Arizona republican., 1917-10-05
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Pittsburg.
 CRANE RETURNs-W. c. Crane, who has spent several months in the valley returned to his home in | Minneapolis. last night
 LEAVES FOR HOME-H B. Levia of Fort Worth, Tex. returned to his
 home last night He had been in the valley several months.
 TO LOS ANGELES- Garnett Holmes boarded last nights train for Los Angeles, where he will be gone
 several months on q business trip. RETURNS TO DOUGLAS Mrs. Charles Shaffer returned to her home in Douglas last night, after visiting
 here few days
 TO ATTEND FUNERAL-Mrs. FL
 len Thumb left last night for San An tonic, Tex where she will attend the funeral of her father.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage h- i censes were issued yesterday to Dan Rosovich, 22 Phoenix and Lupe O. Mendez, 2l, Phoenix; John Rifles, 40, i Phoenix and May Dwite. 35, Phoenix i MCKINLEY p. T. A.-McKinley Par i ent- Teacher association will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Lena Shel- 1 don will have charge of the program,
 the chief topic of which will be What Shall Children Read"
 i TO WINTER IN TEXAS-Mr. and 1 Mrs. Frederick Overfield left on last nights train for San Antonio, where 1 they will spend the winter. They have been making their home at the ! Jefferson hotel. the past year
 CIVIC EDUcATloN- meeting of | the civic education department of the 1 Woman's club will be held Monday at | o. I'a lar do ic do l sired.
 SIGMA UCORPS-E L. Grooms left
 last night for Winfield, Kas., where he | will visit his parents a few days pre-
 vious to enlisting in the signal corps. ! His wife and three children will reside | on their ranch until his return. 1 GARDNER TAKES TRIP-W. F.. ! Gardner manager of the Babbitt- Pol son company, left last night on a busi-
 ness trip to the east. He expects to be gone about IS days, and will make stops
 at Chicago, St Louis Detroit, Toledo and Cincinnati
 TO ATTEND SCHOOL-Miss Pearl
 Boardum boarded last nights train for ! Pomona where she will attend school.
 TO SAN FRANCISCO-H. L. Lewis
 and sister. Miss Mary Lewis. left last night for a months visit to San Fran ] cisco.
 i BAPTIST CiRCLE-The Ladies Cir cle of the Calvary Baptist church will hold an open meeting at 30 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. G. H Woodson of 2033 West Van Buren street Members and friends of the con- gregation are invited to be present. ORCHESTRA COMING Wendell Leighton. manager of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, was in Phoenix i yesterday making the preliminary ar engagements for the appearance of the orchestra here during it's winter tour While in the city. Mrs. Leighton was the guest of his sister. Mrs. w. K ! James
 SUBScRIBES FOR BONDS-The Western Union Telegraph company has made a subscription of two and one half million dollars to the second Lib erty Loan. This subscription will be allotted to the different federal reserve districts on the basis of the percent ages established by the treasury de- partment
 FOUND GUlLTY-H. S. Schaulis
 was found guilty of speeding by a jury in Justice De Souza's court yesterday. He was fined s15. Schaul- is. the complaining witness testified,
 was travelling at the rate of 70 miles an hour when arrested on the Tempe | road His testimony was corroborat ! ed by other eye witnesses.
 ROTARY CLUB-The Rotary Club luncheon this noon promises to DC one of exceptional interest. The subject will be Valley Cotton Grow ing" and several very prominent men have been asked to participate in the discussion. Rossiter Mikels and l.. B. Orme will also talk on the
 subject of the Liberty Loan.
 HAYES PROMOTED Captain Frank H. Hayes, formerly adjutant
 of the First Arizona Infantry at
 Naco, has been promoted to brigade
 adjutantl for General Tuthill's bri- gade at Camp Kearney, Linda Vista
 Cal He will have the rank of major TRINITY GUILD = The Trinity Guild will hold the first meeting of the present season today at the
 Cathedral House at o'clock. All the members are urged to be present as
 there is much work to be considered including the outlining of the pro gram for the fall and winter months Tea will be served at 3:30 o'clock | RADIATOR CAP FOUND-George 1 Hollowell of the International Cor !respondence Schools, yesterday pick led up a fine radiator cap of peculiar design which he has turned in tc
 The Republican in the hope the own CT might be found The cap is al
 this office awaiting the owner Il NEW .NOTARIES = Commission.
 were signed yesterday by Governor
 Campbell authorizing the following t6