Arizona republican., 1918-08-30

TEMPE VISITORS W. $. Tempe are visiting in town for few days.
 BALsz RED cRoss-The ladies of Balsz Red Cross will meet at the school house this morning to sew all day. All who can sew are urged to come
 ANDERSONS LEAVE-Maud An derson. Mary Anderson and Theodore Anderson left last night for Washing ton, D. C., where they intend to stay for some time.
 WITH MORRIS COW. A. Syming- ton, Jr. of Chicago. travelling represent ative of Morris and company, is spend ing a few days in town in the interests of his company
 HARDWARE MANIC. w. Caspary of Fl Paso. travelling representative of a well known line of hardware, is in town for several days in the interests of his house.
 OFF TO FLAGSTAFF ]. Munch of the land commission left recently on an extended business trip to Flagstaff and other points in the northern part | of the state
 BACK FROM VACATION-AIfred | Green identified with the office of Griffin Alone" returned to his duties yesterday from his vacation which he spent on the coast.
 FEsSEDEN IN TOWN-M. A. Fes- senden, superintendent of the Ray Copper company, is a guest of the | Commercial hotel while here on short 1 business visit
 COMMERCIAL MEME. F. Calla- ray of Hoopester. Illinois, F. K. Allen of Kansas City and D. G. Slater of Los Angeles were numbered among the commercial men in town yesterday.
 HERE FROM FLAGSTAFF-E | Wheat of Flagstaff. prominent there in business circles. is in Phoenix for q | few days, having just returned from an extended trip to Douglas, Globe | Tucson and Bisbee
 FROM HAYDEN-Mrs. F. L. Tully and Mrs. r. w. Nieman of Hayden are in town for a few days on a shopping and visiting trip. They are stopping at the Jefferson
 l MINING MAN-George w. Long of Los Angeles, prominent mining man on the coast, with extensive interests in this vicinity. is a visitor in town fol a few days, making his headquarters at the Jefferson while here looking over his properties.
 CLOSE LABOR DAY-The Red | Cross announced yesterday that all Red Cross activities, including the gen eral office and the working rooms would close all day Monday in recogni- tion of Labor day.
 FROM UNIVERSITY Mrs. F. c Lockwood. head of the domestic sci ence department of the University ot Arizona. is registered at the Jefferson hotel while here in connection with the work carried on by the agricultural eX- tension department
 EDWARDS IN TOWN-H. P. Ed wards of Maricopa is a visitor in towr or few days. MT. Edwards was for merry wholesale grocer in Fl Paso but sold out his business, and has beer traVellng of late, having just returned from an extended trip to New York. | ARRIVES SAFELY-Mrs. Mary r Anderson of Glendale avenue, has re- celved a telegram stating that her son Lieut.. David Anderson of the NJ. c. Co. | 15S Infantry, 10th Division, has arrived safely overseas
 FRUIT BULLETINS Phoeni, | Chamber of Commerce has received z few copies each of United States bul. etins on the following subjects: Grow Ing Peaches. Fumigation of Citrus Trees. Peach Varieties and Their Classifications. Bridge Grating ot Fruit Trees.
 FROM MExICO-Charles Edmon. son of Cananea. Mexico, is in town fo, a few days on business and is stavlna at the Commercial hotel. Mr. Edmon- son says conditions are good south ot the border and there is every indica tion that they will continue to improve PATENTS lSSUED- Hazard onf Miller, pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, have received word that pat ents have been awarded at Washingto: to the following Arizona inventors. Miguel Pascale. of Tucson, bolt. Cur tin Ligon, of Warren, wrench: .Jaraa, M and James H. Decker, of Coughs latch
 ONE DAY oUTINGs-For the 1c | comodation of those who want one da, outings, County Engineer Ayers Ina. ordered improvements on the Cam Creek road. They will be begun a once. but at first will consist only O repairs where they are the most needed in consequence of the recent floods But next month an effort will be mad to put the whole road in shape.
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