Arizona republican., 1917-07-13
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 ATHA LEAVES-H B. Atha, Sr., left last evening for California to spend several weeks on business.
 STORES CLOSED-The stores of the downtown business district closed yesterday afternoon for the regular summer months weekly vacation.
 OFF FOR COAST-Undersheriff Lyman La Tourette left last evening for the California coast, where he will pass his vacation
 SON ARRIVES and Mrs. Kim ball Bannister are being congratulated on the birth of a son. The little lad arrived Wednesday,
 TO LONG BEACH-Miss Dollie C. Oglesby and Mrs. L. M. Harrison left Wednesday night for Long Beach to spend the summer months.
 DOYLE RETURNS-E. J. Doyle, proprietor of the cigar store bearing his name, has returned from an eX- tensive tour of the Pacific coast states.
 HOLMES TO cOAST-Mr and Mrs. Julian Holmes left yesterday evening for Los Angeles and the California
 DEPUTY RECoVERs - Deputy Sheriff Charles Nafzinger will report for work at the sheriff's office Monday having recovered from an attack of pneumonia. Nafzinger has been con- fined to his home for the past week.
 To CLOSE FOR SUMhi ER-Myra Wilson will close her place of business in tte Adams hotel from July 15 to September 1. Mrs. Wilson will spend her vacation in Salt Lake City and Boise, Idaho, returning by the way of Portland and San Francisco.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation com mission by the following new concerns: Warren Basin Copper Mining company, Colmar Oil company, Palmite Planta tions company.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to John D. Calhoun, 26, Chandler, and Bertha A. Jones 25, Phoenix; Charles Frank, Fl, Gila Crossing. and Mary Do mingo, 19, Gila Crossing; Bruce Delhi, 23, Ray and Phoebe Elvers Bergstrom, 21, Ray.
 woODMAN DANCE-Every ar rangement is complete for the open air dance of the Woodmen of the World at Eastlahe park this evening. Danc- ing will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. i There will be good music and refresh ! ments. The pubic is cordially invited. 1 There will be a nominal charge for each dance.
 ARIZONA PATENTS-Hazard X 1 Miller, the pioneer patent agency ot Los Angeles, received by wire from washington, notice of the issuance of the following patents to Arizona in- ventors: Thomas Davies, punch, Je- | rome; Frederick J. Pope and Albert w. Hahn, recovering copper, Douglas, biIchael Smith. dIin, Blsbee Alfred L. Trippel, Miami.
 SrGcoE1S rtNED-Speeding was censured in Justice Wheelers court yesterday where some half dozen were called to account for violating the mo- tor vehicle law. Thomas Sinister, who insisted on a trial, was found guilty and fined $10. Others who contributed to the coffers were, H. Benedict, S10; F. L. Bivin, $5; George Peters, $5; l., Neal, S5 and J. H. Dunaway, s5. SUFFERER NEEDS FAN-Suffer- ing intensely from the heat, a girl in ill health yesterday appealed to the county indigent officer for an electric 1 fan. The promise is made by the off cial that the fan will be returned in as good a, condition as when borrowed Anyone who is willing to loan their fan
 
 phone MT Canning at 2304 or 465. CALLED TO TRAINiNG-Paul Sweeney, the son of J. J. Sweeney, left last evening via the Southern Pacific | for San Pedro, where he will enter naval training. Young Sweeney is one of the most popular young men of 1 Phoenix and though his host of friends were sorry to have him leave, they were nevertheless glad that he had entered | the service Of his country. Sweeney enlisted in the naval reserve while al | Stanford last winter and received his call to report last week. He was em- | ployed at the National Bank of Ari- zona.
 CLEAN SLATE-Everybod picked on Mary Lee. It seemed to be the fav- orite pastime of the city police, ano finally the county officers picked or her to the extent of charging her witt bootlegging It was trouble all tn, time. Mary decided that this was nc place for perfectly respectable woman and she decided to go back tt Alabama, where they aren't so fault finding. Beginning over again sh, did not wish to be burdened with worthless good-f -for-nothing negro and took the necessary steps in Judg, Lyman's court yesterday. She secured her divorce decree on non- support | TOLLESON ENTERTAINED-On of series of entertainments for tn Boys Work Reserve, to be given unde the direction of boys division of tn
 Y. M. c. A., was held last night party drove over from Phoenix, carry Ing portable organ, and after havin dinner as guests of the camp, enter tained the boys with some songs am stories. Miss Martha Notion sang number of classic and popular selec tions, accompanied by Miss Eva E Der on the organ. The hearty reception
 that each number received bespok work well done. After the music, G. E Simmons. head of the boys departmen