Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
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 GOES TO DULUTH-Mrs. James H. Ward left laat evening for Duluth where she will pass the summer.
 PLEADS GUllTY-Guy P. Wads worth pleaded guilty to introducing | liquor in the state when brought be- fore Judge Stanford yesterday. He will | be sentenced this morning.
 MADISON WOMEN-The Madison | Woman's club will hold special meet ing Friday afternoon in the school au- | ditorium Mrs. W. r. Twitchell, presi- l dent, wishes all members to be present.
 PYTHlAN SlSTERS-The regular weekly Red Cross meeting of the Pyth- ian sisters will be held Friday instead of Thursday Mrs. V. A. Thompson and Mrs. S. E. Billingsley will act as hostesses.
 CHURCH CHANGES BUILDING The Calvary Baptist church will change it's place of worship June 1 from the Womans club to the old Episcopal church building on South Second street between Washington and Jefferson streets.
 MARRIED BY COURT - Peter Lewandosky of Yuma and Mary Con gales of Sianola, New Mexico, were yeSlSTudy Dy The marriage took place in the | judges chambers, and only the neces- sary witnesses were present.
 ALTAR SOCIETY SOCIAl-St. Marys Altar society will give a de- lightfully planned ice cream social this evening. A clever program has been arranged and a number of features will add to the enjoyment. This event was announced for a week ago but was postponed until tonight.
 TO VISIT CAMP-Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Getsinger left Monday evening for | Camp Funston, where they will visit their son, Lieut.. J. w. Getsinger, who has just finished his third course in officers training and expects to be sent across soon. MT. and Mrs. Get singer will return during the latter part of the week.
 DESIRES DECREE-Claiming that her husband deserted her year ago Mrs. Amanda Hastings has instituted divorce proceedings against Joseph An derson. The couple were married in St. Johns in 1902 and have four children. The plaintiff asks that the defendant pay $25 a month toward the support of the children.
 CLOSING ExERCISES-The closing program of the Independence school was held on Saturday evening At that time diplomas were given to Ava John Stillion and Richard Clark Nickell After the short, patriotic program pie social and auction was held. Sixty dol lars was raised by the Junior Red Cross of the district.
 YVES HILL AT CAMP-AIrs. Wes- ley Hill has received telegram from Mir Hill announcing his arrival and entrance into active work at CamI Colt, Gettysburg, Pa. MT. Hill is Q Spanish h-American war veteran anC ] in his wire tells how glad he Is tt once more be back in active war ser !; vice for the government.
 SPANISH H-AMERlCAN kERMESS- , A big kermess by Spanish American ] persons for the benefit of the Rec : Cross will be held Sunday, June ?, be.
 ginning at 10 o'clock in the morninl and lasting until midnight. Music vii
 be furnished by the Indian schoo band. Delicious Mexican dishes vii
 be served. Speeches will be made il 9 Spanish and English. Those in charg,
 cordially invite all to come and par e take.
 ASKS FREEDOM-Charging he Q husband with non-support, Mrs. Lilli
 Anderson yesterday filed suit for di vorce against Claud Anderson who's
 bride she became in Oklahoma in 1914 Mrs. Anderson claims that her hus
 bands refusal to provide for he
 caused her to leave him and that sh went to Mesa with her little daughter ! Irene. In the complaint Mrs. Ander l son alleges that the defendant has no l contributed to the child's support.
 TOO MANY JOHN LyC-A,,o,
 those who did not show up for TO ', call of the Monday contingent wa n John H. Bennett. It seems that ther
 are two of this name in this distric ~ The man who failed to show is nc John Hays Bonnet, son of Harry
 Bennett, both of whom have bee
 caused inconvenience through til similarity in names.
 = THREE CARD CASES Deput ,n Sheriff Warren journeyed to Mesa yes ', terday and accompanied back thre q, men who have been arrested for lac 'u of classification cards. The men al
 Leopold Alderete. finders Alderete ar
 Tonciano Duran. It is alleged that q
 three were unable to show their clas ?, sification cards while Duran is witf o out even registration card. They al ol being held at the county jail.
 HS " MAIN MrS. Ot " F. Young, who has three sons in u E. service, has gone to the Pacific coa e. to see her second son, Albert Youn
 who is in the aviation section. IT
 oldest boy is Ward Young, who et in France and the youngest is Wi or mer Young, who is in the medic MI corps at Fort Freemonth. The secor nt son is at Fort McArthur. Mrs. Your
 herself is planning to take the nurse
 training course on the coast and m;
 go abroad in service.
 ts BARN BURNS-A frame barn, ju Ill to the rear of the Vaughn Brother
 store near the Indian school was el
 tirely destroyed by fire early la . evening. The boys from the Indi;
 school responded readily to the @ ] and though they worked heroical U with chemical fire fighting apparatr
 the fire had gained too great a hea m way to be at all affected. The bo P. succeeded though in confining the fl h. to the barn. The fire was of unknoy cir origin and the damage is estimat 'm at $500
 DoHENEY CALLED BAcK-Co
 poral William P. Doheney, Battery
 340th Field Artillery. who arrived SC Phoenix last Wednesday night to spel ng a twelve-day furlough with his pa Of ents, received a telegram late yeste 5ax, aftarponv otda l,ir, fo rat,,