Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
TOWN TOPICS

I TOWN TOPICS II O-- -----O GO TO SANTA MONlCA-Mrs. A. Cass Redewili and daughter left last night for Santa Monica.
 BUSINESS TRIP Guy Smith left last night for Chicago and other east ern points on a business trip.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Thom- as J. Britton, 34, and Alma Muriel Hyler 19 both of Swansea.
 MADISON WOMAN'S CLUB-The Madison Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Mcln csh, Comeback and Or ange RoaG friday, July F at 2:30 D. m
 GO INTO SERvlCE-Charles G. Brown and Odyn De Chronister left last night for North Vallejo wharf, California, to enter the service of the United States.
 GETS BUILDING PERMIT-Paul M. Steince was granted a permit yes terday to construct frame building costing S275 on the corner of Washing ton and Fifth streets.
 CASE IS APPEALED-The supreme court docket was heightened yesterday
 
 appellant against R. w. Blackstone, appellee from this county.
 CLEANERS WILL CLOSE-At a meeting of the cleaners and dyers of the city it was decided to close shop at noon Saturdays. This new order will take effect this week.
 SOCIETY TO MEET-The Ladies Aid of the Zion Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Lie Der at 1645 West Monroe street tomor row afternoon at , o'clock. All are welcome.
 BACKS OUT, FINED $5-Policeman Bush Anderson seeing l.. H. Belcher backing a machine out of d stall on First avenue near Washington street ! arrested him yesterday morning. Belcher pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined s by Judge Thomas.
 JUDGE HAWKINS TO SPEAK Judge A. s. Hawkins will speak at the the subject of his candidacy for the office of attorney general. The judge extends an invitation to Attorney Gen. eral Jones to be present and participate | in the consideration of this interesting subject.
 FORFEITS BAIL-When the case of People vs. Max Weller was called in the police court yesterday afternoon it was found that the defendant was not in court. Judge Thomas declared the bail forfeited. The charge against Weller was driving a machine past a |street car while it was discharging passengers.
 DECREE IS GRANTED-On the ground of assertion, Judge Lyman yesterday granted Mrs. Amanda J. | T; 40 I Smith. Mrs Smith testified that her children on ranch and then proceed ed to forget them. A property settle ment was made out of court.
 DAIRY IN TO P1CNIC- The Dairymen's picnic will be held on the lawn of the Central Avenue Creamery, one mile north of Phoenix on Central avenue, tonight at 8:30 o'clock. The committee on arrangements has pre- pared a good program. There will be music and refreshments. It is hoped that all dairymen and their families will be present.
 DOPE MUST LEAVE ToWN-Har- ry Kent, having been released from the city jail on July 3, after serving a 90 day sentence for using a drug, was lagain brought into court yesterday af ternoOn on charge of vagrancy. He pleaded not guilty to the charge but the court found otherwise. The court gave Kent suspended sentence of GO days, on condition that he get out of town.
 MARRIED ON coAsT-Miss Edna Ruth Jones, of Los Angeles, and Victor Melgard, of Seattle, were married at the home of the groom July ?. Miss Jones was very popular young wom- an while visiting her sister, Mrs. T. A Spencer of Hayden, last autumn, MT Melgard is in the service of the gov ernment at Tacoma, where they will reside after they have enjoyed brief honeymoon at Rainier National Park.
 ASKS FOR DEGREE Charging continuous cruelty for over period of 15 years, Mrs. Anna Crawford is suing William Crawford for divorce. The complaint says that the couple, who were married in Kittanning, Pennsyl- vania, 20 years ago have been unhappy the greater part of the time. During the past two years the wife alleges that her husband has cursed an6 abused her and for the last F months has failed to provide. There are five children for whom the plaintiff asks the custody.
 SAFE ARRIVAL OF soN-Ed Rup- pert, deputy sheriff, has received wors of the safe arrival overseas of his son Corporal Karl Ruppert. who is witi the United States ambulance servict with the Italian army. Before receiv ing notification of the safe arrival o his son. Ruppert had letter iron the boy written in mid d-ocean anC post marked. Patrol Force" Anothe son, Fred Ruppert, is with the head quarters company, S9th division. 340tl field artillery. He reached France {; few days ago.
 UNDER ADvtSEMENT-The do mestic difficulties of MT. and Mrs. R E. L. Smith were aired in Judge Stan ford's court yesterday where Shit! gave instances when he alleged hi wife assaulted him with a butche knife. Mrs. Smith. who filed eros complaint, charged that her husban, dragged her about by the hair. Tn cruelty charges by both claimed tn courts attention for two days and di vorce was taken under advisement un til today. There is quite a bit of com mnnity property involved in the case.
 FOR DESERTION-Judge Lyma, yesterday granted William Norris divorce from Mrs. Minnie Norris O the ground of assertion.
 All dairymen will picnic, Centrs Ave. Dairy, We'd, July 10, S:3O D. n