Arizona republican., 1921-07-31

1 TO SING AT cHuRCH-Prof J. E. Boyd and wife will sing this morn.
 ing at II o'clock at the Second Bap-
 tist church.
 GOES TO LOS ANGELES - Miss
 Audrey Smalhouse left last night for | Los Angeles and the beaches where
 she will spend months vacation. l SISTER IS GUEST-Mrs. John R.
 Poss of 501 East Portland street has
 as her guest her sister, Miss Alice Bockheim of Detroit. Michigan. ] UNDElIVERED TElEGRAMS = | The following undelivered telegrams
 are t the local office of the Western | Union: Edward J. Devine, s. J. Wright. J. Mulvanon.
 ARRIVES IN HONOLULU = Miss
 Alpha Marcum. superintendent of St. 1 cation in Honolulu, having arrived
 there a few days ago. She will be away until September l.
 GOES TO CALIFORNIA - Miss 1 Emily Williams of the state entomo- logists office left last evening for California where she will spend the
 remainder of the summer. ON INSPECTION TRiP-Clarence | Dana. state dairy commissioner, has
 returned from an inspection trip l through the southern part of the
 
 son, Bisbee. Douglas and Nogales. LEAVE ON MOTOR TOUR = MT. l and Mrs R. A. Perry. Miss Helen I Perry and Roy Perry are leaving this | morning for a months motor tour I Of the coast. They plan to go as
 far north as Mt. Shasta
 GOES EAST FOR MONTH-Miss
 Retta Arnes. of the office of the sec
 retary of state, will leave today for a | y11n I Omaha and Des Moines.
 I TO PRESCOTT ON vAcATioN-
 Miss Lucille Callahan. official stenog- rapher for the board of supervisors will leave today for Prescott. where
 she will spend two weeks vacation Il GO TO CALIFORNIA = MT. and
 Mrs. W. H. Gooch of 1427 North Third i. street. left for California yesterday and will be gone for an indefinite period.
 GOING TO OLD HoME-clarence
 Ice, city milk inspector, and Mrs. Ice will leave today for Chicago, Cincin-
 nati and other eastern points with an ultimate destination of their old
 home city, Fairmont. w, Va They
 expect to return to Phoenix in Sep tember
 HOME WITH ~FIsH STORIES After spending three weeks at Lake diiOS, SdliloIlild, 1cOiSC MI assistant city treasurer, returned yesterday with lots of good fist stories but no fish. He climbed sky
 ward to an altitude of nearly 10000 : feet and encountered snow and ice during the trip.
 TO TALK AT OPEN FORUM } Julius Davidson of Cincinnati vii } lecture Sunday at the Open Forum 215 East Adams street. His subject , will Ie .Is Reconciliation Between Labor and Capital Possible?" MT
 Davidson IS we'll known in economic i, circles and his address will be very interesting, 1t is said. The public i. invited.
 CHA RIVER RISING = Six an,
 eight-tenths feet of water is re
 corded on the river gage at Ra, Junction. according to a telegram late Saturday afternoon to tn,
 weather bureau office at Phoenix Recent heavy showers on the uppel tributaries of the Gila have caused
 the highest stages of the season ana
 will interfere with crossing tha
 stream at all points except tn,
 bridge.
 k or C. TO PREscoTT-A dele gation of local Knights of Columbus consisting of W. J. Burns. Judg, Thomas w. Nealon. Edward F. Vel
 nick. James J. Wesley and Frank H DeSouza left last evening for Pres colt. where they will attend today thu : comforting of the second and thirs : degrees of the order on a humber O. .. Prescott candidates
 I LEAVES FOR EAST - Mrs. A
 Gertrude Bird leaves tonight fo Monitor. Washington. on her vaca ! ton. She will go by way of Kingmar where she will stop off to visit he sister and will spend a few days a Oak Creek. Mrs. Bird also vii l visit friends in Los Angeles and Sal Diego on the way to Washington. TAKES NEW POSITION - MT, . Alice S. Hine vii be in charge of tn ! office of Roy s. Goodrich in tn
 Goodrich building beginning August
 Mrs. Hine will represent MT. Good rich in his business and care for hi
 large interests here. She formerl l was connected with the office of tn state water commissioner and will b . succeeded by Miss Amy Gordo Marsh. former employee of W. ]. Norveil, water commissioner. who I expected to return from Ohio O. ). Monday
 ], THESE WILL MARRY-License ' to marry were issued yesterday t 2 Robert D. Connor, g, and Maybell : Dunagan, 22. both of Phoenix: B. H > Clark, 32, of Tucson. and Julia Kos = toiensky, 2s, of Bowie; Juventin I Vega, g, of Sinaloa, Mexico, and Ar II m:da Valdez. IS, of Nogales. Mexico e Lester c. Newby. s3, of Imperia q Calf. and Jessie c. Williams, 26. 0
 Los Angeles; and Demetio L. Pablo. 34, and Margarita yalenzuela. 36, bot
 of Phoenix.
 ARRIVE IN MISSOURI = wor l | has been received by Miss Theln, | Greer that her parents, MT. and MT | l.. H. Greer of Aloha place" hay l 1 reached their destination at Spring | field. Missouri. making the overlan | trip in 10 days with stop-overs at tn l Grand Canyon, Terrified Forest. Al l buquerque, New Mexico. Colorsd | Springs and Kansas City. Afts l making a visit with MT. Greer | father in Springfield they expect | visit other eastern cities. returnin l to Phoenix in the late autumn. COOLEY PARTY - Miss Maj | Bary of SAP North Fourth avenue CT l tertained in honor of Miss Eugeni | Fox who leaves this week for a year Il stay in Hawaii where she has pos Il ton as teacher. The early part II the evening was spent In playin l games, followed later by dancin II The color scheme of white and pin II was beautifully carried out. Tho. II present were: Miss Maude Stroud II Tempe. Miss Helen Ryan, Miss Anr II Monihon. Miss Lucy Bowers. of Tue H son, Miss Grace Ryan. Miss Ma II Barry, Miss Kathryn Freisnor. ar III | Miss Bettie Barry MeSsrs. Be