Arizona republican., 1920-10-02
MESA IN FAVOR IF
 PROPOSED EXCURSION

MESA, Oct 1-The Mesa Commer- cial club will operate with other commercial bodies in the valley in an effort to bring one and possibly more excursions of interested people into the valley this winter from points in Ida ho and Utah. Le Roi c. Snow of Phoenix who was a guest of the board of directors of the club at its lunch con business meeting Friday, told or the proposal to run the excursions into the valley and the directors gave their endorsement to the plan and appointed a committee to have charge of the work.
 Mir. Snow pointed out to the directors that excursionists from Idaho and Utah have in. the past made trips to other western states and that a trip to the Salt river valley this winter would undoubtedly meet with their hearty ap- proval Other commercial bodies here are working on the proposition, he said, and every indications points to the bringing of at least one and possibly more, special trains into the valley this winter from Salt Lake City and other nearby points.
 The directors named John Cum mard and Dan F. Elliott secretary of the Commercial club as a committee to represent Mesa and to CO., operate l WlIn other OTBADlZdLlOHS Ol lue fdllcN i in promoting the excursions.
 More Queens are Nominated Four more candidates for queen of the cotton carnival were nominated and their names turned into the contest headquarters at the Commercial club rooms Friday. The last four. making an even twenty candidates now, are Miss Henrietta Tarwater, Miss Stella
 Brownwell, Miss Marie Walker and Miss Stella Gardner. Nominations for more prospective queens will continue to come in for the next week or ten days. Meanwhile the coupons appear ing in the papers are being clipped, and
 the favorites started on their upward move in the vote column.
 OIdtimer Visitor Here I W. E. Holman, eighteen years ago a. resident of the Salt river valley and
 a property ewner in Tempe, is visiting
 fin Mesa this week as the guest of M. l.. HorreIl. Mir. Holmen since his re-
 moval from the valley has resided in
 Globe and he expects to return to that
 locality after a stay of several weeks 'l Staff Meet Postponed
 Inability to get the ritual cards pre-
 pared in time caused postponement
 of the meeting of the American legion . staff scheduled for Friday night. The meeting will be held Monday night in the office of the post commander.
 Cohen Returns from East
 Jacob Cohen returned to his home in Mesa this week after a vacation l through the summer that included
 visits to Kansas City, Chicago. New York, Pittsburg and other cities of the 3 east Mrs. Dave Cohen also has re-
 turned from Wheeling, w. Va. where she spent the summer.
 New Mesa Catcher Arrives Milford l.. Wheeler. a nephew of W. :, F. Walters, arrived in Mesa on Friday
 morning from Greensboro Ga. and will
 hereafter make his home here. Mir. Wheeler was graduated last June from \ Georgia Tech as civil engineer and will eventually follow up that line of work in Mesa. To baseball players . and fans in Mesa Wheeler's arrival is the realization of hope that was \ founded last spring when it was learned that he was coming west. A member
 of the college team and for the past three seasons a successful candidate s for the all southern. club. Wheeler is Q a ball player who will have no diff f cutly in finding a home with the Mesa h club. He will don the mask and chest d protector and appear as Mesa's catch !. CT against the Florence club in the :. game to be played here Sunday. a Mrs. Sipes Dies in San Diego n Mrs. w. w. Sipes. a daughter of Mrs. n Ike Ford of Mesa, died Thursday night o at her home in San Diego, according n to word received by Mir. Ford this n morning. Mrs. Ford was with her n daughter during the last three weeks n of illness and will accompany the re- o mains back to Phoenix, where inter- o ment will be made.
 C. C. Will Meet "Wednesday n The members of the Mesa Commer- ' cial club will meet next Wednesday n | night in a business and social session n being arranged by the secretary, Dan o Collett. A musical program will be o l given and business pertinent to the ~ cotton carnival will be discussed. ~ FOR SALE-Modern bungalow, four ~ rooms and sleeping porch; lot, 5ox150; ' terms. F. E. Clingo, Care Stapley Co, ' | Mesa, AriZ.
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