Arizona republican., 1918-10-12
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 HOME TO TExAS-J. E. Gaar left the city thursday for his home in Ham, lin, Texas.
 TO WAsHINGToN-Miss Edith Drake will leave the city this evening on a trip to Washington, D. c.
 OFF TO CHlCAGO-J. R. Roberts of this city departed on a business visit to o~Chicago on Thursday.
 TO LOS ANGELES-F. A. Dodge left the city last evening on a trip to the coast.
 TO COAST CITY-J. K. Wheat de- parted on a business visit to San Ber- nardino Thursday night.
 TO COAST-D. H. Mcdonald de- parted on business visit to the coast Thursday evening.
 TO TENNESSEE-Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Housten departed for Sparta, Ten nessee, on Thursday.
 BANKS CLOSED-The city banks will be closed all day today in celebra- tion of Liberty Day.
 RETURNS TO HOME-J. T. Green shaw of Kansett, Arkansas, returned home Thursday after a business visit here.
 FROM PARKER-Mrs Pete Tisdale of Parker is visiting her son, Frank Rowley, and her sister, Mrs. George Tisdale
 MARRIAGE LlCENSE-A marriage | license was issued yesterday to Dan Gilcrease, 35, and Lillian Stewart, IS, | both of Cornville, Arizona. MINING MAN HERE-J. J. Mckay, prominent mining man of Globe, is | stopping at the Jefferson while on a business visit in the city. | Laphan, well-known cattleman of | Aguila, is registered at the Commer- cial hotel.
 FROM sUPERIoR-B. W. Edwards, prominent mining man from Superior, | is registered at the Commercial hotel on a business visit in the city. ROWENA ClRCLE-The 'Rowena circle will not meet again until the Spanish influenza has passed. There was to have been a sewing meeting next Monday.
 BROTHERHOOD LUNCH CLUB The Brotherhood Lunch club has in- definitely postponed all meetings. The next meeting was to have been held next Monday.
 FRIENDS REJoIcE-The many young friends of Miss Lucille Tisdale are rejoicing over the good tidings from St. Joseph's hospital that she is recovering from a severe illness.
 MOTORED OVER-Mr. and Mrs. J F. Crawford recently motored over from Los Angeles for a short visit here. They are registered at the Com. mercial hotel.
 TO WINTER HERE-Major John S Grisard of Cincinnati, Ohio, is stopping at the Jefferson hotel, accompanied by his wife and his daughter, Bessie They will spend the winter months il Phoenix
 GOVERNMENT sERVIcE-Don G Henderson, formerly secretary of tn, state tax commission, left the cit, Thursday evening for Washington, D I C., where he will enter the ordnanc, department of the United States arm, service.
 TO ORGANIZE PIMA COUNCIL Harry Tritle, secretary of the Stat Council of Defense, has gone to Tucson where he will assume full charge of tn organization of the county council o Pima county.
 WILL BRING DEER-Lee R. Gala I han, assistant postmaster, left Thurs day for Jerome Junction, where h.
 has gone for the purpose of 'bringin. J down a deer to replenish the family winter supply of good things to eat He will return Monday. |. MRS. REDEWlLL ASKS DIVORCE 1, Mrs. Maebelle C. Redewill yesterda . filed suit for divorce from Victor Rede , Will. The couple were married in Ma, 1911. The action was filed by Georg ). H. Crosby, who will represent Mr. Redewill in the proceedings. : BRINGS PRISONER HERE-wil -' liam Miller, arrested at Jerome severs ? days ago on charge of larceny in con
 nection with the theft of governmer i, property, was placed in the Maricop county jail last night by Fred Weag ' deputy United States marshal, win
 brought him here from the Yavsps
 county jail at Prescott.
 ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARG " Dan Jones was arrested yesterda i, by Deputy Charles Nafziger on a wal 1, rant charging him with transportin VI liquor. Jones was arrested Wednes
 day by police officers and charged wit
 selling liquor. He pleaded not guilt D before the city magistrate and was rt ' leased. The warrant issued yesterda } was sworn to by E. G. Grove of tf f police department.
 ' ANOTHER WOMAN-Because of h IS love for another woman, Nicholas Rt ' nero is alleged to have failed to prt - vide his wife with the common nece! l. saries of life according to a divor,
 complaint filed by Mrs. Josefina R,
 nero yesterday. Mrs. Romero clain
 that her husband, because of his idl
 ness and profligacy as well as his ion,
 ness for her rival, were responsible f | his failure to. do his duty by the woms
 who married him in July, 1917. R,
 nero is alleged to have supported h \ wife but week after the marriage. CALL TO TRACTOR MEN-For il
 purpose of discussing subjects of vit
 interest to all dealers in tractor
 throughout the state, County Agricu ! tural Agent J. s. Heard has requestt
 the tractor men to meet at the Centr
 School building Monday night at | o'clock. The principal feature of u
 meeting will be related to the propose
 tractor exhibit at the state fair. Tn part of the fair program, accordil
 to Mir. Heard promises to be one
 the most interesting that has be, | planned. He draws his conclusit from the unusual interest shown the recent tractor demonstrations the Mesa experimental farm a we I ago.