Arizona republican., 1913-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES lssuED-The

I
 SUIT TO RECOVER-The Valley Bank, through it's attorney, c. F.. Ainsworth has instituted a suit to recover the value of a promissory note, alleged to have been given by M B. Horovitz and the Hills Seed l House, a corporation
 STRIKE OF INSIDE FlREMEN- Owing to a strike of the inside fire men in all the electrical shops in the city of Phoenix today, work has been l delayed or not completed on many buildings. It is expected that this condition will shortly be relieved SUIT FOR DiVORCE-Mary A. Hoskins has instructed her attorney, | E. E. Marks to institute suit for the annulment of her marriage to | Thomas Hoskins The parties were married in Kansas City during 1899. There is one child of the union. The mother wishes to retain the child DINNER IS POSTPONED-The din- ner of the Aztec Sun Fete committee which was to have been held at the | country club on Monday evening has l been postponed to Tuesday evening. At | that time permanent organization will be formed to take care of the de- i tails of the sun fete of the future.
 o. A. M. CLUB MEETS-Mr. and l Mrs. William Burton McCandliss were
 idence at 1920 North Third street last ] Thursday evening. Mrs. E. V. Hanny | and MT Chas. Spellman made the high est scores at auction. Reese M Ling ] and Cyril Byrne were guests of the I club. The next meeting of the club
 will be held at the home of MT. and
 Mrs. Hanny newt Tuesday evening. 1 OLD FIRM, NEW BUSiNESS-Un | der the old firm name of the Phoenix | Hardware, company, J. B. Long x Sons, | have opened new place of business | at 37 North First avenue. Having closed their former establishment, the
 new place of business starts out with a l complete and new stock of wall paper
 and paints. Old patrons of the estab- lishment as well as new will be cor | dially greeted at the new place of | business
 THE PLACING OF TABLETS-The
 ceremony of placing the tablets of the
 new main and administration of
 the Arizona Hospital for the Insane, i z. I
 and Dr. Kingsley, superintendent of
 the institution extends an invitation to
 the general public to be present at that
 time. The hospital for that day will
 be open to the public and the superin-
 tendent requests that all who are in
 terested will take that opportunity to
 become better acquainted with the
 work of the institution
 GONE TO THE DAM-Ji,dge John
 stont -Sherirr Jeff Adams, Constable Murphy, and Miss Vera McDermott , l started on trip to the Dam yes terday with the intention of staying until Monday morning. This is the
 first vacation that Judge Johnstonc ! has been able to take for a long time and it is hoped that the Judge 5
 health, which has been poor lately, will be much improved by the trip.
 Judge P. r. Parker will attend to the entire magisteral duties of the
 Phoenix precinct during the absence of Judge Johnstone
 AN EFFECTIVE AD-Agan has it been demonstrated that advertising in
 The Republican pays. Two nights ago
 pretty locket was brought to the of ! citizen who said he had found it on 'j Monroe street. An advertisement was
 placed in this paper and yesterday lit tie Ruth Webb of B East Monroe
 street, appeared at the office and proved ownership It was a keepsake given the little girl by her father, J. c. sl Webb, who died about year ago and
 it contained d picture of her departed 1 parent Mrs. Webb as well as the lit tie girl were profuse in their thanks for
 the recovery of the trinket.
 ADAMS PHARMACY OPENING Establishing a feature that is intended to become permanent, Messrs. w. H. Seeley and J. E. Nygren, the new pro- prietors of the Adams Pharmacy, yes
 terday held their first annual opening
 The pretty establishment in the Hotel 1 Adams building was handsomely decor 1 ated with roses and carnations. Hund-
 reds of visitors were received during
 the day and evening and each was presented with a souvenir. The ladies
 received carnations, the gentlemen ci- gars and all were served with punch An orchestra dispensed music through
 out the day. The new firm starts out !
 tain the high standard which has made
 the Adams Pharmacy one of the lead : ing drug establishments of Phoenix SPECIAL SERMONS
 In accord with plans suggested last Sunday evening, pr. J. Harvey Dere, pastor of the First Baptist church, will begin next Sunday series ! 1 of four sermons on Phoenix in the Pulpit and the Pew A unique and interesting feature of the service will be that the pastor will use much data furnished by scores of the
 church and congregation in the pre- sentatiOn of the themes. The sub jects follow: April 20, Phoenix un- der The X-Ray;" April 27. Phoenix Putting on Fighting Clothes;" May f. Phoenix in the Fray May l. Phoenix Winning Out
 }I Women voters held the balance of power in the Kansas City, Mo. cleo