Arizona republican., 1918-09-27

HE ARlLONA hGI U D- who has been in the city on a busi- ness visit, returned to his home in Grand Rrapids, Michigan, on Wednes- day.
 RETURNS TO TUCSON - H. C. Hallmark, general freight and passen- ger agent for the Arizona Eastern at Tucson headquarters, returned from a business visit here last evening.
 DEATH OF FATHER-Mrs. Fran ces Newell See of the Hat Shop has
 received word from her old home ir
 Canada that her father has passed away. He was a prominent Mason and well-known in the business and social life of Fellsonburg. Ontario.
 NEW YORK MINE OWNER-Mr
 and Mrs. A. w. Hilderbrand are reg istered at the Jefferson. MT. Hilder- 1 brand is a prominent mining man of | New York and owner of the Silver
 King mine of this state.
 TO TUCSON MILITARY SCHOOL Louis H. Bunte of Prescott, John Lic-
 kenquick of Seattle, F. Sollvey of
 Prescott and Leo N. Stact, also Of
 Prescott, will attend the military
 school at Tucson this fall.
 LIEUTENANT GOLDBERG GOES Lieutenant Harold Goldberg, son of 1 David Goldberg, prominent merchant of this city, left last evening for Camp | Zachary Taylor after a short leave of | absence here with his parents. NEW NURSES ARRIVES - Mrs. l Mary Powers. a professional nurse | from Los Angeles, arrived from Pres colt last night. where she has been
 employed on typhoid cases for Dr. R. N. Looney. She expects to remain in | Phoenix for the coming winter
 LIBERTY LOAN TOUR r. w
 Van de Word returned recently from | Prescott where he went in the inter-
 ests of the Fourth Liberty Loan, and
 left again for Globe, where he will
 speak in the interests of the loan cam paign. He will return in about ten | days.
 ICE CREAM SOClAL-The Imman-
 uel Baptist Mission, corner of Four
 teenth and Adams streets. will hold
 an ice cream social next Saturday
 evening beginning at s o'clock. Every
 one is invited to come and bring theiI
 friends.
 HOME FROM VACATION Ona
 Creighton of West Madison street has
 recently returned from an extended
 vacation trip in the east. She visited
 relatives in Albuquerque, Gallop and
 Deming, stopping at Camp Cody
 where she enjoyed an interesting visit
 ARIZONA PATENTS-Hazard
 Miller. the pioneer patent agency o Los Angeles. Cal. has received by wire
 from Washington notice of the issu- ) ance of the following patents to Ari zona. inventors: Walter Gray. For Hauchauca, train stop; Frank J. Mo |, Nutty, Lowell. wheel (two patents). COUNTRY FAIR AND RUG SALs The Ladies' Aid Society of tn
 Neighborhood Congregational churcl will hold a country fair and rug sal
 at Neighborhood house on Frida. evening, October 4. A musical program
 will be one of the interesting features ) of the evening.
 METHODIST LADIES MEND Ladies of the Methodist church vii
 mend the clothing donated for tn Belgian relief at the Red Cross rooms
 Sixty-f five women worked at tn
 mending yesterday, and the chairman for today, Mrs. Henry Zimmer. urge all who can come and help today t
 do so, regardless of church affiliations , HOME ON FURLOUGH-G. l Goldtrap is home for a 15-day furlougl 5 from the naval aviation camp a l Pensacola, Young Goldtrap now rate |. as c. P. o. his specific rating bein !, chief engineer gunner. He is the SO ; of Mrs. c. Goldtrap. 617 North Secon l street, and is the former foreman c s the McArthur service department. >. CALLS COUNCIL OF DEFENSE | c. E. Addams, vice chairman of tn |, | Arizona State Council of Defense, ha l ap1l ln6 t,,rr .f oil !, ], held in the War Work building i :. this city Monday, September 30, be ginning at g o'clock in the morning s It is stated that there are many i'm y portant matters to come before th l. council, and that the session wi probably last more than one day . BOY AND GIRL WANT HOME The Arizona Children's Home associa !, ton has four bright children for whol II they desire to find homes. Two = them are of Mexican parentage, a gi . of IA and a boy of 13. The other tW 7 are boys 10 years old, one French an '. the other Swedish. Anyone desirir D to provide homes for these childre
 may communicate with Mrs. E. 7, Ebert, the local superintendent, Ne 626 North Sixth avenue, Tucson. h. HEARING SET FOR MONDAY .' The hearing on the application Of u y Chandler Improvement company T. sell to the Chandler Water and Pow !, company the water plant and equil ai ment of the former company will le heard by the state corporation tn , morning at 10 o'clock at the sta n ,. house. The application of the Chant /. Ter Water and Power company to i 11i sue and sell bonds also will be heal 2, at the same time.
 :. METHODIST DAY AT RED CROs ! Today is Methodist day at the R T Cross quarters, room 25, in the o !. Central school building. The ladies m the First Methodist churuch will jo n, the ladies of the Central Methodi r. church at 10 o'clock to assist wi
 the sewing on clothing collected f :. the Belgian and French refugees. rS others who are interested in this wo t will find a cordial welcome awaitil .. them. The chairman requests tn s' each lady bring a needle. thimble al 2 SAW BIG SPECTACLE FILME Miss Helen Veault, Mrs. T. J. Ma , Tor and A. E. Halstead of Phoen a. are sojourning at the U. s. Grant hot n San Diego. With other members ss the U. S. Grant hotels Phoenix color 'o Miss veault. Mrs. Naylor and Ha
 stead attended the filming of the |
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