Arizona republican., 1914-08-15
LEROY CIVlluE, JR.-Word

LEROY CIVlLLE, JR.-Word has been received in Phoenix of the ar rival at the home of Leroy H. Ci- vile. formerly of this city but now of Los Angeles, of handsome son who has been named for his father.
 MOOSE AT KERN FUNERAL Members of the Loyal Order of Moose are requested to be at the undertaking parlors of Moore and Mcclellan on West Adams street at 9:30 this morning to attend the fun eral of W. D. Kern.
 GAS FOR WINSuOW-The WinsloW Gas company, new corporation which proposes to supply the Santa Fe di vision point with gas, has filed an ap- plication with the corporation commis- sion for permission to issue bonds for the new plant. The matter comes up for hearing August 21.
 ON THEIR HONEYMOON-Mr and Mrs. Louis Wilton, of New York, who have been spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. N. Friedman. have gone to Tucson to visit relatives and friends Later they will return to New York. The young couple are on their honey moon. The Mittons bought property in Phoenix and expect to return here later and make their home
 DR. BEAUCHAMP lMPROVlNG- A letter was received from Mrs H. K. Beauchamp yesterday, conveying the information that pr. Beauchamp, who has been sick in a hospital at Cleveland, was last reported as being very seriously sick. His many friends here, however will be delighted at the turn for the better. The doctor wifi be out in a few days, it is said.
 JOLLY PlCNlC-W. F. Thomas, clerk of the superior court, was the jolly good fellow of a convivial gathering at Riverside park the other evening. In all about fifteen mem bers made up the party, which in cluded the clerks in the office of the superior court. MT. Thomas family and other good friends After fath ering the whole party in the swim ming pool MT Thomas ''stood' sup per for the crowd.
 OLIVES BOUND OVER-Manuel Olives, who was set free by Ju0ge Parker of a charge of threatening bodily harm on the person of Alma Martin, on his promise to leave the country, was again before the court yesterday on a second complaint filed by Alma Martin the day after his discharge, he having persisted in molesting her in compi7te disregard Of the orders of Judge Parker. This time the man was held to answer before the superior court bond being fixed in the sum of $500 This he was unable to furnish.
 DEATH OF WILLIAM D. KERN- William D. Kern, member of d number of the local fraternal or ders, died at his home, 755 East Ad- ans street yesterday. He will be buried from the undertaking parlors of Moore & Mcclellan at 9:30 o'clocl; this morning, the funeral being con- ducted by the Loyal Order of Moose, of which the deceased was mem Der. Deceased has resided in Ari- zona for about eight years. some of which time was spent at Wicken- burg. He was member of the Eagles and Redmen and the Inter- national Barkeepers' union. He is survived by wife
 MORE OMINATIONS-Ni pe- titions of nomination were filed yes terday with the clerk of the board of supervisors. The petitions com prised those of P. P. Parker demo- crat, for the office of justice of the peace for the east Phoenix precinct: Paul R. Ingles, republican, for judge of the superior court: C. w. John- stone. for justice of the peace for the west Phoenix precinct Maynard A. Frazier, democrat for member of the house of representatives: Earl S. Curtis. republican. for county attor Dey; George Kirkland, republican. for clerk of the superior court: Fred Ja- cobs, republican. for county record CT; C. C. Thompson, democrat, for Glendale committeeman. and A. F. Egly. republican. for constable. west Phoenix precinct.