Arizona republican., 1913-10-19


 DIVORCE WANTED = Elizabeth Arbuckle yesterday filed suit against her husband, Henry J. Arbuckle, for an absolute divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. They are mem bers of the colored colony here.
 TO SPEND WINTER HERE Philip N Youtz of Auburn, N. Y arrived in Phoenix the past week to spend the winter MT. YoutZ is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Shirley Christy at the Christy ranch.
 DEPUTY FROM PHOENIx-BIake Raker, deputy sheriff of Yavapai county, passed through Phoenix yes terday with w. J. Murphy in tow, aho was arrested for forgery and tried in Yavapai county and sen tenced to the penitentiary for an in- ceterminate sentence of from one to five years.
 BERGMAN Harold N Bargman, who figured in an ac- cident a week ago on North Central avenue, when the brake on his mo- torcycle failed to work, is now show ing splendid signs of recovery, al- though he is still in bed. He ex- poets to be out on the street again within two weeks.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following marriage licenses were issued by the clerk of the superior court since Friday noon: Harold w. Pemberton and Helen Sad Swiggert: James Henry Watkins and Julia Sales; Charles s. Brannock and Mary Bloom; Carl Odell Buck and Maude E. Fogal F. F. Netherton and Della NJ Vincil; all of Maricopa county.
 LADY LAWYER WINS FIRST CASE-Miss Steinman, who was for merly clerk in the United States land office here. was recently ad-
 nitted to practice land law before the repartment of the interior. In this capacity she appeared yesterday and won her first case. She was congratulated by the other members; of the profession on her initial sue cess.
 SECOND FACULTY RECITAL The second in the series of factulty recitals to be given the present sea son at the Arizona School of Music October g. when Mrs. Shirley Christy presents Miss Mary Edna Styles reader. and Miss Aleida Visschers, pianist The public is cordially in vited to hear this program, admis- sion being free.
 ONE GREAT BIG YAM-William Trimmer brought to town yesterday monster yellow yam raised on his place that weighs twenty-two pounds. It is on exhibition at Hills Seed House and will sure be at the fair. Some time ago a man from Florida visited this section and began telling about eighteen pounders in that line and it remained for Phoenix to beat the record.
 TREAT FOR GLENDALE-On Fri day evening, October 2f, the Glen dale people have a great musical event in store when Claude Gotthelf. pianist, and William Conrad Mills, tenor, both of the faculty of the Arizona School of Music will give concert there. The affair is in charge of Superintendent Scudder and faculty of the High school, and on this occasion the fine new Grand school will be heard for the first time publicly
 NEW NURSERIES OPENED-T. M Melville and' E. J. Kelsey have formed a partnership in the nursery business. which they are opening un- der the name of the T. NJ Melville Nurseries company. at the corner of Polk and First streets. They have already booked a large shipment of olive trees They anticipate a most successful business. MT. Kelsey has had ten years experience in the business, and MT. Melville is an old nursery man.
 ARRIVALS AT, THE ANNEX-J. E. Adam, witty; J. M. Andrews. city; E. J. White and family. Kansas City; F. H.. Emmerich, Indianapolis; MT and Mrs. N. Swanenberg, Atlanta. Ga; Miss l.. Henderson, c. F. OMalley, city; MT. and Mrs. c. A. Dittrich, Los Angeles; George B. Pirosh. city; H. H. Lohner, Chewkee, H.: Mrs. E. G. Doris and son, city; Miss Doris Kingman, Chicago; M. Brown and family, city; Edith Allwork, EngIand H. w. Fennemore and family, city; Mrs. A. M. Townsley, Kansas City; MT and Mrs. P Auther. Wolverine, Mich; J. F. Thomas and wife, Wv. Knowlton, Colorado Springs, Colo; F. H. Laine. Charles H Miller, Jr., Los Angeles; w. A. McCandless, Fl Paso; Val Schraeder, Cincinnati; Mrs. F. E. Russell, J. A. Shepard Tucson; MT. and Mrs. J. Asher, Paris, H.; F. P. Kern, city: R. H. Cressingham, Fl Paso; Herbert Brightman, Needles, Cal; Charles w. Queen, San Bernar- dino, Cal; William A. Brown, Chicago; F. M. Hart, Prescott; Dave Levey, D. Bell, Lee Thompson. M. Lowry, Kong Yea, L. Penn. M. Demming, L. Rupper. F. Low. A. Bowdwin, Tom Marks, H. Payine, Q. Nelson, Homer Clark, Herman Mcdonald, K. Akin, Mrs. N. Clemens, all of Prescott foot ball team; George E. Dismukes and wife, Memphis, Tenn; E. c. Smith. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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