Arizona republican., 1915-12-06

has claimed another victim in Mrs. Boyd Johnson, who is reported very ill at her home. This morning her condition was encouraging, however, and her physicians think she will soon be out of danger.
 G. A. R.-Au comrades of J. ". owen Post G. A. R.. and visiting comrades are notified to meet at the Armory at ? D. m. today. The ob- ject of the meeting is to call upon Comrade Overdale to help him and lis bride celebrate their golden we'd ding. All comrades having automo- piles will please have them at the Armory at that time.
 AN APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT-H. S Griswold and his wife, Mary Griswold, defendants in a dam age suit that resulted in a verdict for S4,125 for the plaintiff, Rebecca Horne. through their attorneys, ar gued a motion for new trial in the Superior Court It was denied. No tice of appeal to the Supreme Court was made.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE-Laura c. Stroud was granted a divorce from Ernest Goodhue Stroud, Judge stan ford issuing the decree. Mrs. Stroud was given the custody of their daughter, Eleanor The Strouds were married in Santa Barbara Septem- Der, 1907. For the first year Mrs. Stroud declared her husband had failed to provide for her and their child Desertion was also charged.
 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
 Last Thursday night at the annual election O. Mesquite Camp No. :, Woodmen of the World, the following were chosen to serve during the com ing year: w. F. Clark. council com mander; George F. Best, advisor; J. W. Connolly. clerk; J. D. Moss, banker; F. A. Jones, escort; Thomas Airline, watchman; AI w. Brack, auditor; w l.. Stewart, state man ager: J. w. Patterson state deputy.
 SEWER SYSTEM WORK PRO- RESSlNG-The contractors for the installation of the Mesa sewer svs- tenn are laboring day and night in what will doubtless be a successful endeavOr to complete the work at a date far in advance of that set in the contract. Three shifts are en1- ployed in conducting the work of trench digging and pipe laying. and the work has been handled and di- rected with such intelligence that traffic has been but little, if any, hindered in any part of the town.
 INDIAN AGENT IS NOT GUAR DIANA recommendation of an In dian agent is not sufficient to secure a marriage license when the prin- cipals are under age This discovery was made by an 1S-year-o Pima boy, Pablo Jose who appeared in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court Saturday and asked for license made out in his name and that of Susie Lewis, sweet 16. He was provided with a note from Charles F. COe, of the Sat River In dian Agency who wrote that the girls parents offered no objection and that he recommended that the license beissued. The hard hearted clerk refused to grant the agents re- quest. Pablo, who works on a Mesa farm, says he makes g a day and can support a wife.
 ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR The ladies of the First Methodist church will hold their annual Christ mas bazaar Friday afternoon De- cember TO- between Wall street and First avenue on Washington street. At noon luncheon will be served at a very reasonable price. The chairman of the committees and their assist ants for the different booths are as follows: Candy booth, Mrs. Lloyd Christy, chairman, her assistants be- ing Mrs. Harry Shedd, Mrs Walter Wilson, Mrs. F. Phillabaum, Miss Blanch Lumbeck, Mrs. R. NJ Tafel, Miss Faye Young, Mrs. Paul Kantz Baby and doll bOoth-Mrs. Jay Fay. chairman, her assistants being Mrs Garland Couch, Mrs. Fred Adams, Mrs. F. Petross, Mrs. C. 3. Caine, Miss Vivian Young, Mrs. Louis Hirst, Mrs. Mae Walker Linen booth, Mrs. C. F. Jones, chairman, her assistants being Mrs. E. E. Pas COG, Mrs. c. T. Hirst, Mrs. Jennie Adams, Mrs. Warnick Scott. Mrs w. s. Goldsworthy, Miss May Wilson, Mrs. G. F. Irwin. Mrs. Harry Blair, Mrs. J. A. Sexson. Fancy work booth, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, chairman, her assistants being Mrs. T. E. IT, vine, Mrs. Wilson Lumbeck, Mrs. $. E. Symonds, Mrs Levi Young, Mrs A. H. Lawrence, Mrs. M Pittman, Mrs. Ray C Harker, Miss Nellie Wilkinson. apron booth; Mrs. w. c. Work, chairman. Her assistants are Mrs. James Clinch, Miss Merta Work Mrs. M. s. Sharpe, Mrs. A. D. Crabb, Mrs. Eva Butler, Mrs. Clara Battin. Refreshment booth, Mrs. Robert Fish er chairman; her assistants, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Sistrunk, Mrs. V. E. Lindsay, Mrs. E. D. Raley, Miss Zim- mer, Mrs Lyons. Cooked food booth Mrs E. M. Lamson, chairman; her as- sistants, Mrs. w. W. Wilkinson, Mrs. Eva Young, Mrs. O. H. Christy. Mrs. E. Winslow, Mrs. c. w. Herring, Mrs. A. L. Higgins, Miss Anna Munson. MOVED-Safety razor blades sharp ener from 142 to POS w. Washington.