Arizona republican., 1918-06-16
TOWN TOPICS

TOWN TOPlCS
 COAST VIsIToRs.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Isaacs left last night for Los Angeles to spend the summer.
 ON NORTH CENTRAL. = Fred Chesney was fined s1O by Justice de Souza yesterday for violating the speed law on North Central avenue.
 STARTS ON VACATlON.-Mrs. W. T. Barr left Thursday for the coast where she will spend the summer months.
 GO TO ST. LOUIS. - Miss Zoda Jones and mother left last night for St. Louis, where they will stay for some time.
 TO ATTEND BUSlNESS.-H. c. Zurcher, representative of the Inter- national Harvester company, left last night for Los Angeles and coast points in the business interests of his firm.
 NEW ATTORNEY Attorney s. B. Pugh, formerly a member of a Chicago law firm, has located in Phoenix to practice law. He is as- socated with Judge Hubert w. Clark FRUIT CANNING. - The assistant state club leader will give a canning demonstration at the home of Mrs. F.. J. Miller, one and ole-half miles east of the Cashion store, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. l OPERATED UPON Little Miss Edith Kerr, daughter of MT. and Mrs. | O. H. Kerr of 533 East Portland street, was operated on for appendicitis last l Wednesday at St. Josephs hospital and is doing nicely.
 CANNING DEMONSTRATION. - A canning demonstration will be given Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock in the home of Mrs. G. W. P. Hunt on the Mcdowell road, by the assistant state club leaders.
 BACK ON FURLOUGH.-Serg George w. Bensel of the 34th con- pany, 164th depot brigade. Camp Fun ston, is home on a 12-day furlough and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Bensel on the Christy road.
 BACK FROM SHRINE.-J. J. Swee- ney returned yesterday from a sev- eral weeks absence in the east MT Sweeney attended the Shrine conven- tion in Atlantic City and passed a few days in Washington en route to Phoe- nix.
 TRINITY PRo-CATHEDRAL - l Pro- Cathedral, will preach the morn. ing services of the church at II o'clock Sunday school opens at 9:45 o'clock ir the morning. The Cathedral choil will sing.
 OFF FOR SUMMER. - Miss Anne Garnett has left for Boston, wher, she will spend the summer with { group of friends made whie she wa: a student at Smith. Her mother, Mrs M. E. Garnett and sister. Miss Martha Garnett, will leave Tuesday for Lont Beach, where they will be established this season.
 GOOD FOR cocHISE. - Cochis, county school children have contrib uted their bit to the local Red Cros magazine and newspaper depot at 21 West Washington street. Mrs. J. A Rogers, in charge of the depot, yester dayt9received nine pounds of tin an, ] lead foil from the Cochise gramma , school.
 DUPLICATE BREAD cARDS.-Al persons having duplicate bread cards who have been notified of the sam under a five days return, will hay until Monday at o'clock in the after J noon to report at 710 West Adam street or their names will be give to the government office Tuesda l morning.
 Q CATHOLIC RED cRoss.-with tn e departure of Mrs Victor Hanny fo the coast this evening, the chairman ship of the Catholic Red Cross auxil iary will be taken over by Mrs. A. ( Baker. The sewing classes will be su pervised by Mrs. Alfred Franklin O Tuesdays and Thursdays, the hour Y being from o'clock until ?: 30 o'clocl TOO FAST AT CROSSlNG.-Em Il Brownsberger was fined s5 yesterda morning in Judge Thomas court fc II violating traffic ordinance. Browns
 berger drove his machine across
 street intersection at a greater spec
 than allowed by the law and almo.
 collided with another machine whic
 was crossing the intersection. III EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION The committee on arrangements f.
 the Emancipation celebration, to I
 held June 19, at Eastlake park, respec
 fully requests that all employers
 colored help grant such employees
 holiday upon that date that they ma
 participate in the celebration, whiC
 comes once a year.
 | ACCOUNT COLLISION.-While V
 Phillips was backing his car arour
 the corner at Adams and Centr
 avenue he backed into Ford autom,
 bile which was parked by the cul
 and damaged the rear end of the Fol
 car. Phillips was arrested and | charge of reckless driving was place
 against him.
 | ONE DOLLAR VEROICT.-A on,
 dollar judgment was returned f,
 Tom Okado in his suit for s306.50 dan
 ages against c. Fred Sharpe by jul
 in Judge Stanfords court yesterda The Japanese brought the action as
 result of a collision on North Centr
 avenue between his truck and tn
 driven by Sharpe
 III LICENSED TO WED.-Marria
 licenses were issued yesterday to E,
 ward A. Johnson, 23, Phoenix, al
 Hazel Ruth Eyrich. 19, Phoenix; VI
 wages Thomas, "A, Gila Crossing, al
 Juana Jackson. IS, Gila Crossing; Ca
 per A. Dickerson, 26, Phoenix, and O
 Prindle, 23. Phoenix; Harvey M. Mo \ ris, 2S, Chandler, and Flosse l.. Kir
 22, Peoria.
 | RAIN CAUSES WRECK. - Bin
 ed Dy the rain last night. C H. ElIzii driving a Ford car, drove his machi | into the loaded hay wagon of Jes Noquil of Mesa. Noqul was thro, from the wagon and his team of hors ran away. Elkins' car was wreck, The accident occurred at Eighth a
 Van Buren streets. Noquil was l moved to the city jail for medical { tention.
 III YOUNG MEN SENTENCED. Chester Borowiec and William w
 hort permitted by the authorities