Arizona republican., 1917-06-20
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CALLED EAST Clay Leonard, l clerk of the supreme court. on Mon- day night learned of the serious ill., ness of his mother at Kansas City and at once left for her bedside MARRIAGE DATE-Announcem Is made of the marriage next Thurs day night of Henry A. Langdon and Miss Ada Hayes. The etemony will take place at 126 South Second street. LICENSED TO WED-A marriage li- eense was granted yesterday to Lewis Edward Seeber 65, Mesa and Sarah Ellen Kesler, 63, Fair Oakes
 PAYS FiNE-After serving in the county jail 20 days, Henry Moore. negro janitor of the Blenheim. paid the s200 fine imposed by the court for boot logging and was given his freedom.
 GIVEN SIXTY DAYS-Mary Hines charged with an offense against public morals, was adjudged guilty in police court yesterday afternoon and given sentence of sixty days in the city jail There was no alternative of d fine
 HAS DONE TlME-Ed Looney was given a six months suspended sentence for bootlegging, by Judge Stanford yes terday. LoOney has been confined in the county jail for the past S5 days which time was taken into account when sentence was passed.
 WILL ASSIST RED CROSS-Mrs Ben Welch, assisted by Mrs. Kate Sabre and her daughter, Mrs sam Haldiman, have volunteered to work in behalf of the Red Cross south Of the railroad. These women are especially fitted for this work because all three speak the Spanish language fluently
 lUGO CASE CONTINUED-Because Of the absence from the city of her attorney, the case of Anita Lugo, charged with conducting a house of prostitution, which was to have been heard before City Magistrate Frank Thomas yesterday afternoon. was con- tinuel to this afternoon.
 MARRIED AT TEMPE Charles K Jennings of Ray, well known in the mining city, was married yesterday afternoon at Tempe to Miss Laura Jen- sen. who resides in the normal school city. according to word received from Tempe last evening. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Clifford NOtt Hand
 WILL MEET THURSDAY = Mem bers of the Fowler Neighoorhood In- provement Circle will meet at the Downing sisters home on the lower Buckeye road Thursday afternoon at , o'clock, at which time some Phoenix women will give an important talk on food conservation. 4 full attend ance is desired.
 PRAISES STATE-A letter received at the office of the governor yester- day from Vice-Governor J. W. Hoopes of the eleventh district re serve bank. conveyed the thanks of himself and associates to the state of Arizona for having responded nobly to the call of the government in the matter of the Liberty Loan bonds
 RETURN FROM GLOBE United States Marshal Joe Dillon and his deputy, Fred Hudson, returned yes terday from Globe, where they have been attending the grand jury ses- sion for the past several days. There is little probability that either officer will return to Globe as their work in connection with the grand jury ses- sion has been completed, so far as is known at the present time
 SEEKING MAJOR DORAN-Chief of Police Brisbois has received a re- uest for information as to the present whereabouts of Major A. J. Doran. The major is supposed to have left San Diego in January and to have come to Phoenix. Since then no word has been received from him. AnS person knowing where Major Doran is at present should communicate with Chief Brisbois.
 WILL RETURN SOON-John j. Birdno. receiver at the local land of flee. is expected to return to Phoenix the latter part of the week after an absence of more than month. Mir Birdno was forced to go to Chicago several weeks ago because of poor health. He underwent an operation at the Windy City which is said to have been very successful with result that his health is said to be greatly i'm proved.
 ON VACATION TRiP-Rev. Im- manuel P. Frey and family left Sunday evening via the Santa Fe on a vacation trip that will take them to various points in Minnesota. Wisconsin and Michigan. Rev Mr Frey will also at tend the sessions of the Lutheran church and the jubilee services in com memoration of the 400 anniversary of the Reformation, to be held in Mill wanl'ee July II to 1S They will return to Phoenix the first part of September.
 WOODMEN CHlLDREN'S DAY The Royal Neighbors and the Modern Woodmen of America, in the Knights of Pythias hall this evening will hold the annual joint children's day festiv-
 ties There will be a fish pond for the little ones, games and contests, and best of all refreshments. Charles Ellis has volunteered to render recitation for the entertainment of the children. All Neighbors Woodmen ana their children are urged to attend. A good time is assured all