Arizona republican., 1919-09-03

day from a two weeks vacation on the California coast.
 GUEST AT coMMERciAL-A. B. Mattingly of Denver, Colorado, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Commercial hotel
 HERE ON BUSlNESS-L. V. w Brown of Riverside, California, ar rived yesterday on business and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM MICHIGAN - William Nj Blain of Detroit Michigan. arrived yes terday in the city. He is staying at the Jefferson hotel
 SAN FRANCISCO GUEsTs-san Francisco guests at the Hotel Adams yesterday included H. c. Sperry and V. G. Newbell-
 ROBERT ROE HERE-Robert J. Roe arrived yesterday from Los An geles. He is staying at the Conner cial hotel
 AT TIE JEFFERsoN-Robert H Samuel, IT,, Of Stafford, arrived yester day and is registered at the Jefferson hotel
 COMMERCIAL GUEST-Nliss Sara Martin of Houston, Texas. arrived yes terday and ii staying at the Conner cial hotel
 AT THE ADAMs-Mrs. Perle Mel len, H. D. Irouse and M. Hoffman were among Los Angeles guests reg istered at the Hotel Adams.
 LOS ANGELES VISITORS Les Angeles guests at the Jefferson hotel yesterday included Jewel Turner, c w. Chichester and Fred L. Fitzpatrick
 FROM NEW YORk-Mrs. Lew1s German of New York arrived in the city yesterday. She is registered al the Jefferson hotel.
 TO AKRON ON BUSiNESS-HeT- hert Maxson, with the Southwest Cot ton company. left last night for Akron | Ohio, on business.
 | DR. JESSOP RETURNS-Dr. H. J Jessop who has been spending two months in Los Angeles, returned te Phoenix yesterday.
 CALIFORNIA VISITORS = George Guthrie and Gary Auloff of Sacra- mento, California, arrived in the city yesterday. They are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM SAN FRANcisco-R. Sat terthwaite and J. E. Craig of Sa1 Francisco, arrived in the city yester' day and are registered at the Jeffer' son hotel.
 BACK FROM VAcATIoN-John R l Henke, Un.led States court comInls sioner, returned yesterday mornins from the coast, where he has beel spending ! vacation of two weeks. i RETURNS FROM PRESCOTT J Fl. Langston, assistant United States attorney, has returned to Phoenix afte
 two weeks spent attending a sessIol
 of the U. s. district court in Prescott II JOHN H. PAGE BETTER-John H
 Page who has been seriously i'll witt
 pneumonia is reported greatly i'm proved. MT. Page with Mrs. Page hay
 been passing the summer in Vermont
 HoLUB RETURNS = Joseph M Holub, assistant United States attorney
 returned last night from Prescott, hay ing remained there until the adjourn
 ment of the district court last Saturda, night.
 CHRISTMAS vIsIToRs-Mrs, H. I Fuller and Mrs. George E. Bardwell 0
 Christmas, arrived in the city yester ) day and are registered at the Hote
 Adams.
 ) TO VISIT MoTHER-Mrs. c. P. Le
 left last night for Fl Reno, Oklahom
 and Omaha, Nebraska. In Fl Reno sh
 will visit with her mother, returning
 Phoenix within two or three months. BRIDEGROOM RETURNS Aver
 Corpstein returned yesterday fror California. Mrs. Corpstein who prio to her marriage a few weeks ago wa
 Miss Georgia Mintz. will remain on tn coast until the latter part of the montf WHITNEY BACK FROM COAST J. T. Whiteny returned yesterday fro. 6 three-weeks absence on the coas , Mrs. Whitney and her daughter, Mis ] Marian Whitney who have been i Toronto for the summer will retui
 Tuesday
 MADDocK IN NORTH-State En gineer Maddock is on trip of inspee ton in the northern part of the stat'
 looking over the engineering work be
 ing done for the. proposed bridge acros
 the Colorado and the construction o the Williams -Clarkdale road LOST PAPERS AT RED CROSS The local chapter of the Red Cros has in its possession several book and papers evidently belonging to J. Cradick. They were picked up an turned over to the Red Cross Tn l, owner may have they by calling ther' ROYAL NElGHBoRS TO MEET The regular weekly meeting of tn 1. Royal Neighbors of America will
 heid at o'clock at the K. or F. hal this evening. Members are requeste : to be present. The new table of rate has been received and will be ar
 nounced.
 TO TEACH AT Professt T. c. Bunch left last night for Dunca
 Arizona where he has been engaged 1 ! teach school for the next year. Pro 7 lessor Bunch had taught two years |;
 Duncan, though the last year he taugl
 the Alhambra school. He is in poil
 of service one of the oldest teacher 2 in the state.
 t BABY DAUGHTER BORN = NJ
 and Mrs. Andrew Baumert, Jr., of 3.
 East Willetta street, are rejoicing ov, Il the arrival of a daughter at the home. Mir. Baumert, who is secretal }. of the board of directors of state il stitutions, was passing out cigars |. his multitude of friends at the sta n house yesterday.
 PRIMAL BRoTHERHOc s. MANAGER-R. T. Mahon, state maj $ ager for the Fraternal Brotherhood le r for Globe last night where he will c l f0r ohof,t fo-3 5axye i,, +t,1 f,,taroe+