Arizona republican., 1918-05-08
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BUSINESS TRIP - George lIintz left last evening on a business trip to Silver City. He will return in few days.
 JOINS COLoRS-Dr. Roy Thomas left last evening for Waco, Texas, where he has been assigned to the medical corps of the United States army.
 EASTERN TRlP-Mrs. Jack Barber boarded last evenings Southern Pacific train for New York city and other cas- tern points where she will visit for several weeks.
 BROUGHT BACK - Chester Borrow | and William Wolbert were returned from Syracuse, Kas., yesterday by Deputy Sheriff E. J. Warren. The men are charged with forgery.
 AllER LEAVES-H. L. Aller, of the Pacific Gas and Electric company, was a passenger on last evenings train for | Del Monte, California, where he has gone on a short business trip. BAKER BACK IN CAMP-Bobbie Baker, who was in the officers train | ing camp at Camp Kearny, has been restored to his status in the camp and is in line for a commission. l IS OPERATED ON-Mrs. s. J. Dos ter, who has been ill for some time, yesterday submitted to an operation at i the Sisters hospital. Though the re- suit of it cannot yet be foretold hope is held out of her complete recovery. BENSON SENTENCED-Willia A l Benson, found guilty of aggravated battery by jury in Judge Stanford's court was sentenced to serve not less | than two nor more than three years at the state penitentiary at Florence.
 SOLD 26 BONDS-Fred Gardiner sold 26 bonds to individuals during the third Liberty loan campaign that closed last Saturday night. This is considered by the committee to be an exceptional showing for volunteer worker.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Claude A. Fish, 3s, Phoenix and Louie Izola Moxley, A, Mesa; Walter A. Robinson, f 20, Phoenix and Isabelle Bailey, Is, Phoenix; Luis Munis, S6, Gila Bend, and Francisco Dominguez, P, Gila Bend.
 SCHOOL CLERKS NAMES-Asking | every school district to report the name of the clerk of the board to the county school superintendent's office, Superintendent A. H. Fulton yesterday stated he was most desirous of secur- l Ing the information. He asks the boards to notify him at once. RETURNS TO CAMP - Emmett Morrison, son of Robert Morrison of Prescott, spent yesterday in this city visiting friends and relatives. He left last evening for Camp Pike. near Little Rock, where he will join his regiment after fortnight's furlough, most o1 which was spent at the home of his parents in Prescott
 DEGREE ASkED-Mrs Mary Horn- back yesterday filed suit for divorce against William W. Hornback, charg ing assertion. The couple were mar ried in this city May 25, 1916. Mir Hornback is alleged to have left his wife in April of the following year and is said to be in Carthage, Mo, at the | present time.
 GISH FOUND GUILTY-G. K. Gish who was found guilty of violating tho liquor law by jury in Judge Stan. ford's court, will be sentenced at 9:3C o'clock this morning. Gish was tht only other occupant of the liquor lader car driven by L. E. Brown, who wa. shot and killed when he refused tt obey the command of an officer.
 HELD TO ANSWER-Manuel Mo reno and Rudolfo Soliz were held tt answer to the superior court on twt charges of burglary, by Justic, Wheeler, yesterday. The defendant. were bound over in the sum of $50, which they failed to furnish. The mer are accused of burglarizing the hom, ot Harold Franklin and stealing a re vQlver furs and clothing.
 CREIGHTON p. T. A.-At the all day meeting of the Creighton Parent Teacher association, Friday, the usua features of Red Cross activity, picni lunch at noon and business meeting a 8 o'clock will be enjoyed, but that vii not be all, for this is the annual meet Ing and election of officers and fo this reason those in charge are de sirous of having full attendance.
 WEDDING ANNOUNCED-Mr. an Mrs. w. R. Bigelow of Clarkdale, bu formerly of this city. announce tn marriage of their daughter. Ernestint to Albert French. The marriage wa performed Sunday morning by Judg Bennette at the home of the bride parents. The young couple. who ar popular among the younger set c Clarkdale, will be at home to thei friends in Clarkdale after a short wed ding trip through the southern pal of the state.
 MAGAZINES WANTED-The chair man of the Junior Red Cross asks fo magazines, particularly Red Cross an illustrated magazines suitable for pu pills in the grades of the rural school some of the teachers having expresse a desire for such reading matter for Il summer vacation period. Those charge ask that contributions be de Iivered this week at room IS, the Wate
 Users building. and those who war
 them to make application for same
 person or hv telephoping 1236.
 TRATION-David X. Was
 ner yesterday filed a petition for le
 ters of administration in the estate
 Lola M. Wagner who died on April