Arizona republican., 1917-02-13
TOWN TOPICS

MARRIAGE CENSES-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Roy c. Peterson of Patagonia and Iona \. Brumback of Valley Heights and Perry Elmer Borchers of Tadmor and Helen Vanderdoes of Phoenix.
 DRY WORKERS COMlNG-Hall and Sumner, nationally known prohi- bition workers, will be in Phoenix next Monday, February 19, to preach at the tabernacle. They are called the Billy Sundays of the national dry fight.
 MASONIC FESTiViTiES-Mrs Ray Hagan of Clifton is among the out of town visitors in attendance at the Grand Lodge festivities. Mrs. Hagan is a sister of Senator Whipple of Greenlee county and a we'll known so- cial favorite in Phoenix
 RAILROAD CROSSINGS-A. c. Karger clerk of the board of super visors of Cochise county. and J. F. Ross. Cochise county attorney, ap- peared before the corporation con- mission Monday morning relative to the number of railroad crossings in that county
 YEOMEN FUNERAL SERViCE-A number of members of Phoenix Home stead 5471. Brotherhood of American Yeomen, went to Tempe yesterday afternoon and attended the funeral of Henry Mitchell of that place. The ser vice was held in the Methodist church Rev. J. Wilbur Fisk officiating. The burial service of the Yeomen lodge was used at the grave.
 MAN HELD UP-Harvey Ward re- siding at the corner of Fifteenth ave- nue and Lincoln, was accosted by four MeXicans last evening about midnight on First avenue, near Lincoln, knocked down and beaten into inconsistencies The MeXicans took five dollars off the prostrate man and fled The police picked him up, and after Dr. Beau champ had brought him to and had attended to his injuries, Ward was taken home.
 GOES TO ASYlUM-Mike Ouari- anta, the Italian, who. armed with g gun, set out to find the man who was following him, was yesterday adjudgeC insane by Judge Stanford and com mitted to the state asylum. Quarianta at the hearing testified that he haC given his funds, in the sum of SAP, tt friend for good luck" The cour made an order that the money be SC cured at once and the sheriff's offic, had no difficulty in collecting it.
 TRAIL STAGE OFFICE-The Wesle. | Hill Apache Trail Stage company ha! i now opened offices at the Wolpe drut 1 store. The stage line has been yer, popular with the tourists and loca | people who have gone sight seeing Tn : business of the company made it nee l essary that 1t move to more centra location. All who have business affair with the stage including purchasini tickets for transportation, may secur attention from clerks in the store. UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS = There are undelivered telegrams at tn Western Union Telegraph office for tn
 following: John F. Ross, C. J. McDon
 aid. Hans Borum, A T. Smith. Lyo
 and Co.,. Antone Barthe, Edward I l Wood, C. E. Berry. Norman Carmi | chael, H. C. Myers, E. $. Gamble MT!
 Mary Michaels, ". L. Flannery. Leo W
 Eastman, Philip Flynn, Mrs H. McNei
 B. Fulda, w. J. Russell, E. Leland, Eal
 Rickerd. Miss Anna Tipton, and J.
 Healy.
 CALLED EAST-George w (Sant
 Fe) Brown. the well known employe
 the Santa Fe railway. has been calle
 east on account of his mothers Hines
 She lives in Kansas. Illinois. His man
 friends wish him good luck on his sa
 journey and hope to see him baC
 again in the very near future. He wi
 be missed. especially by the bowlers
 Phoenix, as he is looked upon as u
 father of bowling in this city and the secretary and treasurer of the Sa
 River Valley Bowling league.
 MAY SAVE SIGHT-Despite h
 terrible suffering from burns receive
 whea can of gunpoWder with whiC he was playing exploded a few day 7 ago, Harold Graham was the happie } lad in Phoenix yesterday. The bo who is the -year-old son of Baili
 W. J. Graham of the superior coui
 was unable to see for days after u 5 accident. Yesterday the physician 5 charge said that his eyesight might l restored. The left eye is going to s as strong as ever Harold assures h
 tiny friends who cal daily to inquiI
 and it is possible that the right e,
 might be saved.
 S ROTARY BARBECUE-The Rota D club is going to find out how cotton
 grown. As the guests of the Southwe
 Cotton company. a subsidiary of t ! Goodyear Tire & Rubber compar i members of Phoenix livest civic O ganization will meet at the City H; j plaza at 10:30 o'clock Friday nor 0 ing. Those who have machines W s bring them and those who have not W
 ride in them. F. A. Seiberling, pres d dent of the Goodyear Tire & Rubh q company, will be present at the tour s inspection. The fact that his compa
 is about to plant thousands of acres if Salt River valley land in cotton h 5. been the cause of much comment a " the introduction of the Rotary club y the actual development will furtf l. acquaint all concerned