Arizona republican., 1918-08-28
ton trip to Los Angeles and other coast points.
 BUSINESS AND PLEASURE --

ton trip to Los Angeles and other coast points.
 BUSINESS AND PLEASURE - George H. WooGall left last night on a combined business and pleasure trip to New York
 HERE ON VISIT-Mrs D. C. Moore of Ray, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Fahls of Kansas City, are visitors in town for a few days
 FROM CASHION-M. H. Mccall of Cashion is a business visitor in town for few days. MT. Mccall is a prominent merchant of Cashion.
 FROM ROSWELL-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stonehous of Roswell, New Mexico, is recent arrival in Phoenix, while touring this part of the state. HOLDING MESSAGES-The Vest ern Union is holding important mes sages for Miss Forest Blue and Mrs Nancy Clark, the manager advises. VISITING HUSBAND - Mrs. Minor nowney will leave this morning fol | Washington where she will visit her husband, and see him off for France
 REAL ESTATE MAN-Charles F Mathews, real estate man of Casa Grande, is a guest of the Commercial hotel while in town on a short busi- ness trip.
 COL. BRETHETT HERE-Colone | Brethett. former land agent of the Southern Pacific, stationed at Tucson is in Phoenix for few days on rall- l oad business.
 COMMERCIAL William A l Cole of Kansas City and Charles D Ponedel of Los Angels were numbered among the commercial men in toWr yesterday.
 IMPORTING LABORERS = Tho Southwest Cotton company of the Arl. zona Cotton Growers association i, in porting two carloads of laborer. from Nogales to Tempe.
 ELLENBERG TRiAL-The trial O Mrs. Ellenberg, charged with maintain ing a disorderly house, will be held a g o'clock this morning. It will be 2 tria l by jury as demanded by the defendant
 TO ATTEND CONVENTiON-Col James P. Lavin left last night as dele gate from the Phoenix Camp to- tn Baltimore camp to attend the annua conference and reunion of the Spanisl war veterans in Baltimore
 TRIALS SET-The trials of Marian Gallego and Ramon Nerelas, both hel on statutory charges will be held O September 6 and September g. re spectively in Judge Wheelers justic court. Both men are on S1O0O bon each
 FROM UNlVERSlTY-Agnes A Hunt of the University of Arizona i q visitor in town for few days. Mis- Hunt is the leader of the Girls clu work in connertion with the agricul tural extension work carried on by tn University of Arizona.
 FELONY HEARlNG-The case C the State of Arizona versus Angel Perez, who is facing two felony charg es, one a burglary and the other rob bery will be given a preliminary hear ing on September 4. Perez is out O $500 bond for the two charges FOR SAN ANTONIO-Mr. and Mrs H. N. Dingflinger were in Phoenix yes terday, en route to San Antonio wher they expect to settle. MT. Dingflinge was formerly established in Prescott in the automobile business. but sol out there and intends to settle in Sa1 Antonio.
 LEAVES WITH CONTINGENT = Robert Vernon Alexander left Monda morning with the contingent for Cam Flke, Arkansas. He was anxious to z end prove his loyalty to his ceuntr, vernon will be greatly missed in Phoa nix, as he was well liked by his man friends.
 MORLEY CASE-A high misde meanor is charged against M J. Morel by one of his employees to whom h refuses to pay certain wages due hin Fred Struckmeyer is acting attorne for MT. Merely. Preliminary examina tion was waived by MT. Merely, wh was bound over to the Superior cour
 SWIMMING PARTY-The Bushes T club or the Y. w. C. A. is giving swimming party at Riverside Thur; day evening. Supper ~iii De served a i:30. No tickets for the event will h sold after Wednesday evening. Thcs tickets can be purchased at BerryhilF. J Donofrio's, MeNeifs and the Y. N (. A.
 BACK IN PHOENIX Williai ketchum accompanied by her siste Fannie Wahl, have just returned Phoenix from their summer vacatio . spent in their old home in Idaho. E, : route to Phoenix they visited W Ketchum at Camp Cody. MT. Ketchur has since been transferred to Cam Dix, New Jersey.
 STUDENT NURSES-An appIican, . from Phoenix, Glendale. Mesa, Lehi ( : Tempe for the United States nurse ie . serve are requested to report Frida, . August 30, between the hours of , an 5 at the headquarters of the Woman Council of National Defense on z Wtst Monroe to receive governmer application blanks and instructions fC filling out the same. Glendale, Grit he tot .aI,,