Arizona republican., 1917-08-03
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 against John D. Bail.
 GO TO COAST-Mrs. J. D. Tender son and her daughter Mrs. Josephine Ryan, left last evening for Los An geles where they will pass the re- mainder of the summer.
 DAVIS TO COAST-E. M. Davis of the Arizona Fire Insurance company. left last evening for Los Angeles and the beaches for a two weeks pleasure tip. Ted H. Decker and daughter Miss Mary Louise, arrived yesterday morn- ing>from Fl Paso to visit Mr. Thomas Campbell
 BACK FROM sPRINGs-Miss Gen. evieve Stowe, who has been several weeks at the Y. W. C. A. cottage at Iron Springs, returned to Phoenix yes terday.
 LICENSED TO Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Will liam J. Ball, B, Phoenix, and Leona E. Baker. "A, Phoenix. and Fred Walsh 31 Glendale, and Stella Hardy, 20, Glendale
 MASTER PAINTER-R. E. Merritt, the contractor of GlobO who was .se gently appointed master painter for the state, arrived from his home town last evening to spend a few days in this city on business.
 FIELDS HERE-Samuel Fields and wife of Ray arrived here yesterday, the object of the trip being shopping and business combined MT. Fieldsxis the superintendent of the Arizona-Hercu les mine.
 BASkETBALl-A basketball game between the bows food brigade and the Never Sweats will be staged this af- ternoon in the Y. M. C. A. gym inn mediately following the Rotary club luncheon at the Rose Tree.
 ENGINEER ETURNING-After a months vacation in California and Nevada. Harld Bargman, county en- gineer iss,expected to return home this morning. While away Bargman inspected road condition on the coast. COOK THE SAME-The Sisters | hospital reported last night that Yer non Cook, who has been seriously i'll 1 for the past few days, is resting easy, but that there was little improvement in his condition
 SHEEPMEN HERE - Hugh E. Campbell, l. S. Brown, J. E. Metz, all of Flagstaff, and E. A. Sawyer, of Winslow, all prominent sheepmen, ar | ] registered at the Adams l HOTEL MAN HERE Edward T Gushee, manager of the hotel at Hot business trip. MT Gushee will spend several days in town preparing for the l fall season.
 NEW CORPORATlONS-Articleso of incorporation were filed yesterday in 1 the office of the state corporation com mission by the following new con- cerns: Magnavoux company, Okona Mining company.
 GOING EAST-Among the vacation ists to leave town recently was Miss Winifred Eads, who is en route fol Marion, Indiana, where she will pass a few weeks with Miss Lucille Moss man.
 HERE FOR TEAcHERs-Dr. H. T Richards of Gila Bend arrived iron that place last evening. Dr. Richard. isfa member of the school board ant while in the city he will try to fl several vacancies. He is registered a the Adams hotel.
 GIVEN DECREE-Mrs. Laura L Malsch was granted divorce by Judge Stanford yesterday after testi. mony was introduced in the case showing that her husband, Charles [ L. Masch, had deserted her Failurt 1 to provide was another ground or which Mrs. Malsch was given her de- l cree.
 JONES TALkS-Attorney Genera 1 Wiley Jones addressed the boys foot brigade last evening on the Y. M c A. stadium following the military drill MT. Jones spoke of the situation in thi
 
 had to be done
 returned last evening from the east after spending three months on a com bined business and pleasure trip Hi, family will remain in the east for tn, summer, returning the early part O September
 T AVIATOR LUkE-A telegram wa received by Frank Luke, Sr., yesterda, from his son, Frank Luke, Jr., an nouncing the fact that he left Tuesda, night for San Diego to enlist in tn aviation corps. Young Luke is wei known especially among the higl school circle of this city
 PAIGE REPRESENTATIVE E-JohI H. A. Campbell, the Pacific coast rep resentative of the Paige Motor com pany, arrived yesterday from Los An geles on a business trip. While il town he will inspect the new plan installed by the Pecklo- Cord compan, the local agents.
 "GOLDBAR" JENKS-T. H. Jenk, of Wickenburg returned yesterda from the coast where he purchase new machinery for his Gold Bar min, He leaves in a few days for Pittsbur where he will hold consultation wit the large stockholders in the mine O an important matter TO VISIT FATHER-William Nal loch left for Los Angeles Wednesda to visit his father, who is a merchan n of that city. The elder MT. Maloc spent last winter with his son hert Miss Katherine Roverake of New Tor and Mrs. J. Barry of Denver are tn guests of Mrs. w. Malloch. They wi leave shortly for California for the va cation season.
 ATTENDS MEETING-Francis \ Whitney, attorney for the Wester Union Telegraph company, left las evening after attending the meetin yesterday of the tax commission M, Whitney was on his way to the coas and stopped over at Phoenix to loo after the interests of his clients at th committee meeting.
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