Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
MILLER ID
 LEAVE FUR COAST

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 TEMPE. July s-Frank Wright. who has been with the Tempe Milling company for several months, expects to leave within the next few days to visit his son in Los Angeles. later going to Portland. Oregon, where he will be associated with large flour concern.
 Before coming to Tempe Mir. Wright was connected with the Phoe- nix Flour mills for years and came here for the purpose of putting this mill in good condition, which he cer- tainly has done. He has made nu- merous Improvements during the few months he has been here and has in stalled machinery which will grind hard wheat as we'll as soft. The ca pacity of the mill has been increased to 150 barrels daily.
 Robert Hegi. formerly miller for A. J. Peters and company, but now a take Mir. Wright's place.
 Will Summer in Flagstaff
 Fred Joyce and family, accom- panied by Katherine Hennes, left Sat urday for Flagstaff, and will remain there until cooler weather.
 Very iII
 Gerald, the four-year- son of Mir. and Mrs. T. L. Stapely. is criti- cally ill at the home of his parents on the Tempe date farm. The little one is suffering from scarlet fever and complications.
 Leave for Prescott
 MT. and Mrs. R. J. Scott and little son and Claud Laird motored to Pres CA& t> 4 the fourth in the Mile High city. They will return the first of the week.
 Will Have installation
 There will be installation in tho Odd Fellows lodge next Friday eve ming. after which ice cream and home made cakes will be served. A good attendance is desired Homssick for Arizona Jim Aurey. who left Tempe about \ week ago expecting to locate in Po- mona, Cal, has written friends thai he is already homesick for Arizonf and will return the first of the weel to stay here permanently. Returns to Needles Charles Parry has returned tt Needles. Calif.. after spending a few days in Tempe visiting his parents | Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Parry. Photographer Leaves C. E. Harvey. for the past fey months engaged in making picture In Tempe. left Saturday for Prescott 1 from where he expects to go to Utah Moving to Phoenix | Mir. and Mrs. Will Singleton ar | having accepted a position there. H was formerly night engineer at tn | creamery.
 To Spend Fourth at Prescott | Donald Van Petten has gone l Prescott to visit his wife and littl daughter who are spending the sum mer there.
 visitina Mother | Mrs. J. H. Peters departed the lat ter part of the week for Los Angele to visit her mother during the he weather.
 Il Resumes Dutiss I Mrs. Olin Russell is again writin the Tempe locals after a vacation ( several weeks. Please phone news PTS.
 Will Observe Fourth The business houses and stores { Tempe will be closed most of the da Monday in observance of the fourt of July Numerous picnics and weei end parties are being planned ar many will attend the big celebration at Phoenix and Mesa. IL has bee : suggested that the people of TemY |. celebrate Independence day by a sembling on the evening of the fourt , in neigh hborhood groups at some COT veniently situated home in the i' . cality.
 ,I Run of Water
 There will be a run of water f' | Sixth, Seventh and Eighth stree l, beginning Saturday night and en' 5 ing Sunday at noon.
 In Ranger, Texas Il Mrs. J. R. Murdock and chiIdr' have gone to Ranger, Tex, to wis f relatives.
 Meeting Postponed
 The meeting of the Modern WOO. A men has been postponed from Il first Monday until the second Mo day in July on account of the fourt Returns to New Mexico :. Mrs O. S. Lincoln has returned !. her home near Roswell. N; M- ait spending several weeks with h '' mother, Mrs. Mary Pine.
 Leaves for Prescott e Mrs. Thomson Walker, who h n been in poor health for some tin r left Friday morning for Prescott s ' was accompanied by her grandst 6 Wilton Parker. MT. Walker expee
 to 1oln them m leN nay .- ladiss' Aid to Meet in Phoenix
 The Ladies' Aid of the Christi d church will meet at the home of M r. Amanda Richards in Phoenix all d el Thursday. Each lady is requested
 take one dish of cooked food. ,f ladies of the church are cordially o vited.
 Here on . Visit Ie Miss Minnie Lawrey, who has be s. in Missouri for the past year, IS ,e guest at the J. H. Cummings hon ,e Before coming to Tempe she visit
 Mrs. Lucy Warner in Brawley, Cal Id for several months.
 Going to Saeaton r. A party including the Spain. woo VI, McCabee. Lands and Woods famil ,t will motor to Sacaton early t ,a morning, where they will be guests 'N the J. O. Willets home for the day To Vacation at Flagstaff - NIT. and Mrs J. A. Alquist and I< s Bostrum will leave soon by auto ts Flagstaff. where they will spend .' few weeks.
 T. FURNISHED housekeeping roo
 for rent. Mrs. H. Schoshusen, I0s C. Eighth St, Tempe.
 PLANS FOR 7Ia MILLION PEoP m (From the Japan Advertiser) U. Tn 30 years greater Tokio will
 clude about 122.s1e acres in ar se with an approximate total popu he tion of 71s million persons, accord
 to the Yorodzu.
 rt The Tokio city assembly recen appointed a special commission
 which the question of the limits of