Arizona republican., 1918-10-16
TOWN TOPICS

TOWN TOPlCS
 TO CoAsT-Mrs. w. L. Dewitt left the city Monday night on a coast visit. l ON VlSlT-G. S. Waddell left the city Monday on a visit to Kansas City.
 GENTLEMAN HEREIN. Wilkins, cattleman from Dewey. Arizona, is | registered at the Commercial hotel. OFF ON BUSlNESS-L. c. Merrell
 of this city left Monday on a busi-
 ness trip to Bowie. Texas. TO ST. lOUlS-Henry Morgan re- turned to his home in St. Louis on
 Monday.
 EXTENDED TRIP-R. Gillian of
 this city departed Monday night on an extended business trip to St Louis.
 ON BUSINESS TRlP-L N. Fannin l left on a business visit to St. Louis
 on Monday
 HOME FROM oHlo-Mrs. Charles
 W. Rogers of Akron, Ohio, left on l Monday for her home.
 TO SAN DIEGO-Mrs Dr. R. w. Craig departed on a visit to San Diego | Monday evening"
 LEAVE CITY-Mr. and Mrs. Will
 liam Leonard departed for Butte, Mon
 tana. Monday night, where they expect | to locate permanently.
 TO NEW YORk-Mrs l.. A. Raney,
 of Raneys millinery establishment, de-
 parted on an extended business trip to New York Monday evening. ] HOME TO TExAS-George s. Pax I ton departed for his home in Ranger,
 Texas, Monday night, after business
 visit in the city.
 | RAY VISlTORS-John R O'Don- | nf ic ctn of ho Tof
 son hotel accompanied by his wife,
 while on short business trip here. PRESCOTT RANCHER HERE-
 Granville Fain, well-known Prescott rancher > in the city on a business visit
 BUCKEYE cATTLEMEN HERE R. II. Conley and A. L. Johnson, prom inent cattlemen from Buckeye are reg
 istered at the Commercial ENROUTE TO COAST-Charles A. , Mitke of Bisbee is stopping al the { Jefferson enroute to California, ac- ; companied by his wife. MINING MEN HERE-H. T. Jones and Claude Croker. mining men from , Verde, are stopping at the Jefferson while on a business visit in the city HERE FROM DENVER-Mrs. J. B , Campbell of Denver is stopping at the Jefferson while visiting the city or J business interests.
 REAL ESTATE BOARD-There will
 be no meeting of the Real Estate Board
 on Thursday of this week as has
 heretofore been announced HERE FROM LOS ANGELES B George A. Gillen. prominent business man of Los Angeles is stopping at the 7 Jefferson hotel on a business visit ; here.
 1 PROMINENT BANKER HERE-B r A. Packard, prominent banker oi 5 Douglas, who has been on a short busi- 2 ness trip here, left for Los Angeles D last evening on business interests. 3 ARRIVES IN FRANCE - Mrs
 George Willly has received word tha f her son Louis Wilky has arrived safe
 ly overseas. He is a member of tn, q Tenth Motor Corps
 MEETING POSTPONED-Them meet , ing of the Pythian Sisters, scheduled for Thursday, has been postponed or account of the new regulations. There will be no further meeting until an
 lnounced I, NEGRO FAMILY JAR-Hermar
 Cowan, negro, was arrested on dis
 turbance of the peace charge yesterday
 the complainant being his wife who vii J appear against him at the preliminar. hearing at 10 o'clock Saturday. RETURNS HOME-H. c. Hallmark , general freight and passenger agen : for the Arizona Eastern with head . quarters at Tucson, returned to hi 5 home Monday evening after a shor : business visit in the city. . RETURNS TO CITY-T. V. Nc /, Dewitt, president of the Southwes u Cotton company, returned to the cit !, !, yesterday after an extended bushes u trip to Washington, D. C.. where h !, attended the conference regarding tn -. government regulation of cotton price: ,, WIFE ACCUSES HUSBANO-O n complaint of his wife. James Matthew an Indian. was brought into court yes 's terday charged with adultery. He wi ,, be given his preliminary hearing be u fore Justice Wheeler at 1:30 o'cloc |' Friday afternoon.
 '- INCREASE INTEREST RATE-B T. an order made by the corporation com se mission yesterday the Arizona Exten F. sion railroad at Jerome, which ha T. been authorized to issue and sell frs I' mortgage bonds of 5 per cent is per
 mitted to increase the interest rate per cent.
 r. THESE WILL WED-Marriag D. censes were issued yesterday to A. se Briggs, 32, Tempe, and Thelman } r. Kennedy. 20, BuC.llin, Mo; Roy Strou os 26, Phoenix and Iva McFate, 16, Pho, UT nix; William Werning 30, Fl Paso ar D, M. E. Furry, 29, Fl Paso; A. Salazar, 8 R. Gilbert and Juana Valenzuela, A, Gi - bert.
 BARBER llL-Jack Barber. wi went east last week to enlist in u remount service, is very i'll, accordir
 to advices received in Phoenix la night. Mrs. Barber, who has bee staying at Coronado Beach, Californi
 was summoned and is now said to on her way to Washington. Barber reported here as having Spanish il
 fluenza.
 JI OPEN TO WOMEN, Too-Accor
 ing to word just received from t United States civil service commi II sion at Washington, during the co |, tinuance of the present war the COT , mission will, in accordance with t
 request of the postoffice departmel Il admit women to rural carrier exami ,U ations upon the same conditions men.
 II DREW WEAPON, IS CHARGED misdemeanor complaint Sas lodged