Arizona republican., 1918-10-03
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OFF ON BUsINEss-C. L. Roberts left Tuesday night on a business trip to Longmont, Colo.
 TO NEW MExIcO-Evan Cox de- parted on a visit to Santa Fe, New Mexico on Tuesday.
 klES TO CHiCAGO-G. Kies of this city left for Chicago on business Tues day evening.
 LEAVES FOR coAsT-E. Byrnes departed on a business visit to Los An geles on Tuesday.
 FROM OklAHOMA-I. M. Sellers of Muskogee, Oklahoma, is in the city on business visit.
 FROM NEW YORK-E. Gilmor of Brooklyn, New York is stopping at the Jefferson while in the city on an extended visit.
 TO BE A NURSE-Edna NJ. Stauss departed for American Lake Washing tn to serve in the capacity of a Red Cross nurse there.
 VISIT GRAND CANYoN-Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Miller of Alma, Michigan, left the city Tuesday evening on a visit to the Grand Canyon.
 ON CHICAGO TRlP-H. H. Hotcn- kiss of the Overland Arizona Auto company departed on a business trip to Chicago Tuesday.
 VISIT COAST-Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hickey left the city on an extended visit to the coast Tuesday. accompan- jed by their daughters Phillis and Alice.
 MOVES TO CALIFORNIA-Jack II. Gordon formerly of the Motor Supply hoe 4A lf,,r, where he will locate permanently.
 MRS. kIBBEY RETURNS-Mrs. Jo- seph H. Kibbey returned yesterday from an absence of several weeks on the Californian coast.
 TO TUCSON HoME-Dr. D. T. Mo Dougal of Tucson returned home last evening after a business visit of sev- eral days here.
 RETURN TO PHoENIx-Mrs. E. L. Griffin has returned to the city with her daughter Agnes after an extended eastern visit to Chicago and various other points.
 DEMOCRATIC PARTY COUNCIL The par y council of the democratic party held their final meeting yester- day and formulated plans for the com ing campaign.
 GRANT TED VACATlON-Depu Sheriff Ed Ruppert has been granted a two weeks vacation. During his ab- sence from the sheriff's office his du- ties as day Jailer will be cared for by Deputy Sheriff Charles Musgrove. RETURNS TO CiTY-F. P. Cruice general freight and passenger agent for the Santa Fe, returned to the city yesterday, after a two- weeks visit tc | hr;z ;,,+, corning business interests. i JEWISH WOMEN-Mrs. A. Karp secretary of the Council of Jewish Women, announces that the first meet | ing of this session will be held at o'clock on Friday, october 4, at 200 East Pierce street.
 EASTERN STAR AUXILIARY The Auxiliary of the Eastern Stal will hold it's regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Ma sonic temple. Visiting members ar' cordially invited to attend.
 TO LOCATE HERE-John B. Hen nesy of Lexington, Ky, recently cam to Phoenix on business connected wit | his mining interests. With his wifi he is stopping at the Jefferson hote Mir. and Mrs. Hennesy expect to mak | Phoenix their home.
 MARRIAGE lICENSES-M Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to Ear R. Kirkpatrick, 26. Roosevelt and Jen nie Blosmer 22, Mesa; Eddy B. Pruett 43. Phoenix and Bertha Steepleton. g. Phoenix; Candelario Moreno, ?. Phoe nix and Para Renteria IS, Phoenix
 NEW CHIEF DEPUTY-H G. Pow CTS has been appointed chief deputy il the office of County Assessor J. T Bone to take the place of George Ef hardt, resigned. Mir. Powers has beer a clerk in the assessors office for tn past two years.
 PRAISES COURT HOUSE WELL That the water from the artesian wei at the court house is superior to ta waters of the Salt River valley is tn word received by F. G. Ayers, count engineer, who had the water analyze at the University of Arizona.
 INSP ECTlN G SCHOOlS-A. F Fulton, county school superintendent is inspecting the schools of the county He is at present looking into the edu cational plant in the Tempe distric and after a complete tour of the sout side will continue his efforts in inspec tion in the rural schools in the vicin ity of Phoenix.
 CAND DATES NOTIFtED-Th secretary of state yesterday mailed tn nomination certificates to the variou winning candidates in the recent pri mary. The boards of supervisors al ready having received official notice ( the complete returns and the list ( candidates, will proceed to prepare tn ballots. The soldiers ballots will b sent as soon as they can be made read,
 COME HERE TO MARRY-Prefer ring to have the wedding in the tow where they expect to make their hom Eddy B. Pruett and Bertha Steepleto were married in Phoenix yesterda, Both were former residents of Los An geles and had only arrived in this cit! They were married by Justice Wheele in the presence of only the necessaT witnesses. and went at once to thei new home, 412 North Ninth stree Pruett is machinist.