Arizona republican., 1917-10-20
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LEFT FOR TUcSON-C. R. McFall, assistant United States district attor- ney, left for Tucson yesterday.
 RETURNS TO WASHINGTON Frank A. Thackery of the United States Indian service, returned to Washington, D. C., last night. He had been here on a several days business trip.
 RETURNS HOME-Mrs. C. Axine will return to her home in DeLeon, Tex, this morning, after spending sev- eral weeks in the valley.
 RESET APPEAL CAsE-The case of William C. Ellis, ct al vs. The First National bank of Globe, appealed from Gila county and originally set for hear ing on October P. was yesterday reset for hearing in high court on Oc- tober 31.
 NEW CORPORATIONS = Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation commission by the following new con- cerns: Ottawa Gas, Oil & Refining company, Gila Meat company.
 ON BUSINESS TRlP-T. E. Irvine of the McNeil company, is on two weeks business trip to the northern part of the state. He is expected tO return the first of next week.
 HUNTING GOoD-Lyman Bennett Mark Heintz and George Henry, all Of McNeil company went duck hunting on the Salt River, about 12 miles south of Phoenix, recently. As duck is plen- tiful in that part of the country, the bag limit was soon secured. INGLESIDE CLUB-Ingleside clut will open October 25. Mrs. H. L. Hall the new manager has arrived and is getting. things ready for the coming season.
 LICENSED TO WED - Marriage licenses vert issued yestel day tc I'eter H. Dow, 40, Raton, ani Nina Anderson, 3S, Omaha; Francisco Go. meg, B, Phoenix and Pastora Valdez 25, Phoenix.
 TEMPORARY ALIMoNY-Mrs. Zola Halstead was granted $50 a montf temporary alimony from her husband Ray W. Halstead, against whom sh, brought action for a divorce AUCTION TUESDAY-Through al error in The Republican Friday morn i ing, the announcement of the auctior i sale by B. w. Getsinger, of the liv, | stock of Huber brothers at Chandler was dated Wednesday. The date should have been Tuesday. october B. FOR GRAND CANYON-Mr an, i Mrs Fred Sharpe, Miss Mary Louis l Sharpe, Miss Isabelle Irvine and Mas | ter Harry Sharp were members of al automobile party which left for tn i Grand Canyon yesterday. Several day will be spent in viewing Arizona scenic wonder
 RED CROSS cLASSES-Red Cros 1 classes are being organized in frs i aid and sick nursing and are open |, women and girls over sixteen. Any one desiring information regardin. l these courses can secure it by phonin, Miss Egleston, 1891, between o'clocl l in the morning and o'clock in tn | afternoon.
 LOCATED HERE-Colonel and Mrs 1 Fred $. Breen now are located at hom at 326 East Roosevelt street. Unles l Colonel Breen resigns his office O disbursing officer for the state in tn operation of the selective service law the Flagstaff editor and leading citi zen will remain a resident of Phoeni until the close of the war. from al present indications Mrs. Breen ha been here for nearly a month.
 BILLY SUNDAY-Dr. R. c. Harke
 will speak on Billy Sunday and Hi
 Work next Sunday evening at 7:S
 o'clock at the First Methodist churcl
 Dr. Harker has known Billy Sunda
 since he was in the Y. M C. A. work i
 Chicago. He heard him speak severs
 times recently in the great tabernaol
 in Los Angeles. The favorite songs (
 Billy Sunday will be sung by the lare
 choxus choir and congregation. I'll
 church is at the corner of Second ave
 nue and Monroe street.
 PARTY AT ANNEx-The first (
 a series of entertainments planned b
 Mrs. Mae Price proprietor of the An
 mex hotel, took place Tuesday after
 noon in the parlors of the Annex. Tn
 pariors and lunch tables, where tlaint
 refreshments were served, were bret
 tily decorated with ferns and red car
 nations The afternoon was spent i
 sewing for the Red Cross. Thos
 present who are also guests of tt
 house, were: Mrs. W. J. Johnson. MT
 E. F. Shropshire, Mrs. J. F. Hoffman
 Mrs. C. W. Nelson. Mrs c. R Fox. MT
 Nora $. Clark, Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
 McInteyer, Mrs. M. Burleson. Mrs.
 F. Corbett, Miss Burleson, Miss Berth Smith Misc K Pauorc