Arizona republican., 1918-02-09
TOWN TOPICS
COFFEE MIssIoNARY-f

A COFFEE MISSIONARY. F.
Murphy of San Francisco has been in
the city for several days in the interest
of the NJ. J B. coffee brands.
TO BlSBEE-R. C. Perkins boarded
the train last evening for Bisbee. where
he will attend to business interests dur
ing the next few days.
BUSINESS TRIP-Edward F. Muir
ply, local representative of coffee
company, left last evening on snor-
BUSINESS TRIP to Los Angeles.
FROM IDAHO-George and Albreda
Simmonds arrived from Twin Falls,
Idaho, yesterday. and will spend sew
eral weeks in the valley. They arc
gues SITS at the Commercial hotel.
HAYDEN MERCHANT = Gus H
Herschfeld, a well-known merchant OF
Hayden, is in the city on a few days
business trip. He Is registered at the
Hotel Adams.
TO VISIT FRIENDSHIPS. Nathan
Friedman and children, of 1920 North
Central avenue, will leave today to
spend the weekend with friends al
| Tucson.
OSBORN RECOVERING Os-
born, bailiff of division of the SUI
perior court, who has been seriously
i'll with a severe attack of pneu-
monia, is reported out of danger.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS =
There are undelivered kilograms at the
local office of the Western Union Tel
egraph company for Albert J. Ross, w
f. Gowling, Peter Borree and Lysandel
Cassidy.
MAKE INVESTIGATION = An in
vestigation of the affairs of the Gar
den of Allah company was made yes
| terday by the state corporation com
mission. The matter was taken under
Amusement, no order being made.
PRESENTS LONGFELLOW Bust
Mrs. Frank V. Woodward has pre-
scented the Phoenix Public library
with a bust of Longfellow. This /:
the first gift of the kind the library
has ever received and it is hoped by
those interested in the institution
that it will be the beginning of {
splendid collection.
HEINZ COMING-H. J. Heinz, o
Pittsburg, manufacturer of the famou
81 different kinds, will arrive over tn
Apache Trail this afternoon. He vii
leave at o'clock this evening on tn
Southern Pacific train for Pasadena
where he will spend the next thre
months at the Huntington hotel. Nj
Heinz will be accompanied by hi
sister.
WILL LEAVE oFFICE-There is n
chance that E. P Adams, chief cler
in the office of the state engineer 70
several years, will reconsider his resig
nation made to B. NJ. Atwood, the ney
state engineer. and remain. Accord
ing to a statement that official is sal
to have made yesterday, Mr.. Adam
has made arrangements to go to th
coast and give direct attention to in
terests which he has in that vicinity.
DOCTOR TO FOLLOW Patients
! HERE-A Montana doctor has writ
ten to the Phoenix Chamber of Com
merce that, while not~exactly an in
valid, being able. he says, to tax
72-mile trips with the thermomete
at % degrees below zero, he ha
something the matter with one lung
He adds: My patients whom l hay
sent to your state are doing so wei
that l am figuring on going Their
myself before long"
GRASS FIRE EScAPES-Ashei
caught fire and the wind change,
grass and a high wind, multiplied b
fire, equals excitement. Occupant
of No. sol North Seventh avenu
threw some ashes out the door yes
terday afternoon. The ashes wer
supposed to be fireless, but the
were not. Along came the wind an
famed them into the vicinity of
field of dead, dry grass. The gras
blowing the flasnes toward No. 90l
and the occupants fled to the neares
fire box. The equipment from Cen
| troll fire tot TaGnnnda0 and
out the fire before it had time |
reach the house.
EASTERN STAR TO TUCSON
Grand chapter, Order of Eastern Stal
will hold a several days session i
Tucson next week. Besides til
school of instruction and other rou
tine business, number of inter
esting social events are being planne
for the visiting delegates from a
over the state Among the officer
! from Queen Esther Chapter who wi
, be in attendance will be Mrs. f. ]
Biddings, worthy matron; Mrs. S. !
Metten, associate matron; Mrs. Ge'
U. Young, conductress: Mrs. i. :
Braxton, treasurer, and Mrs. F. LOU
; Zimmerman, Ruth. The delegates eS
pect to leave on Monday and retur
on Friday evening.
WEEKLY REclTAL-At the reg,
| lar weekly recital at the Arizor
School Of Music this afternoon at g.;
o'clock the program will be given
Marien Duncan, Florence Sloan. Is;
bel Stafford, Mary Kingsbury, Dorotl
$ Brownfield, Deborah Brown, Maure'
Olson, Inez Whitwell and Lucy Doy
. piano pupils of Frank r. Evar
Loreen Hewes, Beulah Chambers al
q Ferieda Laveen, vocal pupils of c.
q Carlson, will contribute number
Viola Hartman and James Furson, vi
lin pupils of II. Klingenfeld, will asst
Il on the program, as will Margaret Me
. rill, reader, pupil of Sara Ward Het
erington. and Viola Hartman a
Bonita Hull, dancing pupils of Ed
: Pearl Revare. Mrs. c. w. Ferry a
- Miss Eunice Trimble, students at t
school. will act as accompanies. 7
!. recital is open to the public.
All voters must register before FL
IS for city election or you cannot vo