Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
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SUMMER AT VENICE-Mrs. George

SUMMER AT VENIcE-Mrs. George A. Macdonald left last evening for Venice where she will pass the remain der of the summer.
 ON THE COAST-Mrs. Lucy Old ham is passing months vacation on the coast She arrived in Venice yes terday
 GO TO ILLINOIS-M~ n-,,' '--- ~ S. Cunningham left last evening for H. linois. MT. Cunningham will return in three weeks. his wne TeiIlaiII-..e ~>.- until autumn.
 NEW FRONT-Work is being done on Stelrs Barber shop on North Cen tral avenue. A new front is being put in making the shop very attractive
 LEFkOVlTS HERE-L. Lefkovits ! the manager of the Miami Consolidat- ed mine of Miami arrived from that place yesterday on a business trip.
 COMPANY B-Company B of the Phoenix Police reserves held it's regu- lar weekly drill last evening. Captain Handley reports remarkable progress in his company
 BACK FROM LEAVE-Harry P. Hegele is again occupying his position as deputy in the office of the county treasurer after a leave of absence of several months.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Ray G.. Wikle. 24 Phoenix and Ella Gully, B, Phoenix and John Rose. 32, 'Scottsdale and Paulita S. Valenzuela, 16, Scotts- dale.
 OFF FOR SNOWFLAKE -C c. D. Brown of Long Beach, Cal, was here yesterday, on his way to Snowflake where he has extensive lumber in tereSts.
 COMING HERE-George Herrold of Alhambra has letters from friends in Virginia, saying that a number of fam lilies have sold their farms in the coal section of that state and are coming to Arizona to locate this autumn. TO OLD HOME MT. and Mrs. George G. Baxter left on Monday evening for an extended visit at their old home al Springfield. Mo. They will visit at points in Kansas and Tex as before returning to Phoenix early in October
 MIR. LOPER LEAVES-John D. Loper, superintendent of city schools, left last evening for visit to the home of his parents. Jerusalem, Ohio. He will be absent over two weeks and will be able to spend about ten days with his father and mother.
 HORSE BREEDER HERE - Bob Martin of Tesuque, New Mexico, who is one of the owners of a large ranch in that section, devoted exclusively to l the breeding of English blood bay horses, is in the city. MT. Martin was at the fair last season and thinks he will come again in November. | CANNING CLUB-In a statement in 1 The Republican regarding the qualifi- | cation of members of the Canning l Club" being formed under the auspices | of the state council of defense that the age limit of the members was from ten to thirteen years. That was an error The limit is from ten to nine- 1 teen years.
 THE FRISCO WAY-Charles J. | Forbes, clerk at the Jefferson hotel
 has letter from Captain w. F. DwyeI
 of the army, now stationed at San Francisco Captain Dwyer reports the | greatest activity ever known in all lines of construction. He enclosed some
 picture cards, which indicate that the
 American soldiers imagination of what
 he will do to the kaiser when he gets | to France simply has no limit
 ARIZONA PATENTS Hazard | Miller, the pioneer patent agency oi
 Los Angeles, received by wire from Washington, notice of the issuance
 yesterday of the following patents tt
 Arizona inventors Ralph H. Moore
 and R. P Saffold, camera Peter A
 Maceachern and N. o. Daniel, mil
 jack, Douglas; H. Howard. horseshoe
 Taylor; William c. Gillespie, displa,
 device, Phoenix; Tom M. Anderson
 refrigerator, Mayer.
 FANS FOR HOSPITALS-Th loal
 of electric fans for the Phoenix hos pitals during the summer months i being solicited by the county indigen officer. He is appealing to all vaca tionists to give those who are i'll tn comfort of fan during the remainini weeks of the hot weather He guar antees that the fans will be returne in good condition. Those interested ar requested to telephone 465 or 2304 fo | the county officer
 CONSANGUINITY LACKlNG-Ask ing exemption because his brother wife was dependent upon him. Thro Morris, a handsome young Greek, as ! sured Justice De Souza that it too | both his own efforts and those of hi brother to provide for the young wom an. He went into the details of tn restaurant business in which he is CT | gagged and launched into an extensiI
 argument on the high cost of livin
 which however, failed to move tf
 court. sentence of $5 for speedin | being imposed
 | LAND REGISTRY The followir
 land selected !'y the stete of Arizor . from the public domain have been file |. on in the land office and claims a T lowed: Part of Sections 6, and 10 l Townships and 9, Range II S., B ! acres; all of Section 10, Range l 1 Township II, $40 acres; one-half Sc | 21, Range II. Township 10, 32O acre! | all of Section 22. Range IT, Townsh