Arizona republican., 1919-09-05
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iiOu6SOu dfFlVcQ yeStefudy lIOul " dSu- ington. D. C., and is staying at the Commercial hotel.
 ARRIVES FROM EAST-Lawrence c. May of New York, arrived in the city yesterday. He is stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 FLORENCE VISlToRS-Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Purdy arrived yesterday frmo Florence and are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 HERE FROM MEMPHIS = George W. Meyer of Memphis, Tenn, arrived yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 VISITING VALLEY-Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Alexander of Chicago arrived yesterday and are registered at the Hotel Adams
 LOS ANGELES GUESTS = Los Angeles guests at the Jefferson hotel yesterday included William w. Shu- ford, A. H. Merrill and Wilson A. Black.
 VISITS cALIFoRNIA-c. G. Eve lyn arrived yesterday from Oakland, Calif., on business. He is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 COMMERCIAL GUESTS W. H. Sweeney of Chicago arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Com mercial hotel.
 YUMA vIsIToR-A. Y. Greer ar rived in the city yesterday from Yuma and is staying at the Adams hotel
 AT THE ADAMS = Los Angeles guests at the Adams hotel yesterday included Mrs. NJ. E. Greenfield, F. A. Bell. Merrill Butler, NJ. B. Meyers and Miss F. L. Kenney.
 FROM FORT WORTH-Mrs. Lee l.. Russell and daughters Madeline and Margrett arrived yesterday from Ft. Worth, Tex. They are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 VACATION ovER-E. A. Lauck, representative of the Wholesale Drug company. has arrived from a vacation spent at various points in Texas and in Kansas City, Mo. He is staying at the Jefferson hotel
 AFTER VISITING soN-c. W. Fairfield, budget secretary to Governor Campbell, has returned from Los Ange- les after making the acquaintance of a new son born August 10 at the Metho- dist hospital.
 EXPECTED FROM coAsT-Mrs Gus Summerfield and her small sons lsldore and Marvin, are expected home tomorrow after summers vacation on the California coast.
 APPROVE NOTARY BoNDS-The board of supervisors yesterday ap- proved the notarial bonds of D. D. | Parker, H T. Weldon, Mrs. G. M Weage, F. H. Ross, L. J. Holzworth and W. c. Tolleson.
 MRS. WALKER RETURNS Ruby Jane Walker, financial clerk at the Indian School, returned yesterday from months vacation spent on the coast
 WRONG ADDRESs-The sale which has been advertised by Taylor the aucdoneer will be held at 642 North Second avenue, and not North Fourth avenue, as errcneeusly announced. SITEO HoPIS S-Mrs. Olive Wheeler has returned from a three months vacation spent in the Hopi country and the northwest. Dr Wheeler is in Prescott and will not re- turn to Phoenix until later. SCHOOL MATRON RETURNS Mss Anna J. Ritter, girls matron al the Indian School, returned this week from a months vacation spent ir Denver, Boulder and other points 1T Colorado.
 TOM SMITH TO HOSPITAL = Tom Smith, for the past Is years a carrier for the Phoenix postoffice, was yesterday taken to the Sisters hospital Tor an operation for an abscess in the head. The operation, performed by Dr. Bannister, was successful and the patient is doing well. GRANTED LIcENSES-Cliff A. E. King, SS, Phoenix and Hazel Hiatt 29 Phoenix; Lewis P Hedpeth, Al, Phoe- nix and Onnice L. Ours, 30, Phoenix 1 William Hunter, B, Prescott and Bessie Strohacher, 36, San Antonio, have been granted marriage licenses.
 DROVE TOO FAST-For exhibitine too much speed on North Centra avenue, Harlow Akers was fined s1t by Justice De Souza yesterday. Younc Akers admitted that he was motorine al the rate of 45 miles an hour in the 70 mile zone
 TO JOIN FAMILY-G. S. Cunning ham, local attorney is leaving this eve ming for California where he will join Mrs. Cunningham and his small daugh- | ter, Miss Martha Jean Cunningham who have been summering on the coast. They will return to town in q fortnight.
 UNIONS FINE REcoRD-The fressman's Union of this city made a record in the war approached by nc other in any town anywhere near the | population of Phoenix. Of the fifteen members of the union, eight of them were in the service by enlistment. Not ore waited for the draft FROM DISTANT VILLAGE John r Anderson, day school teacher at Hotel Villa, the most remote of the Hopi Villages, arrived "Wednesday evening with i5 Indian pupils for the Indian school. MT. Anderson left for Hote Villa last night, and will return later with another group of students | Iyho will enroll.
 REV. WALES RETURNS Rev. J 4 Wailes, pastor of the Central M. E church, returned yesterday from his vacation. He spent 1t with relatives at Stockton, Cal, and with friends there and at other points on the coast where he had served in the ministry before coming to Phoenix.
 REFUSES TO SERVE-Declining to serve as administratrix. Mrs. Lunette Trickey yesterday petitioned the court to appoint an administrator of the es- tate of her husband Charles Raymond Trickey who died on August 3f. Be- sides the widow two children, Helen l aged IA and Margaret Il, will share the 1 S1O,000 estate. The petition will come up for hearing before Judge Lyman or September 15
 FAMILY JOINS SPRoWL S-Mrs W. T. Sprowls and daughters, Miss Ruth Sprowls and Miss Helen Sprowls arrived yesterday from California Mir Sprowls who is senior member of the law firm of Sprowis and Downing came to Phoenix five months ago with view Of the family making it's permanent home here. The Sprowls at present are established at 2024 West Adams street