Arizona republican., 1918-10-09
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 TO TEXAS-W. S. Baekerville de- parted for san Angelo Monday after a business visit in the city.
 GENTLEMEN HERE-Kenneth D. Oliver, prominet cattleman of Califor- mia, is registered at the Jefferson.
 FROM TUcSoN-J. Wright, we'll known Tucson cattleman, is in the city on business visit
 ON VACATION-Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brown of this city left on a vaca- ton visit to Kansas City Monday
 RETURNS HOME-E. T. William son returned to his home in Cisco. Texas, on Monday
 TO SACRAMENTO-Miss Ethel Chamberlain left on Monday for Sac ramento.
 BACK TO CAMP-Lieutenant E. J. Gotthelf returned to his post at Camp Funston Monday evening, having been on furlough here.
 EN ROUTE TO CoAST-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher of Mayer, are stop ping at the Jefferson while en route to California.
 PARENT-TEAcHER-.Ther regular meeting of the Parent Teachers and the Red Cross for Friday will be post poned until further notice.
 FROM FURLOUGH-R. S. Solwards Jr., returned to Capitan, New Mexico, on Monday evening after a furlough spent here.
 ST. WINIFRED's GUILD The meeting of St. Winifreds Guild, scheduled for this evening, has been indefinitely postponed.
 CATHOLIC RED CROSS - The Catholic Red Cross and auxiliaries and St. Mary's society will not meet Thursday as usual until further noti- fication.
 ROYAL NEIGHBoRS- The Royal | Neighbors will not meet this evening on account of the ordinance passed by the city commission forbidding all pub lie meetings.
 M. w. OF A.-The regular meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America will not be held tonight on account of the regulations calling off all gath 1 erings.
 ALHAMBRA RED cRoss-Mrs. | Bressmer, chairman of the Alhambra Red Cross, announces that the or | ganization will not meet until so mo- | tified.
 | w. C. r. U.-The Woman's Christian Temperance Union, in compliance with the order of the city commissioners in regard to all meetings, will not meet on l Thursday October 10.
 RETURNS FROM TRIP-William H. Tompson, cashier of the Phoenix National bank has returned from the east, where he attended the recent meeting of tn American Bankers Asso- citation.
 NEW ATloNS-Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation com mission by the Fremont Petroleum Corporation and the ,Sunflowcr Oil company.
 FRIENDLY SOCIETY," in compli- ance with the ruling of the city com mission, the meetings of the Girls Friendly Society of Trinity Pro- -Cathe- dral will be suspended until further notice.
 RETURNS FROM EAsT-R. E Moore, vice president of the Nalley bank of this city. recently returned from a visit to New York and Chicago While east he attended a meeting o the American Bankers Association. DISMISS CHARGE-For lack o evidence the case of the state versu. Edgar Oliver charged with obstruct ing the flow of water in an irrigation ditch, was dismissed by Justice D, Souza.
 CHARGED WITH RoBBERY-Jos | Arviso. charged with robbery, wa. | held to answer to the superior cour by Justice Kingsbury of Mesa yester day. Arviso was held in $500 bono which he failed to furnish. | MARRIAGE LICENSES License | to wed were issued yesterday to Vic | tor NJ. Para. IS. Phoenix. and Mari: | Vadlez.. IS, Phoenix: James S. Akers
 34, Jerome and Clara B. Pembertor
 34 Scottsdale.
 NO HARMONY CLUB MEETING Tn compliance with the city rulin that public meetings he abandone 7 during the epidemic of Spanish influ enza. the Harmony club has cancelle | its meeting scheduled for this after noon.
 TO CHICAGO AND IoWA-C. I | Lee leaves Phoenix today for a busi ness visit in Chicago. Returning. will stop in Iowa, where Mrs. Lee at present visiting. Accompanied b Mrs. Lee he will return to Phoeni about November l. | REPUBLICAN 100 PER cENT-Tf employees of the Arizona Republica yesterday put the paper into the 1(
 per cent class with a total purchas
 of Fourth Liberty Loan bonds amount
 ing to s4200. This does not include u
 amount of bonds purchased by u
 paper itself.
 BACK HERE TO STAY-Frank Mt
 Cabe returned to Phoenix yesterda
 after an absence of four months.
 first went to New York and to Phil;
 delphia and later to Pacific coa
 cities. Mir. McCabe says that he is | Phoenix now to remain and that no ol
 could buy his Phoenix home. INTO WINTER CLOTHES IT
 lawn at the state house has shed i
 beautiful summer garments and
 about to acquire coat that will last
 for the few winter months. The sur
 mer coat is of Bermuda grass. whi
 that of winter will be Australian ry
 It is done under the direction of firth
 J. Keen. custodian of the state hous REPORT ON ESTATE-The fiji
 account and report of the execute
 of the s90.000 estate of Emma NJ. La - ham was made by the execute