Arizona republican., 1919-09-12
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TUCSON MAN IN ciTY--J. B. Breathitt of Tucson, arrived in the city Wednesday evening. He is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 WETZLERS RETURN TODAY = Mir. and Mrs. A. Wetzler and three children, who have been spending the summer at Venice, California, will re- turn home today.
 JEROME YOUNG WOMAN IN CITY-Miss Marcia Brookfield arrived yesterday from Jerome and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 HERE FROM WASHlNGToN-Mrs. Philip s. Wood of Bremerton, Wash ington, arrived in the city yesterday and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 ARRIVES FROM CHICAGO - Harry M. Cheesewright of Chicago, arrived Wednesday evening and is reg istered at the Jefferson hotel
 SAN FRANCISCO MEN HERE - A. L. Sizer and Reuben B. Thornton arrived yesterday from San Francisco. They are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 LOS ANGELES VISITORS AR RIVE - Los Angeles guests at the OOAAlAAlNASAdt IOltl C. J. Whelchel, Jack Rosenburg, Mar garet Tyler, w. H. H. Fitch and F. L. Fitch.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Woman's Missionary society os the Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon in the church parlors at 2:30 o'clock.
 GUESTS FROM LOS ANGELEs- oe Aroralpc ak ha TnfF hotel yesterday included James Said, F. M. Proctor, L. E. Dixon and ". J. Shingleton.
 RETURN FROM coAST-Mr. and Mrs. George Tisdale and family have returned from a two months trip to the various beaches along the coast This trip was made overland.
 COME TO SPEND WINTER-Kath crime F. Murphy and George J. Mur- phy of Louisville, Kentucky, arrived | Wednesday to spend the winter here. They are staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 ADMITS HAVING MARiHUANA - Valdomero Urtado, young Mexican pleaded guilty in police court yester- ! day afternoon to having marihuana 1T his possession. He was sentenced tc 15 days in the city jail by Judge | Thomas.
 KNOX FUNERAL SATURDAY-Th | funeral services for ". N. Knox vii be held at 8 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Marys church. Interment vii be at the Catholic cemetery. The bod! may be viewed this afternoon at th' funeral parlors of J. B. Whitney.
 STOCK BUYER ARRIVES = Der Schoeufeld, hog buyer with headquart. CTS in Kansas City, arrived yesterday from the coast where he has beer spending his vacation. Mrs. Schoen- field and daughter are expected to ar rive today to spend the winter here.
 TO MAKE HOME HERE = Mis-. Rella E. Green of Fl Paso, arrived 1T the city Wednesday and is stopping a the Jefferson hotel. Miss Green whC has been spending a week with hel father at Ray is on her way to Cali. fornia and after a short stay there will return to Phoenix, having ac. cepted a position at the state capitol
 TO ENTER UNIVERSITY-Mrs. E E. Pascoe and daughters Ruby anC Marion who have been spending tn, last two months in Denver, Colorado have left there for Berkely, California where Miss Marion Pascoe will entel the university. Mrs. Pascoe and Mis-. Ruby Pascoe will remain in Berkeley for some time, returning to Phoenil this autumn.
 HERE FROM THE NAVY - Et Brooks who has served in the navy a Mare Island for the past months, ha. been discharged from the service ant has been returned to Phoenix. Brook! is a well known football star of tn, Phoenix high school and Occidenta college, Los Angeles. He will go int business in Phoenix shortly.
 CHURCH PROGRAM AND SOCIAL Friday evening, September F. tn ladies of Bethel church, corner of Os born and Seventh street, will give a interesting program after which ther will be served ice cream and cakt Everyone is cordially invited to com and have a good time.
 HOME FROM o. E. s. CONVEN TloN-Mrs. H. P. St. Clair has re turned from Seattle, Washington, wher she represented the General Gran chapter of the Eastern Star at the tri annual convention of that society. o the return trip to Phoenix, Mrs. S Clair stopped 10 visit friends at Lo Angeles and Long Beach. Mrs. S
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 MUCH INTEREST IN VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blackburn of Mes returned yesterday from their vacatio spent on the Pacific coast all the wa from Los Angeles to Seattle. It was very pleasant outing. MT. Blackbur s said that he had never before note such an interest in that part of tn country in the Salt River valley PeC pie learning that he was from the val ley, overwhelmed him with inquirie concerning it and especially concernin the cotton industry. He believes ths there will be such an influx from tt l coast this fall and next winter that will be difficult to take care of it.