Arizona republican., 1917-10-04
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Anas- tasio Rueda, p, and Bertha Hersh- kowitz, 19, both of Wickenburg.
 ASKS CECREE-Mrs. Tillie Keen an yesterday instituted divorce pro- ceedings in the superior court yer sus John T. Keenan. charging cruelty.
 CHANGES WORk-James II. Ward, formerly of the reclamation service. has accepted a position in tine office of the clerk of the superior court. Ward will act as court room deputy.
 JEWISH WOMEN MEET = The Council of Jewish Women of Phoe- nix will meet on Friday afternoon. October ,, at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Henry Baswitz. at 625 North Third street
 MORE WEDDING BELLs-Ruth o. Pedigo, 5O3 North Thirteenth street. married Claude NJ Clifton. Phoenix. Monday night, October 1. W. S. Bu- chanan of the Christian church was the pastor officiating
 WEDDING ANNOUNCED M. Endsley of Los Angeles married Clarence Zehner of Phoenix The we'd ding took place Saturday evening, September 29, at the home of W. s. Buchanan, 326 East Palm Lane.
 ANOTHER COMMISSiON-A. F. Harter, division engineer for the state highway department, has received a commission of captain in the engineer corps in the officers, reserve camp.
 GAVE BOYS RAZORS-The Palace Hardware and Arms company yester- day presented safety razors to all young men of the third contingent who called at their store. One hundred and thirty-one called and carried away razors.
 SEEKS j. S. STRELLEP-Charles Stanley. deaf and umb, reached Mesa yesterday. coming from Austin. Texas. { He expected to find I. s. Stroller there. Up to last evening he had failed to To- cate Stroller and is anxious as to his whereabouts. Any person knowing the whereabouts of Stroller should com municate with Marshal Sabin at Mesa i or with J. w. Canning, this city.
 WHOSE .MULE?-A one year old. black mule followed a farmer in from Mesa yesterday. He was stabled at the { Dublin corral where the owners may recover his property. The mule has hobble marks, a reached mane, and has a halter
 cHILDREN'S PET MIssING-Dicl1 Koontz and his little sister Of 1541 West Jefferson street are mourning the loss of Petty a pet Boston Bull terrier that disappeared Tuesday night at Central avenue and Wash ington streets. The dog. a female, is of a light brindle color, with white spot on face. A reward is offered for the return uf the missing pet.
 BARNES SENTENCED-Walter H. Barnes, must contribute $35 a month to the support of his wife and must furnish $500 bond to guarantee that he will do so according to the order made by Judge Stanford yesterday. Barnes was recently convicted by a jury of wife abandonment.
 GLENDALE BEMEFIT- For the benefit of the Christian church. Mrs C. w. Hunter will present "The South ern Plantation" at the Rainbow theater in Glendale this evening. This will be the last amateur production under the direction of Mrs. Hunter before her departure for the coast where she will make her home.
 FURNISH COFFEE = One of the 1 very enjoyable features at the farewell 1 luncheon for the soldiers yesterday was
 the coffee. The women of the commit , tee in charge were furnished this cof- 1 fee by the manufa cturers of Ben Hun coffee. this thoughtful courtesy being l greatly appreciated by all who had part
 in the verv successful affair