Arizona republican., 1918-12-21

Winchester Ky, and Mrs. Mat Turner of George town, are guests at the Com mercial hotel. It is understood they in- tend to spend the winter in this city.
 SKULL VALLEY FAMILY HERE c. P. Mullen and family of Skull Valley are at the Adams hotel while on visit in this city.
 COUPLE TO MARRY-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Emil Johnson, 2, Phoenix and Nellie Oakley, Jackson. Michigan. SUNDAY SCHOOL TODAY-There will be Sabbath school today at 9:45 o'clock and preaching service at Il o'clock at the Seven Day Adventist church, corner Third and Pierce streets. TO SELL LlNGERIE-The hand made lingerie left from the Junior | Guild benefit will be reduced in price and placed on sale this afternoon at the l Marinello Shop, Al North First street. HERE FOR WINTER-Mr. and Mrs A. P. Hendrickson have arrived from the east to spend part of the winter here and are stopping at the Adams l hotel. MT. Hendrickson is a business man in Indianapolis.
 GOVERNMENT SHEEP MEN = | Bert Haskett of Flagstaff and F. c. | Covington of this city, government | sheep inspectors. are temporarily mak- ing their headquarters at the Commer- | cial hotel.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE
 A petition for letters of administration of the $2,000 estate of Matthew J. Stewart. The hearing of the petition
 has been set before Judge Lyman. on | December 30
 1 ID ThDD
 | taken with a sudden illness yesterday
 afternoon and was removed to St. Jo- | seph's hospital. It was announced last
 night that the illness of the doctor is
 not serious and that he probably will be out again a few days.
 WIFE GETS DlVORCE-Mrs. Grace | Edward Cox obtained a divorce from
 James William Cox yesterday on the ground of failure to provide. Mrs. Cox
 took the stand and proved neglect and
 that she hay been compelled to work for her support. The decree was signed
 by Judge Stanford
 l WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE Frank T. Farmer petitioned the court yesterday for letters of administration
 of the estate of Clifford Wright who
 died in this city December ?. The es-
 tate is given sl,200 value by the pe- |
 decedent. The hearing will be held be
 fore Judge Lyman on January 6.
 SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY-
 Manual Ochoa, found guilty of burg
 lary by a jury in Judge Stanford's
 court, was sentenced to serve iron
 seven to ten years at the state peniten-
 tiary at Florence. Ochoe was twice
 tried on the charge, the result of tn, : first trial being a hung jury.
 THESE MAY DELIVER COTTON
 The following names were drawn at tn, Phoenix gin of the Southwest Cottoi company yesterday. These cotton grow.
 CTS may deliver one load each of cot
 ton Friday, December 27: P. E. Harp
 Z. $. Amerson, o. NJ. Lassen, o. and c
 company and L. s. Grass.
 NO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN SER
 VEGAS the public schools have fel
 that it was not wise to open this com
 ing week, the First Presbyterial . church has decided not to have Sun day school on next Sunday, Decembe 2 P. Preaching service will be held O.
 Sunday, both morning and evening. SOLITARY SOUSE-But one nam appeared on the blotter at the polio r station last night. Late in the eVenin
 Andrew W. Murdock., a Jerome resi- dent. put in an appearance in com pany with an officer and, cargo c [ MT. Murdock had managed to sur 3 round. He will be arraigned this aft
 ernoon.
 TEACHERS EXAMS. NEXT WEE I Examination of teachers for stat I certificates will be held on Monday an Tuesday, December 23 and 24 at tn school administration building, 8 II North First avenue, beginning prompt ly at S:30 o'clock a. m. Bring penc
 and pencil tablet with you, also foun
 tain pen if you have it. A. II. F'ultol | county superintendent
 | SERGEANT DAVIS HERE-Ser geant Hal J. Davis .- back from Cam Cody and will soon take up his ol work at the postoffice, where he aver he will see to it that all his friend get their mail regularly. He has re
 gently heard from his brother, Jin who Is in France with the light artil | lery. and learns that he is well.
 II MELTING POT LOW-Mrs. Edwar F. Parker, who has charge of the Re | Cross melting pot states that it is sin - mering low and a call is issued for il - replenishment. Old pieces of sterlin toilet articles, discarded in so man | homes for ivory. silver spoons, ar
 pieces of gold will all be melted into Living Liquid" These articles will l II received at the Red Cross headquarter II ACCEPTS REFEREES REPORT l Vacating the order for trial by jur | Judge Sidney Sapp of Navajo count | sitting in division one of .the suneri,