Arizona republican., 1918-01-16
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 CASHIER VISITS-D. J. Thomas, cashier of the Merchants & Stockgrow- CTS bank of Holbrook, has been Vls- itor in Phoenix the past few days.
 FROM DOUGLAS-H. T. Cuthbert arrived at the Hotel Adams yesterday and registered at the Hotel Adams
 WANT HOMES-Homes are wanted for two dogs which are at St. Luke's Home on the Tempe road. Anyone may have them by calling at the home.
 FROM LAGSTAFF-William Bor- um, a prominent business man Of Flagstaff, is in Phoenix for busi- ness visit of two or three days.
 GOLDMAN LEAVES-Eugen D. Goldman left last evening on business trip to Los Angeles, San Francisco and other coast points. He will be gone about ten days.
 MINING MAN-Dr L. D. Ricketts, one of the most prominent mining men of the west, was a passenger on last evenings train for Los Angeles where he went on a short business trip.
 MOORE TAKES TRIP-R E. Moore vice president of the Valley Bank, is attending to business matters in Globe today. He left this city on last even- ing's train.
 MINISTER RETURNS-Rev. Dan ford c. Lamson, who has been visiting in the city for few days, returned to his home in Los Angeles last evening.
 JUDGE HERE - Judge John H. Campbell of Tucson arrived in the city yesterday and will be here a few days while attending to business interests. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 BANKER ARRIVES-D. T. Thom- as, cashier of the Merchants and Stockgrowers' bank of Holbrook, is stopping at the Hotel Adams while here on business trip. TUCSON ATTORNEY - Selim N. | Franklin, a prominent attorney of l Tucson, is among the business visitors l who arrived in Phoenix yesterday. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams. FOR WINTER-Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Skeen of Cody, Neb., arrived in the | city yesterday to spend the winter in the valley. They registered at the | Commercial hotel.
 TEtEGRAMS - Undelivered tele- grams are being held at the West ern Union for J. Fowle, Margareto ] Gonzales, care of John Garrett, Gus , Gordon, Mrs Jessie Miller, Mrs. E. A. Reed and Louis Trauer.
 BATES IN TOWN Il. L. Bates 1 superintendent of the Prescott dry farm under the control of the agricul- tural department of the University ot Arizona, was in the city yesterday RUBBER MANIC. w. Mckinley, . representative of the Pacific Rubber company, spent yesterday in Phoenix looking after the business interests oi his firm. He stopped at the Commer- cial hotel,
 | ATTENDANCE DESIRED - Those in charge desire full attendance oi the Phoenix Orchestra players at the rehearsal which will be held Thursday evening at o'clock at the Arizona School of Music
 LICENSED TO Marriage licenses were issued yesterday tc Pedro c. Gutierrez. 27, Mesa, ano Felicita '. Madrid, A, Mesa; DanieI Drorbaugh, 55, Mesa, and Mary F Ramsey, 45, Phoenix.
 NOW AUTO MAN-D. B. Penr.ell for the past four years teller o, the Phoenix National bank, has re. signed to accept a position with tn, R. D. Roper Motor Car company MT. Pennell will enter his new dutie; on Monday.
 PENDERGAST DANCE - Unde the auspices Of the board of trus tees of the Pendergast school dance will be held at the schoo house on Friday evening. A gen eral invitation has been issued fo the affair.
 FOWLER .MEETING-The Wom an's Fowler neighborhood improve ment circle will meet with Mrs. J c. Matthews, who lives two mile south of the Fowler school, Thurs day afternoon, when annual election of officers will take place. RETURNS HOME-Mr. and Mr. Fred A. Woolsey returned home yester day from Wyoming, Nebraska, wher
 they were called by the serious Hines of Mr. Woolsey's mother and who's death occurred after their arrival ther,
 MT. Woolsey said that during their ah
 sence they saw only continual ice an snow.
 BOUND OVER-L. Belasquez wave
 preliminary examination when h
 was brought before Justice De Souz yesterday, on the charge of stealth
 a bicycle and was bound over t
 the superior court in the sum of $50
 bail, which he failed to furnish. l..
 Swarens is the complaining witnes
 in the case.
 PRESCOTT ATTORNEY-R. l Westervelt, a Prescott attorney, wa in the city yesterday on legal busi
 ness. Mir. Westervelt, who was form | CT secretary to Judge Frank O. Shit
 now inF "Y" service in France, Ina
 been practicing law in the mile hig city since the departure of Judg Smith.
 WINNERS, ATTENTION I'll
 business meeting of the Winner Bible class of the First Methodi. Episcopal church. which should hay
 been held Tuesday of last week, wi
 be held tonight at the church in
 mediately after prayer service. Prayt
 service is at 7:30 o'clock and Il
 business session will take place { S:30 o'clock
 III MoNTHL v LUNCHEON - IT
 monthly membership luncheon of u
 Merchants and Manufacturers al
 sociation will be held today at u
 Central school building. An inte
 esting talk will be given by E.
 Marks, on Bankruptcy Cases" Sl.
 discussion of joint collection.
 accounts. Those in charge urge z II fo 1.<