Arizona republican., 1919-06-20

evening TOT yosemite valley ana other California points. They expect to be gone several weeks.
 LOS ANGELES GUESTS-Dan Nc Peak, elevator insurance man, R. NJ Jones and wife and R. J. Hunter, all of Los Angeles are guests at the Com mercial
 CAPITAL WSIToRS-A. F. John son of Mesa, T. F. Collins and daugh- ter of Douglas, and Robert S. Lacey of Prescott are registered at the Jeffer- son hotel
 TO THE WHITE MOUNTAlNS-Dr E. W. Baum, wife and daughter have left for Holbrook and the White noun tains for stay of from a month to six weeks.
 TO NORTHERN ARiZoNA-s. H. Mitchell, superintendent of the Phoe- nix Street Railway, left Wednesday evening for the northern part of the state on business.
 RAY MINING MEN HERE-Wil- liam Souffrien and T. Mackenzie, min- ing men of Ray, arrived in Phoenix yesterday and are registered at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE ON VlSlT-Joseph J. Weld hams of Flagstaff, c. V. Hopkins of Jerome, W. c. Fisher of Los Angeles and D. A. Adams of farker are regist- cred at the Hotel Adams.
 YUMA SUPERVISORS HERE-F. E. Elliott, William c Lacy, J. P. Corey and J. c. Power members of the board of supervisors of Yuma county, are in Phoenix.
 SPEND VACATION ON FARM Alfred Mitchell and Bonaha of the Indian school have gone to Clarkdale to visit relatives and assist in farm work. They will return to school in l the fall along with several new pupils 1 from Clarkdale.
 CANTALOUPE MAN IN CITY-L. J. Prather, an agent of the Santa Fe ! Refrigerator Dispatch, was in the city yesterday laying plans to handle the cantaloupe crop. The crop is late but looks very favorable, according to MT. Prather.
 PHOENIX GUEsTs-J. B. Hancock, George G. Wilson and J. F. Clapp of Los Angeles Norman D. Cook of San Francisco, W. E. Townsend and wife of Cleveland. Ohio, and M. L. Johnson of Flagstaff are guests at the Jef- ferson hotel.
 SON NEEDS FATHER-1n the in- terests of his son Donald Thors, the sheriff's office is attempting to locate A. J. Thors, a carpenter of this city. The sheriff yesterday received word from Albuquerque to locate Thors whose son is in need of his immediate attention.
 INDIAN GIRLS TO CoAsT-Four Indian girls, Verma Bricker, Nancy Blakesley, Harriett Bricker and Lima Wagoner, will leave for Los Angeles tonight to work for various families Verma Bricker will return to shool in ? the fall; the others will remain in Los Angeles.
 VISITING IN CITY-Guests at the , Hotel Adams yesterday included M l, Montgomery of Miami, A. B. Ming and A. H. Kent of Yuma, E. J. Wood ot , Cisco, Texas and K. R. Selig of Phila- delphia.
 HOME FROM sERVIcE-Charles D. Jones, recently discharged at Camp Pike, Arkansas, as a private in the 307th Infantry, 77th division arrived 1T Phoenix Wednesday and left yesterday afternoon by stage for his home in the vicinity of Scottsdale. OFF TO THE COAST-Mr. and Mrs. William M. Smith left last nigh for Los Angeles. MT. Smith will spend two weeks at various points in Cali fornia before returning to his business in Phoenix. Mrs. Smith will remain the rest of the summer at Long Beach
 THESE WILL MARRY = Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to W. P Albritton, 37. Phoenix, and Flossie Will lice, 21 Yuma; Frankelino Trimenes , 23, Mesa, and Magdalena Tscobero, 19
 Mesa; Andrew Juan, 92, Lehi, anC
 Mary Johnson Roy, 20, Scottsdale
 Walter Lee Brandon, 40, Phoenix, an(
 Lizzie Moeller, 45, Phoenix.
 COUNCIL ESTATE IN COURT Mrs. Gertrude Council yesterday fileC , a petition for letters of administration
 of the estate of her husband, A.
 Council, who died in this city Marcl r 90, leaving property to the value o
 $2,500. The petition will come ul
 for hearing before Judge Lyman ol
 June 20
 FROM oVERsEAs-J. W. CanninI = yesterday received a telegram from hi
 son, Corporal Harry Canning, who ha just arrived in this country after sta , of eighteen months in France, tn U greater part of that time on the iron where something was doing. He
 now at Camp Mills and expects hi I discharge soon.
 . TO VISIT PACKING PLANTS. n T. Hughes, vice president of the Ari l zona Packing company, left Wednes day night for Chicago to visit packin t plants there. It is MT. Hughes inten f tion to profit by their experience in tn = erection of the plant for which groun is now being broken on a 50-acre trac
 five miles out on the Tempe road. H will be joined fin Chicago by E. E. ToV
 req of Bisbee, president of the com
 pany. and Fred Tribolet of Phoeni,
 secretary. When his business is com
 pleted he will visit relatives in ChiI