Arizona republican., 1918-09-13
TOWN TOPICS

TOWN TOPICS
 RAY MINING MAN-Scott Darnell came in yesterday from Ray where he has large mining interests.
 BiSBEE ViSITOR-Ed Clouthier, real estate man of Bisbee. is a guest of the Commercial hotel while in town on business.
 MURAD MAN--H. E. Blackburn, for the Murad cigarette company is in town for a few days on business.
 BACK FROM COAST-Dr. Brown field and family returned yesterday from the coast, where they spent the summer.
 RAY MERCHANT-H R. Bland and family of Ray are spending a few days in town. Mir. Bland is prominent merchant of Ray.
 WITH BRUNSWICk- -BALkE-G. J. Tauxe of Los Angeles, representative of the Brunswick Bake company, is a business visitor in town.
 PRESCOTT MINER-F. F. Ross, mining man of Prescott is a business visitor in town for a short time, being registered at the Jefferson.
 ON BUSINESS rRIP-Alice M. Brdsall, chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan committee, has gone to Flagstaff on a short business trip.
 WITH BIOLOGICAL SURVEY-W. E. Musgrave of the United States Bio logical Survey is guest of the Jeffer- son while in town for a few days on business.
 TO MERIDIAN-DeWit Sherer, son of Capt Sherer of the Salvation Army. and John Mudersback, leave Monday for Meridian. Miss. where they intend to enter the Salvation Army school.
 GIRLS MISSION MEETS-The girls mission band and the boys con- gress will meet at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 LOS ANGELES vIsIToRs-E. w. Saunders, travelling man from Los An geles, is registered at the Commercial hotel while in town on short business | trip.
 WlCkENBURG VISlTOR-L. N l Butler, Wickenburg mining man, is in town for few days attending to busi- ness affairs. He is a guest of the Jefferson hotel while here.
 FOWLER SCHOOL OPENS-Tht | clerk of the school board of Fowler an nounces the opening of the fall term O the Fowler public school for Monda, morning, September Is.
 FROM ALBUQUERQUE- ant Mrs. P. J. Murphy of Albuquerque arc guests of the Commercial hotel while i in town for a short time on visit. MT Murphy is proprietor of a store in Cot. tonwood.
 MRS. McNEFF SPEAkS-Mrs. M McNeff of Phoenix was guest of homo at the opening of the Phoenix club il Los Angeles, recently, and gave a tall upon the importance of the women o America in war work
 HERE FROM SoNORA-N. Tib
 shraeny. proprietor of a general mer , chandise store in Sonora, is visito
 in town for several days. Accompany
 ing MT. Tibshraeny are N. Nash an
 $. Saba. all of Sonora.
 CHANGES RESIDENCE-Rev I'm
 manuel P. Frey, pastor of the Zio
 Evangelical Lutheran church, Ina
 changed his place of residence and nov
 resides at 9l6 West Adams street, on l
 ATTENDING CONvENTlON-S.
 Buckingham, county food administra
 tor left Wednesday for Flagstaff wher
 he will confer with the officials of tn
 state headquarters of the food admin
 istration.
 COMMERCIAL MEN-Commerci;
 men in town today include Max Klei
 of Denver, $. F. Hirson of Los Angele
 c IT (TnnauUhf of An
 Schaewecker of Chicago, w. J. Fallo s of Denver and H. Gunnison of Denve !. FROM UNIVERSITY-G. E. ThomI . son, identified with the agricultural de s partment of the University of Arizon .. at Tucson, motored in last evening an . is guest of the Jefferson while hel . on business connected with tht Agr :, cultural Extension work carried on ] the university.
 ; DANCE AT ROSE TREE-Mr - Shook, who formerly played with u . Chicago orchestra, and well known . Phoenlx as pianist. and Pixley Drum mer, who featured in the Columbia a special solos on the maremaphone, w
 be on hand for the big dance at Il - Rose Tree Saturday evening, Septemb . IA. A dance will be held there evoI - evening with tn exception of Sunday. {; AUTOS COLlIDE-A minor aut }. accident occurred yesterday evenir r on Central avenue and WashingtC !. street when two cars collided, one ; them suffering a crushed runnir 5. board but being able to leave on i - own power. A woman was driving il ]. car that ran into the other and a, I, mitted it was her fault and that sl d; hadn't seen the other car approachin l. WAR SkOUGAARD-Ivar Sko - gaard, formerly of the faculty of tl I, Arizona School of Music as voc W teacher, has returned to the city aft ). an absence of year. He has come |, . account of the health of Mrs. Sko n, gaard and will make Phoenix hIs ,ou j. Mir. Skougaard had many temptil
 offers in the east but was unable f r climatic reasons to accept any
 will probably open a studio in Pho = nix.
 <. To RESUME REGISTRATION v The registration of voters for the ge ~ eral state and county election will
 resumed next Wednesday morning al o'clock in the room of the Ford ho occupied during the registration . the primary. The registration will
 in charge of Miss Edith NJ Jacol ''s The registration closed before the D ,u mary included the names of alm, V 17,000 voters. It is believed that the s' are from 5000 to 1000 more qualifi 5 to register.
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