Arizona republican., 1913-09-14

oNSN TnOM SOHS ID. M. OOnn
 son, the shoeman, returned yesterday 1 from a business trip to Los Angeles and the coast.
 DIVORCE GRANTED-Judge Phil | lips granted a decree of divorce yes
 terday in the case of NJ. J. Bergen
 vs. Julia Bergen
 ! BUNCH OF kEYS-A large bunch of keys was picked up yesterday and l left at the police station to await a 1 claimant
 HIGH SCHOOL SHORT SESSION The high school will be dismissed on Monday at about 10 o'clock to give the pupils the privilege of se- curing their books.
 sTOCKHoLDERS TO MEET-A meeting of the stockholders of La Coronado Development company will
 be held Tuesday, September 16, at 8 o'clock in the office of the city as
 sessor in the city hall.
 ONE MARRIAGE LlCENSE-A
 marriage license was granted yester-
 day to Harmon $. Puckett and Anna
 R. Crawford both of Maricopa cOun
 ty Puckett lives in the neighbOr-
 hood of Peoria where he is a well
 to do farmer.
 BACK TO THE BUGHOUSE-
 d before been an inmate of the state asylum was vest rday again commit ted to the care of pr. Kingsley ct al out on the Tempe road, upon or der of Judge Phillips of the superior court of the county.
 HAD A kNIFE-PedrO Muro, an ex-convict and once arrested on sus- picion of having attempted to wreck an Arizona Eastern train, was ar rested early last evening by Deputy Sheriff Perry while chasing another Mexican along South Central avenue. Muro had good sized knife and will be charged with attempted as sauIt with a deadly weapon.
 GETS OFF LIGHTLY-Thomas Sexton. who was arrested a day or so ago charged with burglary, in that he entered the room of F. C. Mccormack in the Kersting hotel, was tried before Judge Johnstone yesterday and upon the plea of Me Cormack the charge was reduced from burglary to petty larceny and the man was given thirty days in the Casa de Jeff Adams
 RETURNED TO OLD LOVE- lack Rinehart yesterday reentered the employ of Goldberg Bros X Co MT. Rinehart came to Phoenix ten years ago and took position at Goldbergs. After that he was con i nected with other concerI here and on the coast. MT. Rinehart is one of the best known clothing salesmen m | the southwest.
 ADAMS ARRIVALs-C. l.. Hiil 1 Balboa: w. P Jones. Phoenix; F. 1 W. Myers San Francisco; A. L. tIardman. San Francisco: F. D: Turn rr. Wenona: w. Vandersulus. Albu- ,ueroue: C. II. Childer. Albuquerque; polf F'lershime. Kansas City; r.. NJ Laurence. Los Angeles; J. c. Tray 1rse. 1915: ! c. Gilfellan, Los An ceIes: Wm. Jaffa. Los Angeles: G. NJ. Eddy. Boston; c. II. RittenhouSe' Tcltec: A. F. Mcbride, Los Angeles F. L. Harding. San Francisco; O II Iesse and wife, LeaVenWorth; Lee C Sulevan, Pittsburg; Francis cihoe. New York: w. V. Bowers. Ft Worth: Mrs. H J. Nesper Florence; W. F. DeBoves. New York
 HANNAN- -OIVILBISS- The friends 1f Miss Katherine Hannah. formerly ,ookkeeper at the Boston store, and MT. Maurice J. Divilbiss, who few rears ago was advertising manager  surprised to learn that they are to ,e married September r at Har- -iSburg UI where Miss Hannah and ler mother have been visiting thIs ,unoner After an extended honey noon trip. the bride expects to re- urn to Phoenix with her mother sometime in October and will spend , few weeks here after which she will return to Canton, Illinois. where Hr DivfIbiss is engaged in the cloth ng business and where they Will make their home.
 SAM BALLSUN COMES BACK sam RalIsun has returned from purchasing tour in the east where 10 laid in a large stock for his new store on West Washington street which is nearing completion. He dld not confine his purchases to thls country but he secured the right to handle exclusively the John Bull inc of shoes. manufactured in Eng and A large shipment is now en- .outa from London. He purchased aree line of Schloss clothing, ,ought several hundred high grade lnion made hats and American Gen Ieman shoes. His stock will m Jude everything found in a first lass clothing furnishing goods store. 2usiness MT Ballsun says, is quiet n inc east in contrast to the ac- ivity in Phoenix.