Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
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FROM TUCSoN-Col. J.

hOM OOSON-COl. J. D. Breath itt, land attorney for the Southern Pacific came up from Tucson yes terday on few days business trip.
 MORTON HERE-Olive P. Morton is stopping at the Hotel Adams while attending to business interests here for few days. MT. Morton is 9 prominent attorney of Prescott.
 TO EAST-Charles M. Smith left last evening for Kansas City and other eastern points, where he will trip.
 SERIOUS CHARGE-John Shimel- man was taken into custody yester- day on the charge of embezzlement. Shimelman, who is an employ of the Marshalls Cash Grocery, is alleged to have embedded from his employer TELEPHONE NANNY F. Webb, an official of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company. IS guest at the Hotel Adams while on his annual visit to this city. He is accompanied by his wife. l BUSINESS VISITOR-Dr. Charles s. Vivian arrived from Humboldt yester l day on short business trip. Dr. Vivian 1 is chief surgeon for the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company. He is reg istered at the Hotel Adams.
 SUPERINTENDENT HERE W | Curtis Miller, superintendent of schools of Yavapai county, came down from Prescott yesterday to attend to busi- ness interests during the next few days. While here he is a guest at the | Commercial hotel.
 WALLACE GREGG BAck-Wallace | Gregg arrived from Camp Funston l frry lnYtfr rll which he will pass with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Gregg of North Central avenue. Gregg is connected with the headquarters company at l the Kansas camp.
 FOR FEW DAYS-AIr. and Mrs. J. C. Bassett arrived here from Aber- deen, South Dakota, yesterday and are spending few days here while on their way to the coast. They are guests at the Hotel Adams. MT Bassett is a well known banker and capitalist of Aberdeen.
 MISSIONARY MEETING Tht Woman's Home Missionary society oi the First Methodist church will meet | at the residence of Mrs. Garland | Couch, Al Willetta street at 2:3( | o'clock Monday afternoon. The so- ciety announces that all women ol the church will be made welcome.
 FRIEND OF HAYS-There is on' citizen of Phoenix who learned witt qualification of the election of Wil H. Hays of Indiana, as chairman oi l the Republican national committee He is Secretary J. O. Sexton of th' '. NJ. C. A., a special friend of Mir Hays, whom he congratulated b! wire on Wednesday night.
 FOR "OVER THERE"-Two larg grain sacks full of current magazine have been received at the Red Cros depot at 216 West Washington stree from the Kelvin Lumber and Suppl. company of Winkelman. Indicating the spirit back of the act was the fac that freight was prepaid on the entir consignment.
 NGLING-Creighton pub lie school children have rendered
 valuable service to the Red Cross mag azine depot through taking to tn school a large quantity of tin and lea foil which had been rolled into ball and peeling it off into the flat shap desired by Red Cross officials. Tn children took the work to the school with them and brought it back in nea packages.
 WOMAN iNJURED-Mrs. Allen Flynn, wife of Chief CommisSary Stew ard Flynn of the United States arm recruiting station, received seal wound yesterday morning during tn thrift parade when the horse she wa } riding fell, throwing her to the pave 2 ment. The accident occurred on Wash l ington street near First avenue and tn , injured woman was hurriedly carrie
 into the McNeil company's store wheI
 Dr. A. B. Nichols dressed the woun'