Arizona republican., 1922-06-17
WILL ATTEND FuNERAL-Gov

ernor and Mrs Thomas f. Campbeli
| left for Prescott this morning to at
| tend the funeral services for Mrs. t.'
w. Wells which will be held in that
city at 2 o'clock this afternoon They
will return to Phoenix Sunday eve
ming.
! VISITING BROTHERS j. II,
Shaughnessy, chairman of the NeVada
public service commission is com :
bining pleasure and business. lie ar
rived i'll Phoenix on Thursday to at
tend the hearing of the three cent
fare" case as the representative Oh
Nevada and while here will visit with
his brothers. 7. B. Shaughnessy man
ager of the Ramona theater, and j. n.
Shaugtnessy. conductor on the santa
Fe, running between Phoenix ana
Ashfork. Mr.. Shaughnessy is accom-
panied by his wife and they Will go
to Santa F'e, n. NJ. following the hear
ing in Phoenix to attend the third
and last of the hearings which VIII
be held there on June q.
CAPTURE TWO PRISONERS
The capture of A. r. S. Partillo, an
escaped convict from the Arizona
state penitentiary at Florence in Sac
ramento, Calf. has been reported to
the office of Governor Campbell by
prison officials An officer has been
sent to return Partillo to the prison.
Partillo made his escape on October
8. 1921. The capture and return to
the prison of Emmett McDaniels to
the prison also was reported He
was caught at Las Mesa. n. M, on
June /. He escaped from the prison
farm while picking cotton on October
80, 1919.
OPENS LINGERIE sHoP-Mrs.
Alice Morton has opened a silk lin
gerie shop in connection with the
Fort Millinery shop in the Hotel
Adams building. She will feature
exclusive and made to- order gar
ments.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry have been issued to Harry
Paynte and Sophia Leon, Phoenix;
Howard f. Yerges, Columbus, Ohio,
and Marjorie Augusta North, Phoe-
nix; VIM. N. Beyerle, Phoenix, and
Alice Connell, Mesa; Bryan H.
Keathley and Vera Douglas, Phoe-
nix; Sam l.. Burris, and Della NJ.
Blain, Phoenix; David Supug and
Artemeisa Romero, Alhambra.
DE MoLAY TO Phoenix
regular meeting at 1880 o'clock this
evening at Masonic hall. Two de-
grees will be given
TELEGRAMS FOR FlvE-Tele-
grams are at the Western Union for
the following: |. d. Began, Miss
I1ottie Lopez, Jack FAINT, Marcios +.
Rawlins, A. M. Griggs.
GOES TO VISIT DAUGHTER
Mack Gardner left last evening for
Cooperstown, n. Y, to visit his
daughter. Camille, whom he has not
seen for three years. He will first
go to Denver and then to Toledo,
Ohio. and from there to Cooperstown.
Mr.. Gardner and his daughter will go
to New York City, Pittsburgh and
other large eastern cities. He ex-
poets to be absent until September.
LEAVE FOR NEW YORk-Mr,
and Mrs. ]. f. Bradill, of 651 North
Sixth avenue, and W.. G. Flay of
2109 Washington street left for New
York by motor car yesterday morn
ing, to be gone three months.
MISS GREGG RECOVERING =
Miss Jane Gregg, who has been very
Ill at a local hospital following an
operation a week ago Wednesday, is
reported to be recovering.
HOME FROM STANFoRD-Miss
Earlene Phelps returned yesterday
morning from Stanford University,
where she has continued her sopho-
more year. Miss Phelps will spend
the greater part of the summer with
her parents in Phoenix and will re-
turn to Stanford about October /.
RETURNS FROM Miss
Emma Catherine Edwards has re-
turned from Tucson where she has
been visiting friends and relatives.
While in the old Pueblo, Miss Ed
wards was the honor guest at many
delightful social affairs.