Arizona republican., 1918-02-20
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FOR FHESCO I-GeOrge CampDeil, assistant manager of the Leach Motor Car company of Phoenix. left last eve ming for Prescott on business.
 BUSINESS TRIP-Thomas W. Nea- lon, of the Nealon and White law firm, left last evening for Tombstone where he will be gone on a few days ] business trip
 1 TO CHtCAGO-W. E. Barrow was a passenger on last evenings train for his home in Chicago, He has been visiting in this valley for the past sey- eral weeks.
 MEYERS LEAvEs-Federal Medi- ator Joseph $. Meyers, who was here on official business, returned to San Francisco last evening. He was ac- companied by his wife.
 LEAVE FOR COAST-Mr and Mrs. H. P. De Mund left last evening for Los Angeles, where they expect to re- main several days on business and pleasure.
 TELEGRAMS = Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union for Mrs. Harriet A. Berington J. Cad wallader, H. c. Mathis, Jack O'Donal, Mrs. J. Young. John W. Stanton FROM TUCSON-L. H. Tremble. of the Arizona Eastern, came from his headquarters at Tucson yesterday on a short business trip. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 DEPUTY SHERIFF BACK - Com pletely recovered from his recent severe attack of pneumonia, Deputy Sheriff Joe Balsz resumed his duties at | the courthouse yesterday.
 LEAVES PHOENIX - H. o. Baker employed for some time by McArthui Brothers, left last night for Los An geles, where he will remain for severa days on business before going to E. , Paso, where he has accepted a position FROM FLORENCE-Mr. and Mrs , D. W. Coker came up from Florence yesterday to spend a few days in the capital city on a business and pleasure trip. They are guests at the Hote Adams. MT. Coker is a land attorney at Florence
 FOR FL PASO-V. N. Vinson, add. ing machine expert, who was connected with the local branch of the Burrough. company, has left for Fl Paso, whert he has been given an advanced posi- tion with the company.
 ]I VISITS DAUGHTER- Mrs. Jose 1 phine A. Saxon of Nogales, count, , school superintendent of Santa Cru county, has been in attendance at tn |. school superintendents meeting in thi city, and has spent few days witt
 her daughter, Mrs. P. J. Munch.
 BAPTIST BARBECUE-The Secon, Baptist church of this city, will hold ]. beef barbecue, at the church on Eas 4 Jefferson street. Friday, February 2 7 The affair is open to all, and will talk 3 place at F o'clock. noon. Picnic lunche may be secured at the church. 4 FURNISHES BOND-Leonard Amos charged with grand larceny was boun I over to the superior court yesterday b. 5 Justice De SouZa, his bond being place D at $500, which was furnished. Amos 3 alleged to have stolen eight head o : sheep from G. J. Hammons.
 FORGERY CHARGE-Apolinar Ca macho, charged with forgery, was ar
 raigned before Justice De Souza yes terday, when his preliminary hearin
 was set for 10 o'clock Saturday morn Q ing. Unable to furnish $500 bond, Ca
 macho was remanded to the custody 0 0 the sheriff.
 VISITING HER SON - Mrs. Henr l.. Eads left last evening for San Diego
 where she will visit her son, Lieutenan
 Clark Eads, who is with the Arizon contingent at Camp Kearney Mrs Eads expects to be absent several days believing this will probably be her las opportunity to visit her son before Il
 
 WOMAN'S UNION MEET- Tn , Woman's Union of the First Baptis
 church will hold a special prayer meet
 ing in the church, this afternoon. g
 2:30 o'clock. Every woman of tn 9 church is invited to attend by those i c charge, bringing a lunch if possibl !, Tea and coffee will be served by tn 'f organization
 n VICTORY TEA The Victory Te
 under auspices of the civics education;
 department of the Women's club wi
 take place next Wednesday afternoo II February 27, at 230 o'clock. sma le admission fee will be taken at the doe w and there will be knitting, Red Gro:
 and card contests. There will be oth.
 games than those of cards for the nor T card players
 I FOR EXPOSING HIMsELF-Tiofi l Gutierrez was arrested yesterday aftel J noon and locked in the city jail on con i'd plaint of people living near Tenth ar 1t Jackson streets that he had been e1
 gagged in indecent acts in the presen,
 of women and small children. He wi le be given a hearing before City Magi. to trate Frank Thomas this afternoon. " DAIRYMEN MEET = A meeting m the Maricopa County Dairymen's a.
 sociation will be held at the Wat
 Users building this evening at to o'clock. Among the men who will l I. present and will speak is Profess, D. Williams of the Animal Husbandry d.
 partment of the University of Arizon
 State Conservation Chairman Ellio le will also be present and will expla T. the purpose of the milk survey that at being made.
 ALLEGED HOLD-UPS Jesus E.
 cobar and Amelo Villa alleged hold-l
 men, were given their preliminary e: S. animation before Justice Wheeler ye ed terday, when they were held to answ
 to the superior court, the bond of ca,
 being placed in the sum of $500. Samu of R. Clarke appeared against the Mex K. cans, testifying that they held him al at the corner of Fourth and Tayl
 streets one night last week. Assista
 County Attorney Robert Jarrott pr ed scented a strong case for the state.
 AUTO DIDN'T STOP-Amanda c
 roma, in attempting to cross Nor is First street at the alley between Was S. ington and Adams streets yesterd
 afternoon, stepped in front of an aut
 mobile occupied by party of you H. people. The front wheel of the m a chine passed over her foot, injuri re that member and the woman's leg. s
 was picked up and carried to the re
 taurant conducted by her brother ed East Washington street, near the Bo
 ton store. The machine which stru
 her did not stop, but the police ha O. the number and are making an inves+ 1t gation. .
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