Arizona republican., 1921-07-17
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UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs

UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS Fl The following undelivered telegrams are a t the local Western Union office: A. c. Haigler, Eddie Perry.
 TO CAMP CREEk-W. A. Work. deputy laro commissioner, left yes terday for Camp Creek. where he will spend two weeks vacation.
 THE HOUSE OF HERlicK-Stan- ford David Herlick is the name of the eldest and, so far, only son of At torney Martin Herlick
 VISITS MINE PRoPERTY-Ja White, state mine inspector. returned yesterday from the Eyrich gold mine, property owned by the inspector, that is situated 19 miles north of Phoenix.
 GOES TO cALIFoRNIA-J. E. Barney of the Texas Realty company left yesterday for the coast where he will spend "a month visiting va rious points of interest.
 VACATION ON COAST = Miss Mary Elliott. a deputy collector in the office of the United States col- lector of internal revenue for Ari- zona, went to Los Angeles last night, where she will spend two weeks.
 s. BURTON ARRivES-Born to Mir and Mrs. P. K. Tonkinson Friday at St. iJoseph's hospital, a son weigh ing 111s pounds, who has been named s. Burton. Mrs. Tomkinson was for merly resident of Phoenix but now lives near Prescott.
 THESE LICENSED TO WED-L- censes to marry were issued yester- day to Felix Jose, 20, of Pima, and Elizabeth Jackson, 19, of Gila Cross ing; and Amos Fairchild. 3s, and Amelia Hammonds. 3S. both of Phoe- nix.
 RETURNS FROM souTH-M. L.
 Doner, assistant director of voca- tional education, returned yesterday from weeks absence in Bisbee, Douglas. Benson and Tucson, where he made a survey of the work of his
 department.
 ENTER TRAINING CAMP Oscar
 Hoppey of Peoria and Julius Better of Glendale have left for Camp Tray 1 is, Tex, for one months training l in the citizens military training camp They are the only two young
 men from the Salt River valley to go to the camp.
 OPEN FORUM TO MEE-There l will be public discussion at the Open Forum, 215 East Adams street at S o'clock this evening. The sub ject will be When Will the Indus tries of the Country Resume?" The public is invited.
 1 GOES TO cOAST-Mrs. William H. Greene. 1122 East Van Buren street and three children left last l night for Los Angeles to join her
 daughter, Miss Gertrude Greene. who Is attending the University of South ern California. Mrs. Greene will ] spend several weeks on the coast l RETURNS FROM VACATION 1 The members of the congregation oi Rev George Lehigh, pastor of tho I First Baptist church, yesterday wei eomed him home from his vacation 1T which he toured. the coast from Lo:
 Angeles to San Francisco and be- j yond into the state of Washington
 It is expected that there will be ;
 large attendance at the church today
 IS .REAPPOiNTEo-Stephen D
 Pool. for several years chief clerk o 'i the United States land office here has been reappointed chief clerk O -f the land office by the present com
 missioner of the general land office l Washington, D. c. The present com missioner. ex-Governor William Spr, of Utah. was appointed by the presi dent about two months ago. HOSTESS AT DANcE-MissS Luc,
 Doyle was hostess Of a delightfu dance Friday evening at her hom
 on North Central avenue in honor O , 1 Miss Louise Conner ana Miss Edit
 Burtis, who are to spend the comin fortnight at Iron Springs. Beside the guest of honor those there wer ! | Miss Hattie Lou Stone. Miss Mimi , Lee Spratlen, Miss Hazel Crous, Morgan Pennington. Melbourne Hil !, 1 Charles Wartman, James Miller, Le
 Fretz, William Oglesoy, Barto Davi and William Doyle.
 \ COMING FROM iILINOlS-Mis : Helen Pickens will arrive from Hi s nois this evening to De the guest C r Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Mccall of 10C l North Third street. for a brief pc e riod. Dr. and Mrs. Mccall and thei V guest will motor to the coast late s in the week and during the late sum f mer season will tour northern Ari q zona. visiting the Grand Canyon an Y camping in the White mountains
 to be included in their Itinerary.