Arizona republican., 1918-09-21
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 for san Antonio Thursday LEAVES FOR cOAST-Lon Harmon left for the coast Thursday evening. TO CHlCAGO-A. L. Flagg left for Chicago on Thursday.
 TO WlNGATE-Mrs. James Dalton left for Wingate Thursday.
 TO SAN FRANCISCO-D. NJ. Harrer departed to san Francisco on Thursday. TO cHiCAGo-J. H. Kerr left for Chicago on Thursday.
 TO SEATTLE-Rev. R. F. Dunlap departed for Seattle Thursday evening. ATTORNEY HERE John B. Wright, prominent attorney of Tucson, Is in the city on business.
 ON BUSINESS TRIP-Dr. Mary Neff departed for Douglas on a busi- ness trip last evening.
 TO KANSAS CITY-Miss Lida NJ. Given went to Kansas City on Thurs day.
 FOR coAsT-C. S. Kent, left for Los Angeles Thursday night after a busi- ness visit for several days here.
 LEAVES FOR ILLINOIS G. Heardman departed for Taylorville, H.. on Thursday.
 ON VAcATIoN-Mrs. George L. Young and son left for vacation on 
 LEAVES ClTY-Walter E. Iaveen of Laveen, Arizona left for trip to Minneapolis Thursday.
 COTTON GROWER HERE-O. r. Purdy well known cotton grower of Casa Grande is in the city today.
 ON BRIEF VACATION-Dr. R. w Craig of this city left for brief vaca- tion on the coast Thursday.
 LEAVES FOR COAST-E. M. Sand CTS left the city Thursday on a coast trip.
 GOES TO LAKE FoRREsT-Har- old Washington left on Thursday for Lake Forrest, Illinois.
 TO WASHINGTON. D.. C.-Miss Alice Houston left Thursday for a trip to Washington, D. C.
 COMMERCIAL TRAVELER-Gor don Clark. well known commercial man, is spending the summer here.
 STOP OVER-Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Pruett are visiting in the city on their way to Los Angeles.
 ScOTTSDALE BONDS-The latest financial deal of the county was the sale of bonds in the amount of s3.000 of School District AS, Scottsdale.
 VISITING FRIENDS-Harry Bris- ley, well known Presco;c druggist. is | 5. I. l.. Berrin. at the Jefferson.
 TO JOIN WIFE-H. B. Eads left for Los Angeles yesterday to join Mrs. Eads, who has been visiting there all summer. They will return 10 Phoenix next week.
 PLACED IN JAiL-Herbert Adolpl Stewart was placed in the county jail yesterday by Special Agent Bledsoe of the department of justice on a charge of violating the Harrison drug act.
 NEW CORPORATION-Articles Of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation con- mission by the Safety First Oil and Gas company.
 SECRETARY ETURNS-Charles R. Green, assistant secretary of the Arizona State Council of Defense, has returned from trip to several points in Gila, Greenlee and Graham counties in connection with business of the state council.
 SEW FOR BELGIAN BABIES-The Catholic women will have charge of the sewing for the Belgian babies next Wednesday at the war work building. Mrs. Alfred Franklin will have charge in the morning and Mrs. Frank B. De Sousa will preside in the afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to all in
  terested in this work, by the society Each woman is requested to bring a thimble and a pair of scissors. | TO ATTEND RE-UNION-Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Smiser left on the Santa t'e Thursday evening to attend the Con federate veterans reunion. which will be held at Tulsa. Oklahoma from Sep tember to September 2s, MT. SmiseI being a Confederate veteran. On theii return they will visit in Oklahoma and Missouri. They expect to be back about November l.
 REPORT LUENZA-Physicier of Arizona are requested by Dr. o. II Brown, state health officer. to report to him the number of cases of fnflu- enza now in the state to their knowl- edge. This is done that Dr. Brown ,ns5 . reply to Surgeon General Rupert Blue , of the United States army who has sent in a request for that information , At present there are no regulations by which the state health officer can keel ! record of cases of influenza. bu plans are being made to have a promp report of such cases in the future.