Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
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ON VkCATION-M- and Mrs j. 1 C. Curley were passengers on last i nights train for Kansas City where i they will spend two or three months. i MADISON iMPROvES.-rne Madi- 1 son Improvement club announce the 1 holding of its regular meeting next ! Thursday evening in their new club i house.
 TO LINDA VSTA-Lester Byron, who has been here on few days
 visit left last evening for Linda Vista. | Mir. Byron has been recently ap- pointed First Lieutenant.
 TO SOUTH AMERiCA-Georg Nj. Collins who has been here the pastI | few weeks, left last night for South America via New Orleans. Mr Collins expects to go into business | in the southern republic.
 WINNERS ATTENTlON-All mem ! bers of the Winners Bible class are cordially invited, by those in charge, 1 to attend Halloween social to be given at the church parlors, Thursday | November 1. The guests are aske. ] to come in costume. NEW NOTARiES Commissions
 were signed yesterday by Governor ! Campbell authorizing the following | to act as notaries public in Arizona ! for the. usual term: F. F. COwan. 1 Bisbee; Charles Hickman, Jerome; Leslie C. Hardy. Nogales; Maurice ! Blumenthal. Tombstone.
 1 ASKS DAMAGES - Alleging that ! Isaac s. Bewley wrongfully permitted 1 his live stock to enter his standing 1 field of milo maize, Joseph Bellekoff i is suing Bewley for s1,500 damages. 1 The plaintiff claims that the stock i trampled, devoured and destroyed the milo maize, his loss being in the sum l asked for damages.
 CHILD WELFARE - The recently l appointed child welfare board held it's first meeting yesterday, electing A. H. l Davidson, temporary chairman. The work will be thoroughly discussed at
 meeting to be held at 1:3O oclocl: Sat
 urday afternoon at the court house
 library.
 1 TO LOS ANGELES and Mrs. 1 George Letker left last night for Los Angeles on a short vacation trip ON VlSlT-Moss Cozie Still left i last evening for visit with relatives i and friends in Little Rock and other
 eastern points.
 l WoMAN's CLUB GIFTS - The 1 Christmas packets for Uncle Sams 1 fighting men from the Woman's club ! will be packed by the club members at
 a meeting to be held Tuesday after
 noon, November 6, according to Mrs. 1 c. F. Ainsworth, under whose super
 vision the work will be done TO SPEND WINTER-Mr. and
 Mrs. William N. Killin of Minneapolis
 and Mrs. George Banla, Jr., or 1 Menasha, Wis, arrived in the city
 yesterday to spend the winter They
 are guests at the Hotel Adams Mi. killin is connected with the Minne-
 apolis St. Paul X Sault Ste Marie.
 PROCTOR BACk-Sam w. Proctor i secretary of the state corporation
 commission, is back at his desk after l an. absence of two weeks on hunt i ing trip near Springerville at the
 head of Black River Mir. Procto.
 was accompanied by Vic Hanny Guy l Miller and W. T. Geary.
 FOR Y. M. c. A. FUND-G. H.
 Kinkle of Las Vegas, N. M, has ar
 rived in Phoenix for a stay of twu weeks during which time he vii 1 act as executive secretary in the | campaign to raise .Maricopa county's i portion of the $35,000,000 war fund
 of the Y. M c. A. MT. Kink 1 state manager for the New ork Life l Insurance company for New Mexico, i located at Los Vegas.
 1 IS RETURNED HERE-E. L. Cord, who was brought back from Califor- mia on complaint of his former part her, George A. Mckinney, on the
 charge of having sold property on which there was an incumbrance, was l arraigned before Justice Wheeler yes-
 terday and his preliminary hearing set
 for 10 o'clock Friday morning, Novem- | Der g. He furnished bail in the sum
 of $500.
 DILLON HOME SOON-United
 States Marshal Joseph Dillon who lett ! recently for Chicago with a number
 of defendants, charged with reasonable
 activities in the Chicago grand jury
 l. w. W. indictments, Is expected to
 return to Phoenix by the middle of the
 week. Besides the defendants taken
 from Phoenix, were five alleged l. w
 W. men taken on warrants issued by
 fhe United States commissioner at
 Globe
 In. NEFF VISITS PRIsoN-Dr.
 Mary l.. Neff was visitor at the
 state penitentiary at Florence on Sun day and Monday in the interests Of
 the exhibits which are to be made
 from that institution at the coming
 state fair. Much work has been
 done by the inmates of the prison , ln preparation for the fair and it is . O@NPCtteu lo Hldhe pfetenllOuS ulS-
 play.
 . READY FOR FAiR-The brick ] work on the new mines exhibit build ing at the state fair grounds is con- pleted and construction of the root now is in progress. The building which is to cost $40,OOO, will De ready for the opening of the fair. Il is to be handsome building and 6 fine addition to those already on the grounds. It is located just at the left of the entrance
 APPEAL CASES-The. appealed I cases of Larry Duff against the state, and Stanley Priestly, also against the state, were argued yester- day in supreme court. and ordered T submitted. In both cases the ap pellants were represented by Robert k. Morrison of Prescott, George N harben, assistant attorney genera representing the state. The case O Bob Birch against the state, an ap peal, was by agreement set for ora 6 argument on Tuesday, November 20 COFFEE DELIGHT.-During tn, sessions of the district federation O
 Womens clubs held last week in tn.
 Madison Improvement clubs new clul
 house. reception was held on Wed