Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-18

MATRiMONIAl-A marriage IL
cense was issued yesterday to John
III. Bunch and Beene Krostcy, OF
Maricopa county.
DECREE GRANTED-A decree OF
divorce was issued by Judge Phil
lips in the superior court Yesterday
in the case of Anthony Gustafson VS..
Lottie A. Gustafson.
/ LIKES BOSTON-Jack Rinehart
who recently accepted a fine position
with one of Boston's leading retail
| establishments, writes that he is now
well settled in the Hub" and having
begun to miss The Republican wants
it sent him regularly.
CHANGES OFFICE LOCATION
Maynard A. Frazier, attorney, has re
moved his offices from the National
| Bank of Arizona building to rooms
315-316 Fleming building. Frazier has
| been practicing law here successfully
for the past two years and is among
| the best known of the young lawyers of
the city.
NEW CoNcERN-Another indica-
siCh u tiit CdoliS vi
Phoenix as a distributing center ;or
gasoline and oil is evidenced in the
arrival here of w. A Hersey of Los
Angeles. Hersey is with the Boyle
Dayton company, which manufactures
a line of gasoline and oil storage and
vending apparatus, and is seeking "A
location for ranch office here
MAP MAklNG-Word has been
received here from A. G. Thurston,
who is making a map checking tour
for the Western Map company of
Los Angeles, that he has reached
Yuma. He is mapping the entire
district in Arizona west of Phoenix
and south of the Grand Canyon, and
is preparing a highway chart said
to have many new features
ERROR IN RTiSEMENT-To |
those who are posted on Indian craft !
there was very apparent error in the !
in the Sunday Republican. The adver- +
tisement stated that the Graves store !
won first and second prizes on Nava- /
10 baskets While it should have read |
Navajo blankets, for as many know |
the Navajos are not basket makers |
The Graves display at the fair was very
fine and attracted much favorable !
comment
CLUB BAZAAR-The ladies of the
club of the Southsde
are to hold a bazaar at the Neigh
borhood house the afternoon AMI
evening of December ~ A great deal
of useful work has been made by the
ladies', and among the host of things
on sale will be many useful articles
for Christmas gifts. A spa
cialty is to be made of home cooked
be one of the features
HIGH SCHOOL p. T. A.-The high
school Parent Teacher association will
meet in the domestic science rooms
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. The
subjects for discussion are The OBJ
jects of Parent Teacher Associations
and are we Gaining all we Should.
How can the Parents and Teachers
Cooperate for the Improvement of our
High School" These will be presented |
by teacher and parent, followed by |
a general discussion. Miss Telford will |
present sound ideas gathered from the |
National Educational association held |
in Chicago.
FINE LOT OF PiCTURES-In the
central window of Hyder's Store de |
Luxe may be seen the exhibit of pho
tographs that won sixteen prizes for !
James McCulloch at the recent state !
90; h. e -.
Grand Canyon and Natural Bridge. a |
panorama of Phoenix, a view of the |
Tempe bridge, also several interior and /
exterior views of local business houses, !
including some particularly fine ones |
of the Hyder store. McCulloch, who |
makes a speciality of commercial pho |
Biography, won four first prizes. four /
second prizes and four honorable
mentions" at the fair
FAILURE TO PROVIDE - Ar
raigned in the superior court yes |
terday, n. H. Norton pleaded guilty |
to the charge of failure to provide /
for his family and was given a sus-
pended sentence by Judge Phillips
CORRECTION A misunderstand- |
ing occasioned by a wrong reading !
Of the notes of the clerk of the SUI !
perior court was responsible for the |
announcement in this paper yester-
day that sentence had been passed. !
in the case of Laura Stearns, hell |
for assault with a deadly weapon |
The figures ga" in the notes refer !
red to- the announcement made by !
Judge Phillips that he would give /,
judgment in three or four days