Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
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RETURNS FROM EAST-Fred J. Price, night manager at the Jefferson hotel, returned yesterday from an eX- tended tour of the east.
 WILL SUMMER ON cOAST-Chief Justice and Mrs D. L. Cunningham where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 BACK FROM VACATION-Miss Caroline Roeser. rate clerk in the of flee of the secretary of state, has re- turned from a several weeks vacation in Los Angeles and Catalina islands.
 RETURNS FROM ROOSEVELT board of state institutions, returned yesterday from a vacation spent ar Roosevelt and near by resorts
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Clarence A. Mckee was admitted to practice by the supreme court on a diploma from the state university and on motion of w J. Galbraith.
 GOES TO MICHIGAN-Miss Jessie Lang, who has been connected with the office of the board of directors Of state institutions since spring, left last even ing for Saginaw, Mich, where she will reside permanently.
 OFF ON VACATION-Mrs P. J. Farley stenographer with the state land department. left yesterday for a months vacation, which she will pass in Prescott and the California coast re- sorts.
 HOME FROM EAsT-Dr. Edwin Bakes returned yesterday from sew |, eral weeks absence in Indiana and Wisconsin and has resumed his prac- tice Mrs. Bakes, who accompanied him east, is at present in Flagstaff, where she will spend a fortnight.
 RETURN FROM COAST-Dr. and and Mrs. H. R. Carson returned last night from a three weeks sojourn in southern California, where they visited the various summer resorts and water ing places. During pr. Carson's ab- sence his practice was taken care of by Dr. Fred Holmes.
 WILL VISIT OLD HoME-Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Burns and their five daugh- ters have left on a two months trip South Dakota. MT. and Mrs. Burns came to Arizona 10 years ago. Three of their daughters were born in this state.
 IN NEW oUARTERS-The South west Realty company has moved to larger quarters on account of increas- ing business. Their present location is 113 North Second avenue. F. M. Ryan handles farm lands, cotton leases and outside exchanges; F. s. Slagle has charge of office business, while N. K. Palmer looks after city property and Casa Grande lands
 LEAVES FOR EAST-Miss Maytea z. Smallhouse, daughter of Mrs. E. Smallhouse, who has been employed as stenographer in the circulation depart ment of the Arizona, Republican foI | two years, left yesterday for an ex- | tended visit to the east She intends to spend a year in Cincinnati, Ohio after which she will go to Chicago and | New York City. Miss Smallhouse was | rendered the good wishes of all her CO., workers yesterday previous to her de parture.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE | Petition for letters of administration
 were filed yesterday in the estate O. | A. l.. Fullerton who died in Maricops county June B, 1920. by the widow | Ada Fullerton. The estate consists O
 real property in Maricopa county tC | which the petitioner gives the value of $7OO The petition will be heard or | Monday afternoon, July 12, at 1:3( o'clock
 TAKES CAPITOL PosT-Thoma. ] Woodman, son of MT. and Mrs. Parker l Woodman, who is home from the Uni versity of Chicago for the summer va | cation, has accepted a position witt ] the office of state superintendent O public instruction. Young WoOdmaT ] has charge of the certification work | He will return to college in the fan l having won a scholarship in physi | ology.
 AUTHORIZE TRANSFER-The cor. poration commission yesterday author ized the Abbott Ginning company tt transfer 210 shares of it's treasur, stock to the California Cotton oil com | pany and 140 shares to F. c. Abbott The company operates two gins, on, two miles north of Yuma and the othe