Arizona republican., 1918-09-04

Trout and family left last evening for Morell, Neb.
 FROM FLAGsTAFF-Jim MacRae of Flagstaff, well-known sheepman, is visitor in town for a few days
 TO FRESNO-Mr and Mrs. B. R. Benson left last evening for Fresno Cal, and other points on the coast.
 ON BUSlNESS-H. Griffin. cattle man of Pima county, was a business visitor in town yesterday.
 HAYDEN MINER-Henry Villnes, mining man of Hayden, is business visitor in town for a short time
 FOR ST. LOUIs-S. c. Fisk left yesterday evening for St. Louis and other points in the east on an extended business visit.
 AUTO INSURANCE MAN - Sam Mishkin of Globe, automobile insurance man. is staying at the Jefferson while in town.
 MITT slMMs HERE-Mitt Simms of Solomonville, candidate for secre- tary of state is spending a few days in town on business.
 IN FOREST SERViCE-E. P. Hill of the United States forestry service is staying at the Adams while in town for a few days.
 PALo VERDE RANcHERs-C. J. Pollard and F. P. Rege. well-known ranchers of the Palo Verde district, are visitors in town for a few days.
 FROM DENVER-W. P. Cary. Dem yer mining man, is a guest of the Adams while spending a few days in town.
 NOTICE OF THANkS-Mrs. George E. Coke desires to have this notice printed: Many thanks for these favors."
 ON VAcATIO'N-Mrs. E. J. Morgan left last evening for Los Angeles and the adjacent beaches, where she will spend her summer vacation.
 BACK ON JOB-George Gam, gen eral passenger agent, returned here yesterday from a short vacation spent with his family in Los Angeles. MORRISON IN TOWN-D. D. Nor rison of Tucson, travelling agent fol the Arizona Eastern. is registered at the Jefferson while in town for few days.
 WICKET BURG MINER-L. N. But Ter, we'll! nown mining man from WickenburS, is guest of the Jeffer- son hotel while in town on short business visit.
 FLORENCE ATToRNEY-E W Coker, prominent attorney of Florence
 
 while in town for few days on busi l ness.
 NEWSPAPER WOM AN - Mis- { Bertha Bethel, mining correspondent ' for the Denver Post, returned yester 2 day from a business trip to Jerome n and is registered at the Adams. SAFE IN FRANCE-Word has beer i received of the safe arrival in F'ranct 2 of Walter Reghetti, formerly printer } with the State Press, and Frank Por- terie, who was a bricklayer here before
 entering the service.
 GOING ON VAcATlON-Superin
 tendent Elliott of the Water Users
 Association has departed for the Pa
 cific coast on a combined vacation out n ing and to do some purchasing for tn
 project.
 q BACK TO BUsINESS-W I
 Campbell brother of Colin Campbell , and prominent sheep and cattlemar
 returned from his summer home l
 Long Beach yesterday and is a gues
 at the Commercial hotel for a fel
 days.
 1 HOFFMAN IN TOWN-John Hoft ] man of San Francisco is stopping 2 J the Commercial. Hoffman is wit
 Hoffman x Cohn, general merchandis Il jobbers of San Francisco, who are no n extending their business to cover tf
 state of Arizona.
 BACK FROM BERKElEY-Mis
 Birdie R. Fowler, formerly of this cit but who has recently been in attend l. ance at the University of California : ot Berkeley, is back home again. Mis ol Fowler is employed by the Phoeni It. Chamber of Commerce. ;e WILL JOIN NAVY Ross Lyal @ bo Notor I-carc' ic
 left Sunday night for San Diego wheI
 he reported today for service in II navy. His wife remains and will l employed in the Water Users buildir ol as secretary to the superintendent e. BACK FROM SPRINGS-Col F. } of Lamson, president of the Lamson Bu!
 mess College, has returned from
 short vacation at Iron Springs. | J reports heavy rains at Iron Sprn, ! and that the club will close the sto T and postoffice officially September l U GOING TO COAST-Miss Edir
 Hickey a specialist in land oft CT, practice. will leave for Ocean Par re Cal. on this mornings train, to he away until October l. Her aunt, Mi on Mary Hickey, will be in charge of a he fairs here until her return. ay SAFE OVERSEAS-Mr. and NJ Of William Higgins yesterday received sn, card from their son Everett sayi
 that he had landed safely oversee
 MT. Higgins enlisted on the Sth U July, right after his 18th birthds
 and was assigned to Camp Kearny. l 1 was identified with the 15Sth infantl C STRUCK BY LIGHTNiNG-Ov ,e; the greater part of the valley the stor il- of Monday night took the form of ,e- gentle rain, but in the eastern part L. the valley there was a violent thunde in, storm. Mrs. l.. NJ. Panknin, who liy ly, near Scottsdale lost valuable mt J. by lightning.
 s. RETURNING HERE-Frank Eva all well-known teacher of piano at t lle Arizona School of Music who has be ad. coaching with the great pianist Godo elk. sky in Los Angeles and San Francis ed this summer, will return to Phoer IFS. early in September to take up M. duties at the school. Dr. RED CROSS DESCRIPTIONS C. Secretary Harry Welch of the Cent ill, Arizona chapter of the Red Cross, I
 ports that September subscriptions ae, the Red Cross are coming in steadi Try He wishes also to remind membt R. who have subscribed that subscri on, tions due this month will now be VI red comed
 ,ey SOLDIER CLERkS-Authority V N. given MT. Weyant of the local boz ix; yesterday by Colonel Harris to sel San two stenOgraphers out of the cont Ila gent of drafted men who will be S, san to Camp Cody September :. and af K. their period of training be returned ell. the local board. where they will SCI
 as soldier clerks and stenographers AL CHANGE MEETiNC-Auxiliary