Arizona republican., 1918-01-10
TOWN TOPICS
GOES TO coAsT-Miss Cathc

GOES TO cOAST-Miss Catherine Pawling, formerly of Phoenix, has ac- cepted position as teacher of Latin and Senior English at Anderson, Cali furnia.
 GO TO cHANDLER-Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kepchun have gone to Chandler for a visit of several days, combining business with pleasure.
 BACK TO CAMP-Joseph T. Melc ger returned last evening to Camp Funston after fortIight's furlough.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING Bert Vance was fined $1O by Justice De Souza yesterday for violating the speed law on Grand avenue.
 OSBORN p. T. A-There will be special meeting of the Osborn Parent Teachers Association at the school this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to arrange for future work.
 WHERE'S w. A. WHITING, JR.- The Santa Fe city office would like to learn the whereabouts or the address of William A. Whiting. Jr., who travelled from Prescott to Phoenix about De- cember 15 of last month.
 ANNUAL BUSINESS MEET-The annual business meeting of the Orange wood Ramona club was held yesterday at the home of Mrs. H. H. Major, cor ner of Seventh avenue and Palo Verde, yesterday
 CHILD WELFARE-The child well fare board will meet at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the office of the board of supervisors to consider l the two applications for mothers pensions. The board was organized in October and as yet have not al lowed any claims.
 DEGREE GRANTED-Granting Mrs. Anna Belle Witt a divorce from Court Witt on the grounds of cruelty and non support, Judge Stanford yesterday gave Mrs. Witt the custody of her daughter, Lucille Witt. The couple were married in Covington, Ky. in 1909.
 ASSOCIATED CHARITIES i'm portant meeting of the Associated | Charities executive and finance com mittees will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 ALLEGED SPEEDING - Harlow Akers declared to have driven his au- tomobile in excess of 15 miles an hour | on Washington street between Ninth and Fifth avenue, was released on $10 bail yesterday and will appear before l Judge Thomas on a charge of speeding, this afternoon
 MINOR BlAZE-The fire depart ment responded to a call sent in from | Eleventh street and Van Buren yes terday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. A small fire had started in the residence of Phillip Green at 226 North Eleventh street. No damage was done.
 GIVEN FLOATER-Sentenc of l George Francis. found guilty of beg ging on the streets, was deferred by | Police Judge Thomas yesterday after noon, while Francis was given to un- derstand that his presence in Phoenix was no longer desired by the authori- | ties.
 w. o. w. DANcE-The Woodmen of the World will give their regular dance at Patrick hall on Friday night. The l committee in charge announces that it is to be very pleasant affair with some surprises. The Besse four piece orchestra will furnish the music. The | public is invited.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in | the offices of the state corporation commission by the following: Mesa | Milling company, Colorado Consolidat- ed Mining and Smelling company United Auto Supply Company of Amer ica.
 TELEGRAMS - Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union for Olga Bornschein, NJ. R. Beedel, I. J Caldwell, J. A. Davis, Timothy Diaz L. $. Grant and others, Jas. w. Hallier Mrs. Elmo Nicholson, Lipeo Ochoa Miss Marie Pieroni, F. W. Prather, J w. Refs, H. II. Scores, Guy Moseley. Jr. L. F. Curry, c. J. Robinson, Theo Johnson, Rita Stahler.
 p. T. A. WILL MEET-The Monroe Parent-Teachers' Association will hold Its regular meeting friday afterhoor at l;3O o'clock in the sewing room al the school. Officers of the organiza ton request that all members attend because the afternoon will be devoted to sewing for the Red Cross. I.acE member is also requested to bring al least one horle-tested recipe for wal bread
 ALL DAY SEWING-Women of the Creighton district will hold the regula, all day Red Cross sewing at the schoo house Friday of this week, followed il the afternoon by a meeting of the Parent- Teachers. association In tn, absence of Mrs. Smith, recently elected president Miss Perkins will preside Those arranging the meeting reuues that each woman bring her lunch, whjI, a hot drink will be provided by th, hostess
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Robert Me
 Murchie of North Dakota was yester
 day admitted by the supreme court t
 practice in all the courts of Arizona lis certificate of good standing by tn clerk of the supreme court of Mort
 kakota was accompanied by the recon , mendaton of Associate Justice Christ
 lanson of that court. MT. McMurchit ;; who is a native of Canada, will prac tee his profession of law in Phoeni, For some time he has been in Cali 1ornla on account of Mrs. .McNJurchie'