Arizona republican., 1917-09-30
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CIVIL CASES SET-Civil cases n division l and of the superior court !, .ll U. set Monday afternoon.
 TO LOUlSIANA-H. J. Humphrey hoardnd last nights train for his home in Crowley, Louisiana.
 LuslxSo irIF-W. J. WaterSon will leave tonight for Chicago on a bus mess trip. He expects to be gone about three months.
 is making ten days business trip to Los Angeles.
 and family left last night on vacation trip to Los Angeles.
 RETURN 10 NEW YOak-E. G. Prowel returned to his home in New Ycxk City, last night.
 LEFT LAST NlGHT-Wallace and Victor Kohlberg left for Los Los An geles last night on pleasure trip. SHORT BUSINESS TRIP H. $. Smith left last night for Los Angeles on a short business trip. RETURNS HOME-A. E. Culbertson returned to his home in Los Angeles last night.
 OSBORN PIT. MEETING-The reg ular meeting of the Osborn Parent ! Teachers association will be held at. the school at o'clock "Wednesday af- ternoon. Red Cross work and other business will be discussed. l FROM OkIAHOMA-Isaac Orme is ] a recent arrival from Oklahoma who IS 1 contemplating taking up his permanent residence in the valley. 1 SUPERVISOR BACK-Supervisor Ind Mrs. W. K. Bowen have returned 1 to their home on the southside after a three weeks motor tour of the north | ern part of the state.
 i FLAGSTAFF VISiTOR-Miss Ruth Lawrence arrived from Flagstaff Fri day and will pass the winter with MT. and Mrs. Guy H. Lawrence of 736 East Van Buren street.
 G. A. R. MEETlNG-J. W. Owen Post, No. ,, G. 4. R., will hold it's first fall meeting Wednesday afternoon, October 3. at 30 o'clock in the f. NJ
 C. A. building. All comrades are cor
 dia,ly invited and are welcome. An Glew Downing, post adjutant.
 END PARK DANCES-Tke Phoenix ledge of the Woodmen of the World
 will give TO more dances at Eastlake
 park this season. Instead, they will be
 held at Patrick hall each Friday even
 ing, beginning Friday evening, Octo-
 Der 12.
 HAESOH- -CUNCAN-Miss Helen L.
 Duncan, a charming Chicago girl. and
 Chester G. Hanson, local newspaper
 man, were married yesterday morning
 by the Rev. David Roberts 0f the Meth
 od:st Episcopal church of Glendale. Tine
 young peo 1le have taken up their resi-
 Ience at 1JO7 Woodland avenue.
 GIRL TO ELECT-The Business Girls club will hold it's annual election
 of officers at the first regular meeting If the club on October 2. There was ar infal nal gathering of members at tn
 Young Women's Christian association Friday evening the affair being in the
 nature of 2 social session of the club ARIZONA PATENTS-Hazard & Miller, the pioneer patent agency o1
 Los Angeles has received by wire from
 Washington, notice of the issuance oi
 the following patents to Arizona in- ventors: Helen M. Stark, harrow Williams; Marshall J. Wyers joint Phoenix
 VISIT PRISON-Doane Merrill chairman of the commission of state
 institutions, and A. A. Jayne, member of the commission, went to Florence yesterday where they will visit the
 state prison over Sunday. MT. Merrill will return Sunday evening, Mir. Jayns going on to Fort Grant to inspect tht
 .aate industrial home for hoJs an,
 girls
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage E
 censes were issued yesterday to Pat { Thomas Armour, 26, Phoenix and Helei l Margaret Weir, 2, Phoenix; Danie ; Glen Teeter 24, Tempe and Ruth Hat T. tie Eldridge, 24 Los Angeles; Harr. , Lee Morrell, 20, Phoenix and Katherin Rose Osborn, IS, Phoenix; Forest F Niver, 23, Peoria and Maud E. Curnutt 2S, Peoria; Jesse Eugene Wallace, 2s Phoenix and Margaret Mary Fulwiler i27 pronniv
 WooDMEN OF THE WORLD PAR TYE1he local lodge Woodmen of tn
 World will give dancing party and so
 cial at K. of r. hall on Monday even ing, October l. It will be an event t celebrate the opening or the fall socia
 season and to aid the members of tn order in getting acquainted with eac = other, especially with the newer mem bers. Everything will be free on tha