Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
TOWN TOPICS

THE DIXIE HoUSE-The Fourth
Avenue house at the corner of 401 West
Washington has been repaired and re-
furnished throughout, and will be
known hereafter as the Dixie House.
MRS. IVY LEAVES-Mrs. ]. P. Ivy,
matron of the Eastern Star left yester-
day for Stafford where she will attend
the Rebecca assembly. She will be
away for a week.
NOTARlAL SEALS SIGNED
ernor Thomas Z. Campbell yesterday
signed notarial seals yesterday in favor
of Charles c. Williams of Phoenix and
A. T. Weidman of Jerome.
TO NOGALES ON BUSINESS
State Auditor Jesse l.. Boyce left last
evening for Nogales where he will
spend the next three days on official
state business. He will return to Phoe-
nix late Tuesday night.
LICENSED TO Withdrawing lie
ences were issued yesterday to Ionic
L. Sullins, IS, of Phoenix and Ada Eos
ter, 80, OF Salt Lake City; Atanacio
Gutierrez, 4S, of Peoria and Guadalupe
Castro, "a, of Peoria.
MISS GEORGE BETTER-Miss Mel
da George. who has been i'll at the
home of Mrs. A. H. Barbour, 1913 East
Washington street has so improved
that she expects to leave here for San
Francisco on Tuesday. She will be ac-
comnanied by her mother.
CHARGED WITH VAGRANCY -
Margaret Essex, Alkaline Starr and Sa
vannah Robinson are in the city jail
awaiting a trial Monday afternoon be
fore the city magistrate on a charge Of
vagrancy. They were arrested early
yesterday morning and their cases con-
tinued to Monday
civil CERNINE civil
service commission has announced an
examination for stenographer and type
writer for position in the field ser
vice to be held May 2. Examinations
will be held in Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tue
son and Yuma. Further information
may be obtained from G. r Craig,
room 260 Federal building.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is made
of the marriage of Mrs Nj Farrell to
R. Welch which took place on Monday
The bride has been a resident of Phoe-
nix for the past seventeen years ami
has many friends in the city. Mr.
WEIGH formerly made his home in Cali
fornia where he was in the automobile
business. They Will reside in Phoenix
ANOTHER DAMAGE SUIT-Thc
case of William ]. Hutchins versus the
Magma Copper company was placed on
trial yesterday morning before JuGSt
Sawtelle of the federal court. Hutchins
is suing for $4,000 for personal in
juries He is alleging his head was
crushed in an accident for which the
company was responsible. At a Prev
Gus trial the jury disagreed
JUNIOR GUIlD-The Junior Guild
OF the Trinity PrO-Cathedral will
give bridge and tea at the Rosary,
Monday afternoon. April 3. small
admission viii DE asked and it is
believed that d number of smart
folks will fake tables for the after
noon. the Rosary IS one of the most
attractive place in which 10 entertain
and the event is being anticipated
with more than a small amount OF
pleasure.
FOR HOSPITAL-For the benefit
of the Deaconess hospital the Mu-
sicians' club will Tomato the entire
proceeds from a concert to be given
at the EVonlans club tomorrow after
noon. The program will ne presented
by the most talented children of the
city ana the interesting numbers
nave been cleverly arranged. The
meeting will he open to the public
and the guest tickets will be but
twenty-five cents
PAYS FINE ANYWAY-Sam Will
son, well known clubman, was hailed
into court yesterday as speeder. Will
son assured his honor, Justice De Sou
"a, that he was against speeding and
would not have violated the speed or
dinance for the world. The trouble was
that he had new car that he had to
try out and it was too dark to see the
speedometer. Mr. Wilson was appre-
hended motoring from the Country
club to town. his passenger being Eu-
gene Goldman. He paid IS fine.
CASE CONTlNUED-For the steenth