Arizona republican., 1918-08-16
LEAVES FOR coAsT-B. H. Huv

1S Sn SOfNSt ID. II. 1luN- aeger chief clerk of the local branch of the Arizona Eastern left yesterday to join his family on the coast
 GLOBE MINERS - Mining men stopping in Phoenix from Globe in clude A. F.. Hullett and J. NJ. Jackson. They arc staying at the Jefferson
 HEREFORD CATTLEMEN - G. J. McCabee cattleman of Hereford, is a guest of the Commercial hotel while in town for q short time on business
 MINERS IN TOWN A party of mining men from Globe registered at the Adams for a short stay include & H. Morris, A. Hansen and H. G. Mcbride
 DIR. FLEMING HERE-Dr. J. T. Fleming of Wickenburg is a visitor in Phoenix for few days being reg istered at the Adams for the term of his visit.
 GLOBE MlNER-Edward W. Rice mining man of Globe is making the Adams hotel his headquarters while IF town for a few days looking after his business affairs.
 WEAGE TO TUCSON-Fred Weage, i deputy United States marshal. has gone to Tucson to take charge of some prisoners sentenced to terms in the Yavapai county jail.
 RETURN FROM vISiT-Mr. and | Mrs. A. Marvin and daughter Opa returned yesterday morning from Camp Cody where they have been wis , iting their son Ray
 i SHORT VISIT-United States Mar shal Joe Dillon, who returned Wednes- day from Prescott. where he had been in attendance upon the United States court now in session there, expects to leave for Prescott today
 OFF ON BUSiNESS-W. E. Deity | prominent business man of Phoenix l left here yesterday on a business trir 1 to San Francislo and other points in the east
 VISITING OLD HOME-Mrs. J. F | Houston, wife of 2 banker of Ray left ! last evening to visit her old home ir 1 ClarksVille, Tennessee. Mrs. Houston has been i'll in a hospital here for some l time
 ! LEAVE FOR coAsT-Judgc art | Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey left last even ing for San Francisco and other points on the coast where they will spend their vacation
 CREIGHTON LEAVES Net | Creighton of the Arizona News Ser vice bureau left yesterday afternoon 10 spend short time on the coas in Los Angeles and other points.
 ATTENDING REUNION - MT. anc Mrs. Marion Abbot left last evening | for Portland. Oregon. where they vii l attend the annual encampmcnt and re union of the Grand Army of the Re public.
 LEAVE ON vACATIoN-Mr. an, Mr- rt-ill loaNe 4hi morning to spend a two weeks vaca tion in Flagstaff. MT. Vernon is th' irrigation manager for the Watc Users association.
 LEAVES FOR SUMMER-Mrs \ T. Flynn left last evening for Sai Diego where she intends to spenG tho remainder of the summer. Mrs. F'lyn' is the wife of the naval recruitin; officer stationed here.
 1 BOUND OVER--C. Q. Chambers charged with having failed to registe under the selective draft act was givel hearing by United States Comms sioner Henke yesterday. and boun' over in the sum of $500 to the fedora grand jury.
 TELEPHONE RATES-Webb Grif- fin and Charles Donofrio were choser yesterday as committee from th' Phoenix Chamber Of Commerce 10 at tend hearing before the state corpor- ation commission on the proposal tC increase telephone rates.
 DEMONSTRATING DRYING - l. Crider of the agricultural eXtensiC1 department of the University of Ari zona, is guest of the Jefferson hot, while in town giving demonstration in drying. Dr. Crider will give tn first demonstration on fruit and N2ce table drying this afternoon at o'cloc in the pavilion of the Glendale park.
 RATHER INDEFINITELY man h! the name of A. l.. Beaver of Modesto Cal. has written to the authorities tt know whether or not there is a recorC here of a miner who was murdered h, | I,ie r-ty7or and onnn~ NlncC CffCcf