Arizona republican., 1917-05-06
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ROVlNG-Senator H. A. Davis IS slowly improving after serious ill- 1 ness. He is at 726 East Pierce street
 ON SAD ERRAND-L J. Charles of scr North Fourth street leaves on Mon day evening with his Wife's body fer Milton, Ind. where burial will take place.
 70 FiSHING-Joe V Prochaska, George Lancaster, Ben Coffee ana MT. Perry left last night for Roosevelt Lake to spend the day fishing Mr Prochaska will go through to Miami and return to Phoenix Tuesday | ADMITS SPEED-F. R. Sandes ad- mitted to Justice Wheeler yesterda that he was travelling at the rate of 43 miles an hour on the Tempe road when apprehended by the county motor cycle officer He was fined S10 for speeding
 AT OSEVELT-Among the many parties at Roosevelt during the mast week was that enjoyed by Miss Mills, Miss Gillesnie, Miss AlIire. Grayco Coffey, Jack Campbell and Frank Don ald Fishing and boating were features of the pleasant trip.
 NEW OFFlCES-New offices a-e he ing furnished and fitted up for the Wright Land and Cattle company. at h South First avenue. These officcs will be occupied as soon as they are ready This business is managed L, Charles H. Wright, the well known cat- tie dealer.
 DEGREE GRANTED-t was too slow in Phoenix for Mrs. Jessie Coul- ter, who deserted her husband, Hugh Coulter, a local rancher. In the divorce court yesterday Coulter testified that his wife. who is a cook. left him every ,l T good.' Judge Lyman granted the de- cree.
 CLUB HcSTESSES - Mrs. Roy Parsons ard Mrs. Roland Parson, were hostesses at the Country club tea yesterday afternoon. There were the usual out door sports and q col lection for the Red Cross another regular Saturday afternoon feature was observed.
 DANCE SATURDAY-N Satur- day evening the Fraternal Brotherhood will give it's regular dance. The best music obtainable will be furnished and a royal good time is promised all WEo attend. A small admission fee is charged men who attend but women are admitted free of charge.
 1 NOTABLE PROGRAM-J. H Col 1 liHs, well HnoWn market expert, will be the principal speaker at an i'm 1 portant meting of the Roosevelt Fam, | Improvement association 10 be held 1 at the Neightori ood school Tuesday 1 evening at s o'clock. C. W Barnes livestocl specialist. will also give ar i interesting address. Members of the l neighborhood club will vo-operate ana i serve refreshments.
 MANY BAR CANDIDATES - A large number of candidates will take
 
 Arizona par association. to he con. ducted ir the senate chambers at ths state house Monday and Tuesday o ! this week. Among those who vii take the tests are five women candi- dates. The examinations will be con 1ucted under the auspices of the statt bay organization
 FORD sTOlEN-H J. Mann, cit, building inspector, is mourning tn loss of his Ford, the second autt | stolen from near the Elks theatel last night The car had license mum | berS 1907 and was a five e-paSsengel of 1913 model. It had shock aosorb- CTS, Michlin all weather tread tire. on rear and smooth Grodyears or front. MT. Mann offers a reward O | $50 for it's recovery.
 KNOW TER-Because MT. ant Mrs. Peter PerinO were not raisina their boys and girls to be students ! they were brought into court by tht ! trustees of the Balsz school district They were given to understand tha it was against the law of the state no to educate the young folk and fin' of $20 being placed by Justice Wheele it emphasized the fact to the parents They alleged they were not familial with the school laws and assured the 1 { the roll call on Monday.
 FIRST AIO-Those who wisn to JoI the class in first aid. which will be in structed in afternoon sessions, are re quested to be present at the organiza tien meeting at the Red Cross instruc tion room in the Central school build ing Monday afternoon at ? o'clock, ol