den nett, Jr. and her capable assistants, in charge of the new department of flori- 1 culture at the state fair, are striving hard to make their first exhibit d wor- thy one and will appreciate the help given them by any or all the local lov CTS and growers of flowers. There are lots of flowers in this valley and a fine display can be made if those who grow them will cooperate. Also there are good premiums offered for different varieties and it would be worth while for all who love flowers to look the list over. The display will naturally be dependent chiefly on this county and the assistants of Mrs. Dennett are all widely known here. Every flower grow CT can get in touch with one or more of hem. The names of the assistants are Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr, Miss Ethel McDermott and Mrs. Ernest W.LewiS NElGHBORHOOD FUSS-Mrs. Hat tie Moore was advised to bring her
 neighborhood difficulties to the court and not take the law into her own
 hands yesterday when Justice Wheeler found her guilty of battery and fined her the sum of Sl0. In imposing Sen- tence, he declared he would make the fine reasonabl in view of the fact that it was hardly more than neighbor- hood quarrel, but that such things should be settled hereafter in a legiti- mate manner.
 BIG SALE. POS HOLSTEIN COWS