Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
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WEEMS LEAVES

WEEmS LEAVES - M. I. " eeInS was passenger on last evenings Southern Pacific train for Arkansas.
 POSTPONE CANTATA--The can tata planned for this evening in Grace Lutheran church has been postponed one week on account of the illness of some of the choir
 ARRIVED YESTERDAY-J. F. Ran kin, a prominent merchant of Cleve- land, arrived at the Hotel Adams yes- terday to spend the winter. He is ac- companied by Mrs, Rankin.
 TO SAN FRANCTSCO-Niss Frances See, proprietor of the Frances See Mil linery shop in the Jefferson hotel, left last evening for San Francisco where she will remain over New Years, visit ing friends.
 RETURNS HOME-Mr. and Mrs William Picl1ens returned to their home in MissOula, Montana, last evening. after spending two months visiting in Phoenix and other points in the valley.
 TO SPEND WlNTER-Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Gilbert of Chicago arrived in the city yesterday and expect to spend the rest of the winter here. They are stopping at the Hotel Adams for the present.
 CASES DlSMISSED-Ray O'Donnen
 
 turbing the peace, were given their preliminary examination before Justice De Souza and on motion of the assist ant prosecuting attorney, Harry John son, were dismissed.
 TO VISIT BROTHER-Dr. and Mrs. Y. R. Carrillo of CaleXico, Cal, were guests at the Hotel Adams yesterday ! while on their way to. visit Dr. Car rlllo's brother, Jack Carrillo of Chan dler. Both of the brothers have large cotton interests in the Chandler dis trict.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Acre ! Russell, 26, Phoenix and Bessie Miller, | g Wichita and Clarence F. Young, 29, Miami and Lillian Hightower, 2S, San l Francisco.
 FINE IS PAlD-Bartlett Heard yes terday pleaded guilty in Justice De | Souza's court to a charge of violating ! the motor vehicle law. The usual sec ond offering fine of $50 was imposed and paid.
 | MARRIED HERE- Clarence E. Young, a well known mining man of Miami and Miss Lillian Hightower of ! San Francisco were married by Judge Stanford yesterday afternoon. MT 6G yet been called.
 CARLOADS OF AUTOS-Four car loads of automobiles were received by the Leach Motor car company yester- day and Will be unloaded tomorrow The several carloads contain Reos Premiers, Kings and Liberty cars re- spectively.
 BOUND OVER-Nrs. Lizzie F. Al len and R. w. Parks offered no testi- mony when they appeared in Justice Wheelers court yesterday for theil preliminary hearing on the charge O adultery. The man and woman wer, bound over to the superior court in tn, sum of $l,000, each, which they failed to furnish. Mrs. Allen is the mothe of four children, and her two daugh ters were placed in the custody of tn probation officer and the two boys il their fathers charge. Mir Allen swor to the complaint.
 ROAD WORk-A grading crew vii be established on the Wickenburg roa on January 10, according to the an nouncement of County Engineer liar old Bargman yesterday. MT. Barg man stated that the road improvement 2 work would extend from Hot Spring Junction to the county line.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Locat ed at Third avenue and Monroe Re, a George M. Lehigh, pastor; Prof. Lloy C. Elliott. superintendent of Sunda 7 school. "Brevity of Life" will be tn subject of the morning sermon at 1 o'clock. In the evening the subject ( the sermon will be Lost Opportunity Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. Baptis Young Peoples union meets for de votional service at 630 o'clock.
 MAHERS HERE-Among the guest at the Hotel Adams, who will spen the winter in the valley, are MT an Mrs. J. T. Maher of Jackson, Mis- They arrived from the Grand Canyo yesterday where they had spent seN eral days and tomorrow they expect go to the Roosevelt dam via u Apache Trail, where they will spend
 couple of days sight seeing. NJ
 Maher is a prominent capitalist
 Jackson.