Arizona republican., 1919-07-18
TO CHICAGO-D. Vondracek left for Chicago yesterday.
 MINING MAN A GUEST L. J.


 Adams.
 GOES MMERING-Mrs. Charles Heath left last night for Los Angeles to spend the summer. She will join her husband who left Phoenix for the coast some time ago.
 LEAVE FOR EAST-Mrs. Clara NJ. Pugh. wife of Spencer B. Pugh, local attorney, left the city yesterday for Chicago and Indiana, accompanied by her three children They will be gone probably two months.
 RETURNS TO WiLLCOx-Francis B. Lindstrom. general manager of the Valley Creamery Go. at Wilcox. re- turned to that place last night, having come to Phoenix to attend the funeral of William P. Doheney, ST.
 CAL LED TO TExAS ID. F. Johnson of the state corporation com mission left last night for Hereford. Texas, in response to telegram from Mrs. Johnson, who is at the bedside Of her sick sister there.
 SUITS FOR DIVORCE - On the ground of desertion less than a year after their marriage in 1918, Gertrude Prince yesterday filed suit for divorce against Edward Prince. On similar grounds Anna M. Lynch sued William A. Lynch
 ENGINEER PASSES TRoUeH-J. B. Arnhurst of Fairbanks was in Phoe nix yesterday on his way 60 Dewey. Mir. Arnhurst. who Is cashier and book keeper of the state engineering depart ment stated yesterday the state road work in the northern part of the state is progressing satisfactorily.
 MOTORING TO COAsT-Mrs. Earl Parker, who lives at the corner of South Center street and Base Line road, left yesterday by motor with her sister, Miss Bessie Howard of Cotton- wood Falls, Kansas, for Los Angeles and San Francisco. Earl Parker has left for Williams, where he will remain some time on business.
 RETURN FROM OIL FIELDS Angus Cashion and W. W. Lawhon have returned from Burkburnett, Tex, where they have spent two weeks on business. J. A. Cashion, brother of Angus Cashion, left for Los Angeles last night. His brother will follow him Sunday.
 ON WAY TO coAST-Miss Naomi Hancock left last night for Los An geles, where she will spend month. She was accompanied by Mrs Willard ! Ahs VI dl6s " bO h1o SOllS tO 1AOS <Au6tltS to meet her husband, an overseas man of the 34th division. just discharged | from the army at the Presidio, San | Francisco.
 ARMOUR SUPERINTENDENT IS HERE-F. Mitchell, of Prescott, divi- sion superintendent of Armour anc company, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Jefferson hotel He says he is surprised at the coo weather here in Phoenix at this tim' of the year.
 NEIGH BORHooD FEUD - Among the cases brought in Justice Wheeler s court yesterday was a neighborhood feud involving Ramon Velasquez and Juana Lopez. On the complaint of the latter, the former was arrested for d disturbance of the peace, which she declares instead of being an origina outbreak was the manifestation of a habit.
 FOUND DEAD IN CAMP-Wor, reached the city yesterday that Ermil Williams, son of MT. and Mrs J. H
 Williams of Five Points, had bee
 found dead in goat camp near Con gress Junction, where he had been fo
 some time. Moore & Mcclellan sen out for the body, which was expecte
 to be brought to the city some tlm last night.
 ASK DiSSOLUTlON-A petition fo the dissolution of the Agua Fria Lant , and Stock company was filed in tn i, superior court yesterday by the di rectors, requesting the distribution o , the property consisting of variou
 tracts of land southwest of the cit, and the St Johns or Orange Belt cana
 company. It was stated in the peti . tion that the liabilities of the compan.
 had all been discharged
 GETS FIRST VICTORY BUTTON
 Corporal Leopold Underwood of Hfg , ley is the first man in Maricopa count
 to receive Victory Button for servic . during the war The button is silve
 indicating that he was wounded. Al
 plications for the buttons are bein l received each day at the local arm
 recruiting station, 23 East Washingto
 street and forwarded to Los Angelo with the discharge certificates of tt = applicants.
 CANTALoUPE ACTIVITY oVER- t Office equipment at the federal burea
 of markets has been packed and wi q be shipped tomorrow to Los Angeie l. Although 22 cars of cantaloupes le T the valley Wednesday and perhaps $ l. many as Is yesterday, the season
 ended Ed. M. Seifert, IT, goverr n mental representative of the bureal n will leave tonight for Los Angeles, h
 work here being completed. n LEAVE FOR COAST-Mr. and MT l. H. R. Patrick left last night for Ss s. Diego where they will spend the re 'f Of the summer. Mir. Patr1ck is u 7. dean of the engineering fraternity
 Maricopa county and had cGarge of : ;. first construction work on the Arizor y Eastern and Santa Fe railroads, u I. Phoenix street railway and many oth tt important engineering proiec j. throughout the state and Mexico. l. OFF FOR THE EAST-Mrs. J. ]
 Gleason and her daughter n-law, Nil '. William Gleason, left last night f }, Pueblo, Colorado. Mrs. J. M. Gleasc el will remain there for a time to wis
 with her son George and may contin, later on to Indiana. Mrs. Willia s, Gleason will continue by way of { s Louis to her old home in Georgetow
 Kentucky. William Gleason and J. le Gleason will follow in about ten day y GOES EAST FOR HANNY'S ~ Coach" Gesry, manager for the ' Hanny company, left last night 1
 the eastern markets, Chicago and N, n ,ii York, on a general business trip 1
 the firm. to expedite the shipment
 fall goods and make such purchas H as may be deemed advisa ble to " out the very complete line of me oi clothing and furnishings carried by ', company. He may be gone for - month.
 gu LET BUILDING CONTRACT-T IS contract for the construction of
 Ellis building, to be used, when col in at
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