Arizona republican., 1919-09-25
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HOME FROM VACATIoN-Henry c. Yeager of Tolleson has returned from a vacation spent in Illinois. ARMY OFFICER A GUEsT-Col. R. L. Bush arrived yesterday from Doug las and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 AT THE JEFFCI SON-R. H. Gier- ing arrived yesterday from Whittier, California, and i5 stopping at the Jeff ferson hotel. AT THE COMMERCIALS. c. Pay ton, of Prescott, arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 FRISCO MAN A VlSiTOR-E. W. Congdon of San Francisco, arrived in the city yesterday and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 TUCSON PEOPLE HERE-Mr. and Mrs. J. .. Harter of Tucson, arrived in the city yesterday and are registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 WASHINGTON MAN ARRIVES J. A. Dusmske of Sumner, Washing ton, arrived yesterday and is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 FROM LOUISlANA-Mrs Mary Heath arrived in the city yesterday from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and is stopp- ing at the Hotel Adams. FROM RHODE ISLAND-Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Smith arrived yesterday from Providence, Rhode Island. They are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 HERE FROM TExAS-W. c. Craig, Jr., of Brownsville, Texas, ar rived in the city yesterday and Is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 ATTENDES NORMAL MEETING | c. O. Case, state superintendent of ed- ucation, attended a meeting of the board of the Tempe Normal yesterday.
 LOS ANGELEANS IN TOWN-H R. Fink and Walter T. Fife of Los An geles, arrived in the city yesterday and are stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 RETURN FROM EAsT-Mrs. J. A Moore and daughters Marguerite and Kathleen have returned from Belle fontaine, Ohio, where they spent part of the summer.
 COME FROM ILLINOIS = Mrs George Solomon and son, Mrs. W. H Bewsher, and Miss Alice Bewsher. ar rived yesterday from Springfield. Hi nois. They are stopping at the Jef- ferson hotel.
 AT THE ADAMS-Los Angeles visitors who arrived yesterday at the Hotel Adams included W. A. Mac Pherson, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Osborne Miss Helen Holmes and John E Hollingsworth.
 RETURNS FROM COLORADO = Mrs R. A. Norton returned Monday from a three months vacation spent ir Longmont, Colorado, and Lost Cabin Wyoming, where she visited with hei l IL. II
 CONCERT TONIGHT AT FEEDER. AL BUlLDING-The weekly concert by the city band will be given at g.: o'clock tonight at the steps of the federal building, instead of at Eastlake park, it was announced last night.
 GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE Tex B. Bond, who was convicted ol selling mortgaged property, was giver an eight year suspended sentence b. Judge Stanford yesterday. In finding Bond guilty the jury recommended that a suspended sentence be i'm posed.
 WILL HEAT THE JAIL-A new heating system will be installed in tht county jail before cold weather. ac- cording to the announcement of W. K Bowen, chairman of the board of su pervisors, yesterday. MT. Bower stated that bids for a heater would bt opened on Monday when the matter will be decided.
 TO OPEN WoMEN'S EXCHANGE
 A Woman's Exchange operated undel the supervision of Mrs. R. A. Morton will open October 1, at AZ North FIrs- street in conjunction with the Marin. ello Beuty shop. All kind of hand. work can be displayed for sale. IT addition a stock of gifts will be carried | RETURNING FROM coAST-Mr. ant Mrs. R. G. Thorne, of Miami wer, among yesterdays arrivals at the Com. mercial hotel Mrs. Thorne and hei two children have been enjoying vacation on the coast, and were me here by MT. Thorne, who came owe, from Miami. They will leave for hom, today.
 4 CHANCE AT WEATHER BUREAU Albert J. Bastian. temporary assistan toH Heeryer at Yuma, will come here Octo <s.fzxk