Arizona republican., 1918-08-09
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TO LOS ANGELES-Ed S. Rice and family will leave this evening for Los Angeles.
 OATMAN MlNER-W. B. Phelps, a mining man of Oatman, was here yes terday on business.
 CASHiON IN TOWN-J. A. Cashion. of the Cashion ranch was in town yesterday on business.
 TO THE COAST-Mr. and Mrs. l. II. Barkdell and son. of Globe, left yes terday afternoon for Los Angeles.
 GLOBE MINERS. H. Morris, a well-khowp mining man of Globe, is in town for short time on business.
 ON VACATlON- Irene M Seide left last evening. for Los Angeles and other coast points on a vacation trip.
 FROM FL PASO-J. J. Ormsbee, Il prominent business man of Fl Paso, was a business visitor in town yes terday.
 BUSINESS VsITOR-Cleon T Knapp, a prominent mining man oi Bisbee. is a business visitor here fo1 a few days.
 GILLESPIE RETURNS-B. A. Gil- lespie, a well known Phoenix mining man, returned yesterday from his trip to the coast.
 FOR DEMiNG-Mr and Mrs. F. w. Brown left yesterday for Deming, New Mexico. to visit their son Walter at Camp Cody.
 PRESCOTT VISITOR-John A ! Ellis, well-known mining man oi Prescott is a business visitor here fol few days.
 CONTROVERSIES HERE-G. M Colvocoresses. head of the smelter al Humboldt, is here for a few days on a | business visit.
 SAFFORD RANCHER-C. E. Free stone, a well-known rancher of Saf- ford, is numbered among the business | visitors in town.
 RAILROAD MAN HERE-E. 0 Ram, general manager of the Magma Arizona Railroad. is in town on short business trip
 PHELPS DODGE ATToRNEY-E F.. Ellingwood, attorney for the Phelps Dodge Corporation at Bisbee, is bust ness visitor in town
 FOR OAKLAND-Minnie Borth left last evening on visit to Oakland where she intends to spend a part of the summer months.
 HELD AS WlTNESSES-Fannie Juan and Anastcia Manuel, both ln- dian girls, are being held at the sher- ifs office as witnesses.
 OFF TO CAMP CODY-W W. Smith left last night for Demine, New Mex leo, where he will visit his son Leslie Smith who is at Camn Cody. HERE FROM RESERVATIONS MT and Mrs. w. q. Haygood of the Saca- ton Indian reservation are in town foi few days on a business trip.
 BUSINESS VisiTORS-R. Coving ton and C. C. Covinston were business visitors in town yesterday. R. CoVing- ton left last night for Kansas City.
 FROM TUCSON-Mrs. F. C. Lock wood. head of the domestic science de- partment of the University of Arizona is a visitor in town for a short time.
 WITH ARMOUR COMPANY-fi W. Clark. representative of the Ar mour company. is a guest of the Jei ferson hotel while here on business
 VISIT SON-Mr. and Mrs. R. l. Odell and son Ray. left yesterday iol Camp Cody where they will visit then son Herbert who is in tho service there
 BOOTLEG sUSPECT-Mabel Chall was apprehended yesterday at th' Bassler hotel and is being held on | CId1ke Ol lnlIOuuGlllE llIdOi iaNO e't> state.
 TURNS FROM vIsIT-Miss Maureen Olson has returned to Phoe- nix from six-weeks' visit to San An tonic and Waco where she visited hel relatives
 AUXILIARY CLoSES-The Oshorl auxiliary of the Red Cross will clos' until September 12. according to al announcement by the chairman, Mrs William Wills.
 PUP WANTS HOME-A small mall puppy about two months old wants home. He now is at 520 North Ffftl street. He will make nice playmat' for some child
 JUDGE ROSS TO PRESCOTT Justice Henry D. Ross of the Arizon' supreme court, accompanied by Mrs Ross, will go 10 Prescott today ' spend one month.
 ickENsTE EDT hERE-Gu Quickenstedt. auditor of the Arizon' Eastern, ia a business visitor here fo a few days while here on his regula visit to the local branch.
 SENT TO AMERICAN LAKE Wesley R. Thompson transferred t' the local board from Division 1s of Lo Angeles, left last night for America Lake where he will begin training witt the army.
 PARTY TO CAMP CODY--D. I Pierce. Ray Butler and Miss Alta But Ter left last. evening for Camp Cod where they will visit Mir. Pierce's soI l. o. Pierce, who is in training a the camp. l. BALSZ T-TEACHER-Th Balsz Parent Teacher Association wi meet this afternoon at ? o'clock at tn home of Mrs. Paul C. Baker. A goo program is expected and a full at tendance is desired.
 DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA I The regular monthly meeting of tn Daughters of Caledonia will be held q the home of Mrs. De Winton, 95S Eas