Arizona republican., 1917-11-25
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ON BUSINESS TRIP

ON BUSINESS TRIP-T. E. Irvine of the McNeil company, will leave to- day on a few days business trip to Kingman.
 TO FL PASO-William J. Ball, su- perintendent of irrigation for the United States reclamation service, left last night on a short business trip to Fl Paso.
 RETURNS HoME-Rev. w. A. Cling who has been visiting here the past few weeks, returned to his home in Boise last night
 TO NEW YoRK-Mr. and Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr., were passengers on last nights train on a combined business and pleasure trip to New York city.
 TRIP TO SOUTH-M. Burleson left on last nights Southern Pacific train on a few weeks business trip to Fort Worth and points in the south.
 CASE DISMISSED The case against F.. L. Cord charged with the sale of property without first advis- ing the purchaser of prior incumber- ance, was dismissed by Justice Wheel CT yesterday. George A. Mckinney was the complaining witness.
 HERE ON BUSlNESS-Walter Mil ton Freedman. representing the E. NJ
  a few days in Phoenix on business. ASKS FOR AUTO--J. P. Yates through his attorneys, Kibbey, Ben nett and Curtiss, yesterday brought suit against William F. Russell to re- plevin an automobile. Russell claims to have purchased the car from w. H Mann.
 ENTERTAINING VISlTORs-Mrs J. Q. A. King of Orange road is enjoy 1 ing a visit from her brother and sister l MT. and Mrs. Thomas Gurphy of Glen | wood, Iowa. They expect to spen, the entire winter in Phoenix. | HOME WANTED-A good home i! wanted for black, smooth coated, Il months old female pup. Anyone in l terested may call at 14 North Sixtl avenue
 VIEZ sENTENcED-Vic Vie was sentenced to serve in the state pen | itentiary at Florence from one to tw' years by Judge Stanford yesterday l Viez was convicted of burglary by | jury last TRlrsday.
 RETURNS FROM TRlP-Mrs. J. N | Ross and two daughters of Bisbee ar rived here yesterday from an extende' eastern trip. Judge J. NJ. Ross vii meet them here today and tomorrow they will return to their home i Bisbee
 HERE ON BUsINEss-J. F Green await. publicity manager for tn Mountain States Telephone and Tele graph company with headquarters a | Denver, is here on business in the in terests of the company. He will b here several days.
 PISTOL MATCH-The pistol mate | fO,. he Ckal11, LalI a l the traps at the fair grounds this af ternoon at 3 o'clock. The match is hel under the auspices of the Phoenix Riff | club and is open to everybody who interested. The trophy is a beautifU 1 gold and silver medal made and do hated by Charles Sheldon, a jewele and sportsman of this city
 | TO WINTER ON COAST-Mr. an Mrs. c. Fred Sharpe, Miss Mary Louis Sharpe and Master Harry Sharpe wi leave Tuesday on all overland trip [ the coast. They will spend a few<day in Los Angeles and will then procee
 to San Diego where they will spend Il winter
 WILL LIVE IN EAsT-Mrs Charl,
 B. Palmer, wife of Dr. Palmer, who at the war front left last night ft Little Falls, N. Y, where she wi , make her home with Dr. Palmer's pa ents until his return from France. Fl route she will stop at New Orlean , Washington, D. C.. and New Yod , City, to visit friends.
 BUSINESS GlRtS-Celebrating u
 success of it's membership drive, u s Business Girls association will give s banquet in the parlors of the Fir
 Methodist church on Tuesday evenin
 The banquet is scheduled for $: n o'clock and there will be a few sho T talks and music. Every business gi
 whether or not 8 member of the clu
 is invited to attend the affair, ticke e for which may be procured at the NJ Neih company
 q IS WITH FRlENDs-G. w. Stever an aged man who recently came Phoenix from New Mexico, was car ] for at the police station Friday mig and part of yesterday until frien ] living in the country vailed for him a ! took him to their home. Stevens h { been taken i'll while on the street a falling struck on his head. A de J gash was cut over one eye and Dr. K ReauchamD was ca He'd to dress