Arizona republican., 1919-07-06

tending. The next session of the con- vention in 1920 will pe held in Phoenix
 LIEUT.. PATCH HERE-Lieutenant F. F. Patch and wife have just arrived ir Phoenix from Camp Mormoyle, San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Patch is the daughter of Mrs. A. E. Gladney, at 1886 West Washington street.
 SPEND FOURTH AT PRESCOTT Mir. and Mrs. Roy Diehl and Mrs. A. F.. Gladney, and her guests. Lieut.. and Mrs. F. F. Patch, spent the Fourth at Prescott
 TREATS FOR PATiENTs-The pa tients of Bethany Home have been quite pleasantly surprised upon several occasions recently by the arrival of several baskets of fresh luscious fruits, the gift of Mrs. S. F. Butler.
 FERRY NOT TO CLOSE-E. g. Jones writes from Salome that the Ehrenberg ferry across the Colorado river is running regularly and that there is no prospect of its closing this year as the water in the Colorado is not high. Mr. Jones also states that the route to the coast via Salome and Ehrenberg through Mecca and River side is l37 miles shorter than the way via Parker.
 COMES TO PHOENIX CHARGE = ". H. Mannering for two years pastor of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints at Bisbee, is in the city to take charge of the Phoenix branch.
 LEAVES FOR HoME-Esther Te- veyunptewa, 16 years old, left yestes day morning for her home on the Moqui reservation, going by way of Winslow. She has just finished term at the Indian school and is expected | to return in the fall
 ANOTHER NEW BUILDING - Drawing will be ready the early part ] of this week for the building to be erected by the newly y-organized Se- ourity Building company at the south west corner of Fourth avenue ant Adams street, according to Lee Fitz- hugh, who is making the plans. Bids for the construction of the building will be received about ten days iron now, MT Fitzhugh added When com rleted. it will be utilized by firms deal ing in automobiles. tires and acces sories Several prominent Phoeni, business men are back of the project
 HERE FROM CHICAGO = P. P Princell of Chicago arrived in the cit! yesterday and is staying at the Hote Adams
 TO CHICAGO ON BUSINESS = Joseph Neil left yesterday for Chicago on business.
 GOES TO NEW YoRk-Lieutenan Clarkson D. McNary of Tempe left tn city last night for New York. LOS ANGELES MAN IN CITY = T 1f T guest yesterday at the Hotel Adam arriving in the morning.
 | FINISHES SCHOoL-Merle Shikt r years old, Zuni Indian boy. left las night for home at Black Rock, Ney Mexico, having completed his term a the Indian school. He was a mem6e of the Indian school band. and is ex pected to return in the fall to enrol for another term.
 SPEND FOURTH AT SPRINGS = Mel Fickas, with wife and daughte Betty, spent the Fourth at his cottag at Iron Springs. He is expected hom tomorrow.
 ON INDIANA WsIT-Miss Lucil Mossman is leaving on a five weeks vacation trip to her home in Marion Indiana.
 FhOm NE" fOhH- udl I Macleod of New York City arrive in the city yesterday and is registere at the Hotel Adams.
 GO TO KANSAS ciTY-Mr an Mrs. P. M. James of Cha ndler left las night for Kansas City
 GOES TO NORTHWESTERN r A. Norton is leaving the city today fo Denver and the Big Horn mountain in Wyoming. She will visit with he daughter, Mrs. J. B. Okie, at Los Cabin, Wyoming, returning to Phoeni in September.
 CHICAGO MAN IN ClTY-John I Sutherlin of Chicago arrived in the cit yesterday and is staying at the Hot, Adams.
 TO SPEAK TODAY - Dr. Bruc Kinney of Denver, arrived in the cit yesterday morning and is staying z
 the home of Dr. L. H. Thayer. D Kinney is a general worker of tf Home Mission Society, Northern Bar tist convention, and will speak at
 o'clock today on "A Vision for Il ' People" at Calvary Baptist church,
 South Second avenue. Dr. Kinney I a fine speaker, and well known in tl r north and west. He will leave tonigl for Idaho to attend a conference ther B'NAI BIRTH PicNIc-B'nai B'rit s | is giving it's third annual picnic toda