Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
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SANTA ANA VISITOR


 Kendell of Santa Ana. California, is here on a two-weeks' visit to MT. l and Mrs. C. H. Platt. TO LOS ANGELES - Mrs. Harry Jones will leave on tonight's Southern Pacific train for Los Angeles for a short visit.
 ACCEPTS PosiTIoN-Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Henderson will leave tonight for Yuma, where MT Henderson has ac- cepted q position as freight and pas senger agent for the Southern Pacific. INCOME TAX-The office of the federal building will be open Monday until midnight to receive income tax returns.
 VISIT PENITENTIARY-Leroy A. Ladd, chairman, and l.. B. Whitney, of the commission of state institutions, went to Florence yesterday to make an off1clal visit to the state penitentiary. They are expected to return tonight.
 COLE VISIT VALLEY-A. w. Cole, member of the state corporation com mission. in company with officials of the Cotton City Land and Building company, yesterday went to Casa Grande to inspect the property
 REMODEL DEPARTMENT - The millinery and dress departments of Hyder Bros. have undergone a decided transformation. The entire department has been remodeled and finished in white, with dust-proof display com partments.
 EASTER VACATION - Miss Ruth Land, a graduate of the high school class of 1917, is shortly expected home from Pomona college for a ten day vacation visit with her people.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE A free lecture on Christian Science will be given tomorrow evening at the Elks theater by Dr. Walton Hub bard, C.S.B., of Spokane, Washington. The lecture will begin promptly at 1 S:15 o'clock new time, and the public | is cordially invited to attend by those l in charge.
 MISSIONARY CHURCH, Services 1 atthe Missionary church, corner Fill more and Tenth streets, will open to- morrow with Sunday school at 9:45 l o'clock. There will be classes for all ages. The pastor will preach at Il o'clock and o'clock. Young peoples meeting will be held at o'clock in the evening. The services are open to the 1 public.
 CONGREGATIONAL HOUSE. The finishing touches are being done on the attractive Congregational parish house which will be dedicated on the first Sunday in April It is to be opened seven days of the week for community purposes and will include well equipped | social and reading rooms, which no doubt will be appreciated by it's many patrons.
 STATE CARS NUMBER 53-Nev 1918 license plates have recently beer attached to the motor cars and trucks which are the property of the state oi Arizona. In making the requisition fol the plates it was found that the state own 53 motor cars and trucks, nearly one-haf of which are in use by tho state engineers department. It is ex. pected that the state soon will adver- tise for two new trucks and two mo tor cars to be added to the 5 already in use.
 EIGHTY-FIvE PREcINcTs-Ther will be as many as S5 election precinct for the general election next fall ac cording to the estimate of the board o supervisors by whom the precinct must be designated by May l. At th iast election there were IT precincts. ASK FORxLICENSE-A. $. Hawkin yesterday made application at the of flee of the clerk of the superior couI for a license to wed Letha J. Hober man. MT. Hawkins gave his age as 5 and that of his bride elect as 35. Bot have been divorced.
 . QUIET WEDDING-Mi Magnu Regina Baublitz, daughter of MT. an Mrs. Frank Baublitz of Baltimore an Norris Montgomery were married b Dean Scarlett of the Trinity Pro- Cath edral last evening. only the relative and few close friends witnessing th ceremony, which took place at Dea Scarlets residence. The bride, who a charming young girl, passed the la. two seasons in Mesa the guest of he sister, Mrs. Cecil Drew. Mr. Mont gOmery is connected with the Standar
 Oil company.