Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
MISS o,suLLIvAN BACK

eaton mas returned ID her ueSh dIlel a summer spent with her mother il San Diego.
 METHODIST CIRCLE MEETS !! Circle number two of the Centra T NJ E. church will hold an importan | Stewart. 912 North Second street pr Friday afternoon at 800.
 MISSIONARY MEETlNG-The wo- mems foreign missionary society ot lthe First Methodist church will hold ] it's monthly meeting Friday at 2: 90 D. m at the home of Mrs. Mary Thompson, $50 North Second avenue All members are cordially invited. l FOR VAGRANCY-Tom Rogers l said by the police to be engaged in no ! occupation in particular and frequent 1 ly in the tolls, faced Judge Thomas in police court yesterday afternoon on a i charge of vagrancy. He was found l guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of 1 $1O or serve ten days in the city jail. 1 DR. BEAUCHAMP MOVES-In or 1 der to secure larger and more cOnven- | tent quarters, Dr. H. K. Beauchamp , yesterday removed from his offices in | the Nicholson building to suites 203 and | 2O4 in the Goodrich building. His tele- phone number has been changed incl 1 dental to the moving and is now 533. AUTOMOBILE SES-Licens- | es were issued yesterday as follows: 1895, R. l.. Alderman. Globe; 3396 Da- Vidson &, HOffmeyer, Lowell; 3397 w P. Riley, Yuma; 3398 Willy Wootan Phoenix: 1899. Willie Gerig, Phoenix; 34O0. R. L. Alderman. Globe; 3401. Mrs Arthur Guy. city; 3402, C. w. School, city: 34O3. w. J. Burns, city.
 SCHOOL HOUSE BURGLARY After the reception at the Osborn school house on Wednesday night some one broke into the manual training building by cutting a screen and car ried away a lot of valuable tools in cluding Stanley miter box, nine chisels. two planes and a marking guage. The burglar left no clue. LAND SELECTION MADE-In the office of the land commission some 1000 acres of land selections from the northern part of the state were filed yesterday. Mulford Winsor, who is at the present time attending to the selec- ton of some land in Yuma co unity. re- ports that he will have several filings inside the next few days
 WOODWARDS RETURN-Dr and Mrs. F. V. Woodward have returned
 
 east, having visited friends and rela- tiVes in Cleveland, Ann Arbor. Chicago and CarrOlton Ohio, the latter city be- ing Mrs Woodward's former home and the present residence of her parents, MT. and Mrs. S L. Sterling
 WALL GLESBY-James C. Wall and Mrs. Ida Oglesby were married by Dr. J. Harvey Deere of the First Baptist church a his home 1918 West Adams at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. The neWlyweds are from Texas recently, and will henceforth make their home in Phoenix They are to live on Grand avenue
 SLIGHT FIRE-A small blaze of un- known origin threatened for a time to destroy the barn at the rear of the res idence of A. L. Moore, 625 North Third avenue. The fire department was called and made a quick run Neigh bOrs had been working in an effort to eXtinguish the blaze and with the ar rival of the chemical wagon this was quickly accomplished
 IN FLAGSTAFF FOR A WHILE- MT. and Mrs. Edgar 4. Brown, the former of the corporation commis- sion, are in Flagstaff where they will spend some time. MT. Brown, who IS one or the trustees or the Flag staff Normal will attend meeting of the board while in the north after which he will spend some few days having good time in the hills about the northern city.
 PIONEER HOSE ELECTS-At the Hose company, No. l, in the fire de- partment rooms in the city hall build ing officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Peter Sullivan, pres ident; James c. Simpson, vice presi- dent; Lou Morgan, secretary; Gus Iben. treasurer; John Brown, foreman: c. C. Brown, assistant foreman; D L. Mercer driver. Two new members were added to the company on vote and it was urged that campaign be inaugurated for additional members.
 CASE TO PRESCoTT-C O. Case. superintendent of public instruction will leave for the northern part of the state today. He will visit Prescott first where he will attend to the case of a blind boy who wishes to be admitted to the asylum for blind at Berkeley. From Prescott he will go to Flagstaff where there will be meeting Of the board of the northern Arizona Normal Saturday After the visit to the north, MT. Case expects to put in some time on the coast where he will visit Berkeley and look into the school for the blind to which Arizona is now sending her blind students
 CAPTAIN HILL REMEMBERED-I Members of Company B, N. G. A., last evening gathered for the regular weekly drill, presented to their popu- lar commanding officer a handsome late model Colts automatic 45 cali Der side arm, with scabbard and two extra clips. The presentation speech was made by Lieut.. Clyde Pickett and was responded to by Captain Hill who was so surprised and af- fected that he could hardly more than. express thanks The company drill, while calling out but a small number of the full membership is a regular JVeplSI- faaf,,ro apd