Arizona republican., 1920-06-06

SERIOUSLY ILL-Fred E. Rowen, assistant to Adjutant General Ingalls, is seriously ill.,
 BACK FROM 'FRIsco-Jack l.. Brinckerhoff of the drafting division of the state highway department has returned from a weeks absence in San Francisco
 RETURNS FROM COAST = Mrs. Leslie F. Martin and Mrs. Sanford Denny have returned from a brief ab- sence on the California coast
 TO COAST FOR sUMMER-Mrs. J. J. J.McLoone and daughter, Nory, and son John, Jr, have left Phoenix for the coast to spend the sucame-.
 HOME FROM WARSlTT-Chet Williams, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Williams, who has been attending the University of Arizona, arrived home from Tucson yesterday.
 ADMITTED TO PRACTtCE-Harr 1 Carl Roggs was admitted to practice by the supreme court of the state yester- day. He was graduated from the state university recently and was admitted to the bar on motion of Walter Bennett.
 RECOVERING FROM OPERATION Mrs A. C. Baker, wife of Justice Baker of the supreme court, is re- covering from a recent serious opera tiOn Mrs Baker is recuperating at St. Josephs hospital
 GO TO FEDERAL COURT TERM United States Marshal Joseph P. Dil- lon and Deputy Marshal Fred Hudson will leave today for Globe to attend the June term of the United States circuit court which begins at Globe tomorrow morning.
 GOES TO CHA coUNTY-Miss BeuIah Coon. supervisor of home eco monies of the vocational educational department of the state, left yester- day for Gila county, where she will re view the program in home economies
 which will be introduced in the schools 1 Of that county next year.
 FEDERAL AGENTS TO GLOBE ] F. B. Sisk and w. D. Boiling, special agents of the department of justice, will leave Phoenix today for Globe
 to attend the session of the United ] States circuit court beginning tomor-
 row morning. During the absence o1
 Nr. Sisk. the office of the department
 of justice will be under the supervision
 of H. NJ. Van Denburgh.
 LEAVES FOR COAST-Mrs- Abe
 Korrick left last evening for Los An geles where she will be joined In
 August by MT. Korrick and accom-
 pany him to New York. The August i eastern trip will be made a month after 1 MT. KorricS's return from New York | for which place he left recently to make autumn purchases.
 GOING TO ORIENT-Mrs. Harry J
 Bennett of this city and her sister
 
 of the Santa Rita hotel, Tucson, will shortly leave for a trip in the Orient They will spend a short time with
 friends at Los Angeles and will go then
 to San Francisco. whence they will
 sail for Honolulu. After a few weeks there they will go to Yokohama. They
 will be absent about four months. l HOTEL CASHIER RESIGNS-Mrs Anna Frier, cashier at the Hotel 1 Adams, has resigned her position to return to her home in Denver, where l she will go to join her family. She ! will leave Phoenix on Tuesday, June s, l with the good wishes of a host of | friends made during the term of her l employment at the Adams.
 l GLOBE MAN IS VISITOR-WiIl A Peters of Globe, proprietor of the Short Line stage line, operating stages be- l tween Globe and Winkelman and Globe and Ray Junction, arrived in the city yesterday. He is also state agent for the Commercial truck, and he came here to dispose of a shipment of trucks which have been received here for dis ] tribution in this part of the state. The travel at Globe is heavy, said MT Peters. A message from his wife said that the stages for Ray Junction day
 before yesterday carried 30 passengers