Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
OBITUARIES
Funeral of Isaac Broner

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 Funeral of Isaac Rroner
 Funeral services for Isaac Broner who passed away Tuesday morning at his home 773 Berkeley road will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the chapel of A L. Moore and Son. The Masonic order. of which MT Broner was a member for many years will have charge of the ser vices at the grave in Greenwood cemetery.
 LAND BOARD MEETS TODAY The state land department will meet at o'clock this afternoon in the of lice of the governor.
 RETURNS FROM FORT GRANT -C. N. Voss of 333 Willow avenue has returned from an extended stay at Fort Grant, Ariz.
 ASST. ATTY. GEN. RETURNS George R. Hill. assistant attorney general, returned yesterday from a weeks absence in Stafford on off cial business.
 HERE TO ATTEND SUPREME COOR RT-Judge Edwin F. Jones of | Tucson was in Phoenix yesterday on business connected with the supreme court.
 SPECIAL R. R. AGENT IN TOWN Joseph Kelly, chief special agent i for the Southern Pacific railroad with headquarters in Tucson. is in | Phoenix on business.
 SENATOR O'NEIL IN cITY-Sen- 1 ator D. c. O'Neil of Douglas. accom- panied by Mrs. O'Neil, spent yester- day in Phoenix, on their way home from the Grand Canyon, where they have been vacationing.
 l COHnNIMO nEnIfrN i Campbell, deputy sheriff of Coconino
 county. is spending a few days in
 Phoenix on business connected with
 his office. His headquarters are in Williams
 A COMES TO SPEND WINTER
 Miss Myrtle Sellers of Blackwekk.
 Oklahoma, has arrived in Phoenix to | spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. l.. A. Marsh of 153S West Taylor i street
 I HOSPITAL HEAD IS VISITOR Dr. C. F. Hunt of the staff of Copper Queen hospital, Bisbee. accompanied by Mrs. Hunt and their son, C. F..
 Jr., passed through Phoenix yester- l day on his way to the Grand Canyon. w. H. BROPHY IS HERE-Wil-
 liam H. Brophy, capitalist and min
 ing man, left here last evening for LdN9t1A eiANOA SPGAtNAiAlS OelN III lAON-
 nix on his way to the southern part
 of the state from Los Angeles.
 HOME FROM CASA GRANDE-
 George A Mauk, proprietor of the
 Columbia theater, has returned from Casa Grande, where he spent a few days in the interest of some mining property in which he is interested. i UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS- l The following undelivered telegrams are at the local Western Union of
 flee: Mrs. George Hitler, C.. w Herndon, T. W. Cowsert. Mrs. Will
 lard Birmingham. w. E. lizard Clark J. Bonner, Mrs. F. F. Penrod c. H. McPhail
 ENTERTAIN SUNFLOWER CLUE The sunflower club will be enter ! tained by Dr. NJ. BIasse, 800 Eas AIoreland street, on Friday afternoon
 at 2:3O o'clock. All members anC
 friends are cordially invited. A gooC : time for all is assured
 PHADS WILL MEET-The Phad { club will meet on Saturday, Octobe l 9, at the home of Dean Thayer, 34 : East Monte Vista road. The evenin, l will be devoted to celebrating Hal , lowe'en in the usual way. Ghost 2 and goblins will be lurking about |, give flavor to the weirdest of ghos stories The merriment will begi : at s o'clock and members are espe cially requested to come masked. ' SCOTTISH RITE REUNlON-At !, tention of members of the Scottis e Rite is directed to the announcement s that the fall reunion of the Scotis r. Rite will be held at the Scottish Rit e cathedral. Tucscn. on November e 8, 9 and 10. The reunion is attract = ing notice in every part of the stat
 and plans are belng laid to make
 the most successful affair of its kin
 ever held in the southwest. - TO BOOST CEREMONlAL-H l y St. Claire recorder of Fl Zariba a temple, Ancient Arabic Order of Nc | bles of the Mystic Shrine, will leaN the latter part of the week for nortF
 ern Arizona in the interest of u
 great fall ceremonial to be held hel
 on November II and F. He expecf ' to be gone abouta week.
 INJURED IN MINE-Struck by 2 motor train while working in a dri = in the Sacramento mine, Jack Hurlt $ sustained injuries. according to wol 8 received yesterday by Jack Whit c state mine inspector from his deput
 F. F. Myers of Bisbee, where the at
 cident occurred. Hurley's leg W.
 broken. Myers reported
 - NEW ASST. PROHIBITION D ., RECTOR-R K Parsons, formerI r chief clerk in the office of the co - lector of internal revenue and after f ward auditor for the Columbia the
 ater. has been appointed assistaI
 prohibition director for the state
 Arizona and assumed his duties undt , Director NJ E. Cassidy yesterday = SNOWFLAKE BANK TO RE IF OPEN-The Bank of Northern Ar E zona, which suspended business Jul E 29. will be reopened next week. Tn was the word brought back fro \ Snowflake yesterday by Charles V X Fairfield superintendent of sta
 banks Mir. Fairfield said the ban k would open on the deferred paymel ! plan. the policy being somewhat sin E liar to that of a Phoenix bank whiC E recently resumed business after K voluntary suspension. l.. c. Ower is acting as receiver for the northeI E bank.
 Fl COMPLETE TEMPE ROAD B YEAR END-That the three mile ga < in the Tempe highway which is no k being paved will be completed befol K Christmas was the word given oI E yesterday at the state highway q, E partment. Contractors Miller ar E White believe that they will have u X entire stretch of road finished l Dec Q instead of the later day Wfit