Arizona republican., 1919-07-31

Mrs Mcclellan and together they Will continue to San Francisco. He ex- poets to be gone 30 days.
 STOPS OVER IN PhOENlx-Es W. Patchen of Carlsbad. New Mexico, ar rived in the city Tuesday night and 1 spent yesterday in the city. He regis i tered at the Jefferscn hotel.
 | HOME FROM RESERVATION -I John B. Brown, superintendent of the f-ndian school. returned yesterday from i a two weeks visit to the Fort Apache and Moqui Indian reservations.
 FORD STOLEN-The police received l information yesterday that a Ford car number 1910. belonging to Tom K. Kadomoto had been stolen from the Isaacs place on the Christy Road.
 RAY WOMAN A HISTORIANS. Ennia Thurman of Ray is a visitor in Phoenix for few days. She and her husband Chief Deputy Thurman of Ray, were former residents of Phoe- nix.
 AT THE ADAMS-Los Angeles guests at the Hotel Adams yesterday included Ed Erickson, Charles A Beachtold, H. L. Perkins, J. L. Spell man, Roy A. Moon, H. NJ. Fraser and J. Camden.
 RETURN FROM TRIP-A. E. Win gate and wife returned yesterday from a two weeks fishing and camp ing trip at Stoneman's Lake. MT. Wingate reports that there are so many crappie in the lake that it. is no sport to fish there
 BURIAL TO BE AT OLD HOME The body of Clara J. Dunsworth, who died in this city last Saturday, was taken back to her old home in Ma comb, Illinois, last night by her moth CT, Mrs Orin Dunsworth.
 TRINITY SCHOOL HAS CLOSED The summer school at Trinity Pro- Cathedral First Avenue and Roosevelt, has closed for the season, it was an- nounced yesterday Closing exercises will be held at the school from g to 11:15 o'clock this morning.
 TEXANS TO STAY AWHlLE-Mr and Mrs. Leslie M. Harvey of Dallas Texas, arrived in the city Tuesda! night and will remain until the middle of August. MT. Harvey represents { large match manufacturing concert and is here on business. They ar staying at the Commercial hotel. GO TO TUCSON-W. J. Schnebly ot Goodwin and company and his demon strator left last night for Tucson where they will demonstrate the new Arrow. head line of beverages. A carload O the beverages has already arrived il the old pueblo, and MT. Schnebly ex
 poets to remain there until the end o the week demonstrating their merits
 TO GET SPUR TRACk-rhe Stat
 Corporation commission yesterda,
 granted an application by the Ari
 zona Eastern for putting in spur track
 for the convenience of the McCa1 s Cotton company and the Pratt Gilber
 company. These spurs will lie partl 7h in and partly out of the city limit. l. Permits had previously been granted b ny the city commission and the board ( al supervisors.
 ct WILL CONDUCT sERVcEs-Re, ot. Mead M. Bledsoe, evangelist, wi at preach every Sunday evening durin ng August at In<namlel Baptist churcl or corner of Adams and Fourteent ds streets. Rev. Bledsoe has conducte
 evangelistic campaigns in several ( is the larger cities of the east and de well known locally.
 o~ HOMEWARD BOUND-W. H. Kel
 logg left last evening for his home
 Michigan City, Ind, after spending tn
 past ten days in the city visiting h r, brother, J. M. Kellogg. and sever; ~, days inspecting the Chloride Quee - Mining company property at Chlorid i.' .. MT. Kellogg is more than pleased wit It. his investment in this property, an Ve feels sure that the company will SOC re go on permanent shipping basis