Arizona republican., 1919-07-13

visitors in the city yesterday included i N. A. Baker, Edwin F. Jones, and H. | F. Genovar. They are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 RETURNS FROM DENVER - Gene Celia, manager of the Mack Gardner store has returned to Phoenix after a combined business and pleasure trip to Denver
 GOES TO IRON sPRlNes-Mrs. V. o. Wallingford left yesterday for Iron Springs where she fill spend the re- naining summer months with her chil- dren.
 ROWENA CLUB NOTICE - The Rowena club of the Brotherhood of American Yoemen requests all mem bers and their escorts to be present Monday evening, July fl at 7:30 o'clock at Eastlake park.
 TRIAL DATE SEW. NJ Collier, charged with grand larceny, will be tried before Judge Stanford Septem- her P Golfers trial was set yester- day, a plea of not guilty having pre- viously been entered
 HERE FOR CONFERENCE-Supt. H. E. Matthews of the Mesa public schools was in the city yesterday to | confer with local school officials upon | school matters.
 VISIT PHOENIX BRANCH - J. G. Vines and J. Lohman of Los Angeles. connected with the Haas Baruch and company, firm of wholesale grocers, arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Commercial hotel
 OFFICIAL DoORMAN - Sergeant
 Robert s. Rosenhauer has been ap-
 pointed official doorman of the Phoe-
 nix Athletic club and will officiate at
 the clubs next bout scheduled for
 July 25.
 WHO WANTS GOOD DOG? - A
 dog of splendid breed will be given
 to anyone providing it with good
 home. The puppy came to the home
 of Miss Rose Cummings, 1927 Wood
 land avenue, who has been unable to find the owner
 of Cincinnati, new representative of the
 Proctor and Gamble soap factory, ar
 rived in the city yesterday to estab-
 fish his headduarters for the Arizona
 territory, of which he is the chief. MT.
 Grimes succeeds Barney Hughes, who
 Is now located in Fl Paso LEAVE ON MOTOR TOUR MT and Mrs. Newland Jones of North Gen. ter will leave today for Los Angeles
 SanDiego, Murrietta Springs and Cali { fornia beaches where they will remain until September. They are motoring overland and will go by way of Ehr- enberg.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag gt , licenses were issued yesterday to Nati- vidad Acosta, 19, Chandler, and Filo- mena Avon, IT, Chandler; William Stermer, 27, Phoenix, and Helen Euge- , mia Nelson, A, Phoenix; Earle F. Egg , lington, 2S. Phoenix. and Olive M. Lake 2S, Las Vegas; James A. Wallace, 2a J Phoenix. and Mabel O. Hoodl, 21, Mesa SEND CAsKET TO TExAs-Ac. , companied by members of the family ? the body of Mrs Una Hallmark, lat, wife of c. D. Hallmark of this city has been sent to Hereford. Texas
 where interment will be made in tn,
 family vault. The journey is beins
 made over the Santa Fe- Before de l. parture, funeral services were held il : the chapel of Moore and Mcclellan. GIVE BIRTHDAY PARTY-The Rev 1 and Mrs c. W. Forman gave a birth , day party yesterday afternoon at thei 6 home, the Cartwright parsonage, il : honor of the thirteenth birthday o '. their son, Maurice Games. both out ' door and indoor, and including targe 1 shooting, were enjoyed by the boy 5 present. Refreshments consisted o ', watermelon, ice cream in cantaloupes
 cakes and candy.
 e LONGS FOR COOL PHoENIx-A
 A. Betts is a most consistent booste e for the Salt River valley. Just nov
 he is back in Atlanta City attendin, o the grand lodge of the Elks, but he i
 plning for home. Yesterday a repre- O sentative of The Republican received
 card from Betts in which he said: "Yol l. may say it for me that Arizona and tn
 Salt River valley has the world bea
 for summer climate. All of the eas ! has been suffering and sweltering- I and cussing-for the past week." FREE DENTAL WoRK-Ten nor ] persons needing dental work in tn form of crowns may have their wor it done free on Monday at the Monro school, when the state dental boar IL finishes it's examination of the 26 den = lists who are applicants for state Ii censes. The examination in theor y ended last night at the Monroe scho, y with the examination in mechanic;
 dentistry. The examinations as = whole have been very Successful. ac It cording 10 Dr. W. P. Sims, presider Y. of the retiring board