Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
GRANTED A DIVORCE

Kinkade was granted a divorce yes terdav from John w. Kinkade, for merIv a contractor in this city. She was given the right to resume her maiden name, Smallhouse.
 LICENSED TO WED - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Charley Abrjll and Marie Feliz, Elm ma Lewis and Lillie l.. Rawson, and John Thomas Boletho of Wickenburg and Amy Grace Fresidder of Corn
 wall England.
 NEW TRIAL DENIED-Judge F. O.
 Smith of Prescott yesterday denled
 inc motion for new trial of the case
 of Oliver King vs. H. B. Shry. King
 was recently awarded a verdict or
 $2N0O dana ges resulting from col
 lfsion. F. C. Struckmeyer was attor-
 ney for King and George PurdE Bull
 lard represented Shry.
 VERDICT FOR PLAlNTlFF-The
 sum of $262O for the plaintiff was the
 verdict in the damage suit Of G. IL.
 Williscroft vs. ". w. Docson anu
 Harold A. Dobson. w. w. Dopson
 was dismissed, but his son Will have
 to pay the sum of $250O Tor personal
 injuries and S120 damage to the car
 The accident occurred in Mesa, March
 [. when the young motorlst ran lhto
 Williscroft. He sued for $500 dam ages.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL - II. s.
 Wallis. Amarillo; Ed. J. Gotthaf, Los
 Angeles. Ben $. White, Nogales' William Jansen, Douglas; E. B. ONel-
 man, Rochester; J. H. Hennest'
 Tempe; L. M. Mendenhall, Douglas;
 NJ. c. Myers, Chicago; $. M Lee Denver; Wallace LOGgatt; OrrSNllle' Ohio; Thomas C. Evans, Fl Paso; w H. Thorpe, Parker, Ariz; Are Simmotz, Oakland; Frank Doster' Pasadena; w. T. Taylor and wife Los Angeles; w. c. LaSelle, Amar- lilo: R. H. Saltin, San Diego; Miss Shernanski, Pasadena; Porter J. NC Kinsey, Phoenix.
 MRS. PENNEY AT Y. w. C. A Our Sisters on Foreign Battle1lelus' is the interesting topic announced py NJrc IT. B. Pinney for the Y. w. (. A. vesper service this afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Pinney is the president of the Occidental Board of Forelgh Missions of the Presbyterian church. She is in Phoenix attending the ses- sions of the Synodical society. She IS well qualified and interesting as a nuI.lic sneaker. The many PhoenlX friends of Mrs. Ethel LaChanc" RU- lolph of San Diego will be pleased to know they will have the pleasure ot hearing her also. Mrs. Rudolph Will sing Just As I Am," by Nevin. A cordial invitation is extended.
 STATION -MURLLESS mar riace of Mrs Harriet l.. Seaton to j. S. Murlless took place yesterday ,fternoon at the home of the bride, inc Ee.v. C. C. Jones of the Christian church officiating. Only members of inc family witnessed the ceremony The bride is well known in Phoenix, having made this her home for the past ten or twelve years. She has been employed in the office of the state board of control for the past year. Mr Murlless has made Arizona his home for the past few years. be- ing connected with the Cadillac Mo tor company After q brief honey moon in the southern part of the state. MT. and Mrs. Murlless will be 1t nome to their friends at their home sast of the Indian school.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-S. s. Me Cants, DenopalO, Ala; J. B. West field DenopaIo, Ala; George K. Will son. Globe: P. J. Wagner; William II. Sawtellc Tucson; J. H. Null holland and wife, Wickenburg; r. NJ. Layton. Safford: S Sange, Savage: r. B. Ingles and wife, Wickenburg; E. J. Kain, Horton, Kas.; Charles Kennedy, Topeka, Kas.; o. E. Olson, St. Paul: A A. Champ. Boston; W. F. Feel. Reading, Pa; G. w. Wads- worth, Los Angeles; w. $. schmidt, St. Louis; Steve Pinckney. San An tonio: N. C. Goldsberry, New York; A R. Goldsburg, New York; Stan lev w. Lowry Philadelphia; A. w. Sohorf. Wickenburg: Leonard Dozier, Los Angeles; A. Becker, PhoeniX C. w. Spaulding, Los Angeles.