Arizona republican., 1912-01-26


 SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Oretola Lassas has brought suit for divorce against Regalia Lassas.
 AT THE cOMMERcIAL.-A. $ Diamond of Denver was a guest ai the Commercial yesterday.
 KANSAS coUPLE-E. E. Butler and wife of Glasco, Kan, are in Phoenix for short stay.
 NEW ENGLANDERS.- A. Up- ton and wife of Adams. Mass, are in the city for a short stay.
 ARRIVED YESTERDAY.-Char E. Uhlen and wife of Fargo, N. b, arrived in Phoenix Thursday. SOCIAL TEA.-The ladies of the First NJ. F. church will hold n social tea and home cooked food sale this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the church parlors. All strangers are in vited
 TUCSON HISTORIANS. F.. NJ Guild a member of the Woman's club of Tucson. is attending the federal ton meeting in Phoenix and is the guest of Mrs. D. H. Burtis and Mrs. J. E. Walker
 K. OF p. EVENT.-Captain J. A. Phrks announces that at the Knights of Pythias hall tonight the newly formed Phoenix company of the uni formed rank of the K. of P. will be inspected and officers will be in stalled.
 AID SOCIETY MEETING.-The la = dies aid society of the Presbyterian church will hold a social tea at the church parlors from 2:30 to o'clock this afternoon. All ladies and friends of the congregation are invited.
 WEATHER MAN CHANGES - Charles $. Wood, who has been in charge of the local weather bureau, has been changed tc the office in Lincoln. Neb. F.. E. Lanning of Portland. Ore, will take charge of tlie local branch.
 WANOERER RETURNS. Earl Curtis, who was one of the Phoenix men to take the trip to Atlanta. Ga, with federal prisoners, returned home yesterday. The others will arrive within the next few days. Curtis says that the party was most royalty treated by Congressman Cameron while in Washington.
 TALK ON TRACHoMA-Mention was made recently of the discovery of the widespread trachoma infection in the Cartwright school. The parenss and trustees of the school are much exercised but hardly know what to do in the premises. Dr. II. A. Hughes who examined the school children and discovered their condition, will ad dress the parents, patrons and truS- tees in the school house tonight at o'clock
 JUDGE MccORMICk'S ILLNESS Judge James H. Mccormick. who has been i'll for months at his home. cor ner of California avenue and Wash ington street. is reported as rapidly sinking, and there is but slender hope for his recovery. He is suffering of nervous disorder. MT and Mrs. Mccormick have resided here for many years and their many friends will hope for an immediate change for the better.
 BUYS A FRANKLIN.-Robert Fed derson has decided that since the price of shoe leather has advanced walking is too expensive. Naturally he bought an automobile and as the Franklin seemed to be the sort of a machine he wanted. George Haze man landed the deal. Bob does not expect to save the price of the car on his shoes alone, but he got a five passenger model So he could take care of the whole family.
 SENIOR CLASS ENTERTAIN MENT.-The senior class of the high school will give an entertainment and bazaar at Melczer's hall on Sat urday evening at 7:30 o'clock. This class has the reputation of always giving everyone who comes to their entertainments the best time of their lives. In this they expect to fully sustain their reputation and no one will regret having come. Tickets may be had of any member of the class or at the door.
 | RUNAWAY AccIDENT.-William Sutterlin and mother were thrown out of a buggy at Seventh avenue and Jackson street about 6:45 last evening The horse they were driv- ] ing became frightened at a train 1 broke loose from the buggy and has , not been seen since. Mrs. Sutterlir was painfully but not seriously in- | jured. If the finder of the horse will call The Republican office or leave the animal at the Star corral
 he will confer a favor on the owner FOREGOING NEWS.-Mr and
 Mrs. H. C. Yaeger were greatly shocked yesterday on receiving q telegram from their daughter. Mrs
 Percy Cowan of Vicksburg. Miss. an-
 nouncing the serious and probably ! fatal illness of her youngest two l children. aged IS months and
 years. both boys. The two older chil-
 dren a boy and a girl, are presum-
 ably well. The little ones are suf- | fering from an intestinal disorder 1 not made clear in character by tho | brief message. It was stated tha' one of the children had but a very small chance for recovery and th'
 othar kyas b,lt A trifle less ill