Arizona republican., 1917-09-06
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DRAF II ED Al MIAMI-Earl Gfd- ham left last night for Miami and will entrain there for training camp Sep tember z.
 MEETS TODAY-The Eastern Star will hold its regular monthly meeting as Masonic hall at 2 o'clock this after noon.
 FALL SCHOOL TERM-The fall term at the Creighton school will open September r. The school will be crowded this year, owing to an increase in the population of the district dur ing the summer.
 GRANTED ElVORCE-Mrs. Lulu P. Bradbury was granted divorce from Dr. Charles c. Bradbury yes terday by Judge Stanford. The couple were married in IdWa in 1906. TED HEALY HOME-Ted Healy. former owner and editor of the Casa Grande Bulletin, returned to Phoenix | yesterday from two months vacation on l the coast. He spent the most of his l time at Long Beach
 l HUGGETT FUNERAL-The funeral l of Ira H. s. Huggett, who died Monday, will be held at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning al the Central Methodist | church. Rev. W. J. Sims officiating i Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 AUXILIARY TO MEET-The aux Hilary of the east and south will hold it's regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Masonic hall. Visiting members are cordially | invited to attend
 READY FOR BUSlNESS-The state corporation commission is complete again. F. A. Jones returned yester- i day from the coast. Commissioner | h1 haf
 MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Joseph F Kennedy, 23. Phoenix. and Merrill Renter, 21, Phoenix; Edgar A. Siervogel, 20, Phoenix, and Bessie Garrett, IT. Phoenix
 END OF VACATlON-Mrs T. E. Welch and her daughter Mildred, after spending a very pleasant summer on the coast have returned to their home 334 North Second avenue Mrs. Welcn | exrets to reopen her boarding house about September s.
 BETHEL CHURCH SOCiAL-There will be a social at Bethel church on Friday evening. An entertainment consisting of readings, quartettes duets and vocal, piano and violin so. los will be given. Also good home made ice cream and cake will be served. Let all come and have a good time together.
 FOR RECKLESS DRlVING-F'ranI nI Irving, arrested by Policemen Culp aSad | Cutler, charged with the reckless driv- ing Of an automobile in the downtown streets, appeared in police court yes terday afternoon. Upon being found ! guilty sentence was deferred contingent upon his observance of the traffic rule. in the future
 COMMISSION MEETS-The city commission met in regular session yes- terday morning. Owing to the absence Of Mayor Corpstein and Commissioner Dunlap, important matters that were to have been considered were allowed to go over to the next meeting. Severa matters Of less importance were dis posed of
 SLIGHT BLAZE-An overheated oi stove was responsible for fire at I small house in the 800 block East lief. ferson street, yesterday afternoon. Tn, fire department responded to an alarn but their services were not needed. Tn, house was owned by a Mrs. Salazar. , Dhnd Mexican woman and is also oc. cupled in part by the family of q Mrs Morales.
 FUNERAL OF LITTLE SON-Tb, funeral services for the little son O MT and Mrs. Jesse Grittman of Si, Polnts will be held at the parlors n the Moore X Mcclellan Undertakin, company at o'clock this afternoon The Rev. Sims will be the officiatin, clergyman. Interment will be il Greenwood cemetery. WIENER SUPPER-The mon n the Grace Lutheran church will eiv werner supper at Eastlake park thi evening. They cordially invite thei wives, children and friends to attend ; Supper will be served from to
 o'clock.
 ATTENTION ELKs-There will b an important meeting of the Elk iouge tnls evening at their clu rooms: The matter of the propose, gift of S1,000,000 for the establishment of a hospital in France will be dis l cussed. large attendance is re 1 quested tonight
 , CHARGED WITH ASSAULT } James Coleman, negro charged wit assault with a deadly weapon. wi
 be given his preliminary examinatio
 before Justice De Souza at 2 o'coc v Wednesday afternoon. He is bein f held in the county jail in default ( , $500 bail set by the court The com
 blaming witness is Charles Anderso
 who alleges that Coleman attacke
 him with a knife.
 w. c. T. U. MEETlNGS-The w. ( 7 T. U. will resume it's regular meet | ings this afternoon at 2:15 at tn n r, home, 227 West Monroe street. Tn ' devotional services will be in chare y of Mrs. Harris and a general get
 together program and business ses
 sion will follow. The president urge the attendance of all members now ' the city and visitors will be col f dially welcome.
 . BALSZ PARENTS TS-TEACHERS' .
 The Balsz Parents Teachers assoca
 tion will hold its regular meeting F'r
 day afternoon, September 2, at tf home of Mrs. A. T. Jackson. A
 members are requested to wear the
 bungalow aprons and also to brir
 scissors needles, and thimbles, as u