Arizona republican., 1919-07-04
TOWN TOPICS

or Kansas City arrived in the city yes tefday on business.
 STARTING TO COAST - Barry Goldwater will leave the city tonight for business trip to Los Angeles.
 HERE FROM COAST-visitors from Woodland, Calif, yesterday were A. A. Powers and NJ Machado.
 OUT OF TOWN OR ON BUSINESS R. ]. Nunneley, real estate man of Phoenix. has left the city for a few days business trip.
 NEW YORKER DROPS IN - S. D. Sutton of New York city arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE FROM FRiSCO-H. Farrell of San Francisco arrived in the city yes terday and is staying at the Conner cal hotel.
 IN FROM MIAMI-J H. Terrell and wife of Miami arrived in the city yes terday and are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 IN FROM LoS-Los Angeles guests at the Jefferson Hotel yesterday in cluded w. E. Knapps and l. L. Thor ner
 l FROM HOLLYWOOD - Clark C. Farling of Hollywood. Calf, arrived yesterday and is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 FLORENCE MAN HERE-O. I. Pur- l dy of Florence visited in the city yes | terday
 HERE FROM BRoADWAY-M. H 1 Felterson of New York city arrived in the city Wednesday evening. He is staying at the Hotel Adams
 CINCINNATI MAN HERE-C. T Diehl of Cincinnati arrived yesterday and is staying at the Adams hotel 1 TUCSON MAN HERE-Guy c. Grif- 1 fin of Tucson arrived in the city yes terday and is staying at the Commer i cray hotel
 DOUGLAS PHYSICIAN HERE = pr. z. Cansey of Douglas arrived ir the city yesterday and is staying al the Adams hotel.
 GOING TO SEATTLE-Mr. ani Mrs. J. S. Starks will leave today fol seattle. Wash.
 PORCH PARTY-Miss Uretta Mil. l Ter last evening gave porch party 1T ! honor of Miss Marian Armstrong Games of romance were played. 1 FROM TEXAS-Hillory Connor ot | GoIman, Texas, arrived in the city yesterday on a business trip. He is | otetN Aiat- bL tue J -lItISOn HOIcl- FROM GCOBE-H. J. Gingill oi Globe arrived in the city yesterday au4 is stayrng at the Jefferson hotel.
 FROM RIVERSlDE-R E. Brooks o Riverside, Calf, arrived in the eft yesterday and is staying at the Jeffer- son hotel
 RENTERS sERVIcE-Roy wil son, 2C years old, formerly in service il tDa Crf ho.e listed in the air service and will leave clr SGtul day fof Rockwell Field.
 TO CAMP CREEk-J. 0. Sexson an, Dr. E. Munson motored with their fam ilies to Camp Creek this morning where they will spend the day picnick ing.
 PUBLISHERS MAN STOPS OFF,
 Harry F. Hull, representing the Dodd
 Mead Publishing company of Nev
 York, arrived in the city yesterday on
 business visit which he makes annual
 ly, continuing west to Los Angeles il
 the evening.
 MOTOR TO PRESCOTT Harr
 Diehl and family left by motor fo
 Prescott on Wednesday evening, wher
 they will remain for a week before re
 turning to take their vacation trip |
 the coast.
 ASKS DECREE-Claiming that hi
 wife deserted him in the autumn o
 1917. Max F. Todt yesterday brough
 suit for divorce against Margaret k
 Todt, whom he married in Portland i 1912.
 LEAVES FOR cOAST-Mrs. w. I Van Meter and twin daughters and SO |; Richard left last night for a tw
 months visit in California. They wi
 visit Los Angeles, going later to Sa
 Francisco.
 PosToFFIcE CLOSED TODAY =
 The rostoffice is closed today and n hail will be delivered. The force
 taking the entire day off to celebrat the nations birthday.
 REPORTS CAR SHORTAGE-Jul ian Holmes sales manager for tn
 George Ii. Reuben Automobile Co.. re
 turned yesterday from Los Angeles. H
 reports a serios shortage of cars O
 theScoast. out that the automobile busi ness is booming. , WILL GO TO 4. E. F.-Leon Glen dennin, IS years old, son of T. S. Glen dennin of Mesa, was eamined yeste- cay for entrance to the service in in | fantry and will leave for the army ( | occupation tomorrow. FOR FRONTIER DAYS-w. V | Herne. secretary Of the War Cam | commdnity serv:ee for Phoenix. let | last night for Prescott to attend th | Fl ontier Days celebration in the Mile | High city. He will return Saturda r. ght.
 HIGH COTTON SALE-B. B. McCa yesterday received a letter from friend in one of the southeastern stat, | relative to the cotton situation. TT
 letters stated that Jale had just bee l made of 400 bales of sea island cottc | at 62 cents
 RETURNS FROM TRIP-H. Nj. Va Denburgh returned yesterday from
 three weeks camping trip in the Blao . Hills near Prescott. He is connecte with the brokerage office of R. Ally Lewis and leaves tonight for a tour
 the Texas oil fields.
 JOIN AIR FORCES-Jesse B. an . Manuel C. Stowe. sons Of E. B. Stow
 rancher. have joined the air servic n and Jesse. who is Q graduate O. Temr ', normal school, has already left f, Rockwell field. His brother will folo f him on Saturday. They are IS and
 years cd. respectively. :. SHERIFF TO PREScoTT-Sheri and Mrs. John G. Montgomery will l among the Phoenicians in attendan, at the Fourth of July celebration at u s Mile High city today. The Mon I gomerys motored to Prescott yestet , day. Harry Diehl, deputy sheriff. a,
 companied them.
 FROM CALIFORNIAN. NJ. Simr = scn ard H. R. Reed of Bard. Califol 2 mia, arrived in fine city yesterday an are staying at the Jefferson hotel. FROM BENSON-H. q. Brown ar son of Benson visited in the city yes terday
 SELL SCHOOL BONDS-The s10O 900 bonds voted for school district N \ 1 sold several weeks aoo were sirnf