Arizona republican., 1918-10-24
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OFF TO OREGON-J. L. Wiley left the city Tuesday for Portland, Oregon.
 ON COAST VISIT-Mrs. $. H. Rob- ertson departed on coast visit Tues day.
 TO SAN FRANClSco-A. L. Soren- sen of this city, left for San Francisco on Tuesday on a business visit.
 LEAVE FOR COAST-J. H. Chris ten and s. H. Christen departed on a coast trip Tuesday evening.
 LEAVES FOR RTLAND-Alberta Prevette left for Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday evening.
 TO LOS ANGELEs-Jim Pollard, well known mining man of this city, left on a business visit to Los Angeles | Tuesday evening
 RETURNS TO POST-Edward An tilla, who has been spending furlOugh in the city, left for his post at San l Diego Tuesday night. EDUCATOR HERE-Elsie Toles, country school superintendent of Co., chise county is a guest at the Jeffer- | son hotel.
 GRAND LARCENY TRIAL TODAY James UpchurCh, charged with grand | larceny, will be tried by jury in Judge | Stanfords court today.
  | G. Attaway left for Lawton, Oklahoma, Tuesday, planning to visit at Camp Sill.
 VERDE MERcANT HERE-L. W. Martin, a leadin gmerchant of Camp Verde, is registered at the Commercial hotel
 FROM LOS ANGELEs-Gus L. Cook, well known commercial man
 from the coast, is stopping at the Commercial hitel while visiting in the city on business interests. | MINE OWNER HERE-A. W. Hil
 lebrand and Mrs. Hillebrand of New
 York are registered at the eJfferson.
 Mir. Hillebrand is owner of the Silver
 King mine of this state.
 AUTO MAN HERE-Harris M. Hen
 shue and Mrs. Henshue of oLs An geles are registered at the Jefferson hotel Mr. Henshue is agent for the Apperson motor car. UNDERESTIMATE ON DUTY AGAIN Lyman La Tourette, undersheriff is again on duty after having been con- fined to his home for several days witr an attack of Spanish influenza. :, MRS. GOLFER ARRlV S-Mrs Fred T. Colter, wife of the democratic candidate for governor, has come tt
 
 town house for the winter DR. MARTIN ILL-Dr. R. c. Martin is confined to his home with influenza He has arranged to keep his Peoria of flee open, having secured the services of Dr. Carichael of Prescott until hi recovery.
 LIVESTOCK BoARD-The Livestock sanitary board will hold their regular ? meeting on Monday, October 2S, at tho state house beginning at 10 oclocl U a. m.
 :, NEW CORPORATION - Applica
 tion for incorporation by the Isabell t Cattle company of Tucson has been re
 ceived by the corporation commission c The firm is composed of B. J. McKin
 ney and R. E. Fishburn. 0 OFF TO WIllIAMS-Rev. Thoma
 E. Moffett of New York left for Will O Hams, Arizona, Tuesday night, afte
 spending several days on business hero y He will return to his home after
 short visit in the state.
 MRS. FENNEMORE IMPROVING
 Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, who was com I pelled to undergo a second operatio I for a hand injury she received in a l automobile accident last summer, ] much improved.
 S. "JoE" MCBRIDE OUT AGAlN-F. t, K. Mcbride, assistant attorney genera 3. appeared at his office today for tn
 first time since October ' He has bee
 very ill with pneumonia and will not b I able to take hold of work in his usua i manner for some days. | EXPRESS OFFICIAL HERE-Gu ! Quickenstedt, special representativ !. for the Wells Fargo Express compan A at Tucson headquarters, is stopping a V. the Commercial hotel iduring a brie IT. business visit here, VI. AID INFLUENZA VICTlMS-To R. much cannot be said in praise of Mis c. Tina Brown and Gertrude Hannon s. the state land department who so nobl E. answered the call for nurses aides E. the emergency hospital. Both your w women are on night duty. k; ARITHMETlCS FOR SOLDIERS Il. Con Cronin, state law librarian ar ry state director of the American Libral X, association, has received over 1,2 D. copies of various kinds of arithmeti e for distribution in the military camI us in Arizona
 'n vS POSTPONE INDIAN FAIR 1T a Salt River reservation fair has be, "' postponed from November until N
 vember 20, because of the Spanish il 'n, fluenza epidemic, Thomas Little Bis, os in letter dated Fort McDoWell a ,J' vised The Republican yesterday 'os CONTINUE HOCKETT CASE-T 's' case of c. c. Hockett, charged with t h. sale of property without advising { 'os purchaser of a prior incumbrance,
 for yesterday, was continued until N .os vember II by Judge Stanford. k; SAYS WIFE WAS UNTRUE-Th R. his wife proved unfaithful, is t JOS charge made by Jess Conant in a
 vorce complaint filed in the superi
 court yesterday against Della Coma