Arizona republican., 1922-06-18
localities
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FTesbyterian church, who has been
called to deliver several commence
ment addresses in Arizona and in
other states, during the past few
weeks, returned Friday night from
an Eastern trip and will occupy his
pulpit as usual today. His friends
| say ne is glad to get back to enjoy
Arizona summer weather.
| FUNERAL OF MRS. SMITH-The
| funeral of Mrs. Francesca JuIiana
smith. wife of William M. Smith,
VINO died last Monday, will take place
| tomorrow morning at $3.50 from ST.
Mary's. Interment will be in the
Catnollc cemetery. Funeral ar
Iangements awaited Woeber Smith,
a son, Who arrived from New York
yesterday morning. The remains of
Mrs. Smith will lie in state today at
Whitneys, where it may be viewed
by friends.
AGED HORSE is LOST-An act
or humaneness will probably be ac-
compilshed In notifying C. N. Wilson,
ISVl East Monroe street, of the
Whereapout OF an old horse owned by
Mr.. Wilson that has either strayed
or peen stolen. Mr. Wilson saws the
OLD horse is practically valueless, but
has been kept because of mast l,se-
iuiness and as sort of pet The
morse is a small sorrel, branded on
the nip with an inverted "h." The
ola nag Is too feeble to work and will
suffer without special care. The
wilson phore number is SITS.
COLORADO CREST NOT so
HiGH-OWing to decreased discharge
from the upper tributaries of the
Coiorado river and securing of chan
neis, the crest of the rise will prob
ably be one foot lower than at first
estimated, states the weather bureau
In its latest bulletin. A stage of about
rs feet at Yuma on June %, with
discharge of 100000 feet is now indi-
Gated
GOES TO PREscoTT-Miss Bo-
nita Stewart has gone to Prescott.
where she will remain for the sum-
| mer.
GOES EAST TO STUDY VOICE.
Miss Sara P. Jarrett left last week
for an extended visit in the east
where she will receive vocal instruc-
ton. After a visit to Toronto, Can
ada, Miss Jarrett will return to her
nome IN PHOENIX late in the fall.
NEW DENTAL OEFICES-Dr. w.
V. Phillips, a well known dentist of
| this city, is preparing to open the
Phoenix Dental Parlors at 23S East
Washington street. The rooms have
been repainted, replastered and deco
rated and modern dental equipment
installed. DR.. Phillips has been in
Phoenix for some time, associated
in other offices. He is a competent
practitioner and held in high esteem.
The new offices will be ready for the
public on Monday.
AT LOG CABIN IoDGE-Lewis
Log Cabin lodge in the Sierra Anchas
mountains, northeast of Lake Roose-
welt, is becoming popular place for
people of the valley and the state
The following spent the last week
end at that resort: From Phoe-
nix: Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kel-
logg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rudolph,
Miss Clara Rudolph, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert e. Curry, Susan Jane Curry
Mrs. Susan Parker, Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Nc
Lellan, Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Pelletier
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Walden. Miss
Glen Nesbitt, Mrs. o. b. Marston
Miss Pearl Marston. Miss winifred
Wilson. From Globe: Mrs. E. H.
Whitaker Margaret Whitaker, G.
Townsend Harley, H. w. Woodward
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Alden, Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Jones. Miss Alice Wooton,
=. WilidIuSOI,t JULIUS MlltOIl, r.
J. Forney, Mr.. and Mrs. Boatz, Irwin
Boatz, Raymond Boatz. f. L. Kirby,
Roosevelt; F. C. w. Poole, Albu-
querque; w. G. Greeley, Washing
ton, D. c.: w. III. Goddard, Roosevelt;
w. C. Barnes. Washington, D. c.
U. S. GRAND JURY TO RE-
CONVENE-The federal grand jury,
which recessed last Tuesday follow
ing a preliminary examination of Ku
Klux Klan activities, will re- convene
at 10 o'clock next Wednesday morn
ing, it was announced yesterday by
United States Marshal Tom Sparkes.
United States Attorney f. II. Ber-
nard of Tucson yesterday instructed
Marshal Sparkes to call the grand
jury together again by order of Unit
ed States District Judge William H
Sawte1le