Arizona republican., 1918-04-14
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GAMING COMPLAINTS Juc

GAM ING COMPLAINTS Judge Stanford yesterday set the cases of E. J. Doyle and D. H. McClntock, charged with gaming for April IT.
 CIRCLE NO. 3-CircIe Number of the Central Methodist Episcopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. c. Mudersbach, 1516 West Adams street at 2:90 o'clock Monday afternoon.
 DANCE TUESDAY-A dance will be given at Eastlake park Tuesday even ing under the auspices of the Yeomen. Those in charge assure good music and a good time to all who attend.
 REPAIRS AT CAPITOL-The roof of the state capitol is soon to receive a coat of paint; the cornices are likewise to be renewed and other needed i'm provements will be made
 GOES TO COAST-NIiss. Nora Klein, daughter of MT. and Mrs. l. Klein, of 1110 North First street left last even ing for San Francisco, where she will visit with friends, returning to Phoe- nix in the fall
 | CALLED HOME-Lieutenant. L L. Garrison of the Medical Officers Re- serve corps was called home from Camp Cody Monday on account of the serious illness of his daughter, Mrs. B. J. Pixley, 2022 West Monroe street.
 BACK FROM CORRESPONDENT tain George Henderson, state disburs- ing officer in connection with the se- lective draft returned to Phoenix yes terday after visit of several days at his home in Tombstone.
 NEW ATTORNEY = Edward H. Richard from Oregon yestreday was admitted by the supreme court to prac- tice in all the courts of Arizona. MT. | io1,a arl I,l.
 ROYAL NElGHBORS- Royal Neighbors' Thimble society was enter tained Tuesday by the Mesdames Flet- cher and Mitzler at the K. P. hall Covers were laid for 49. During the meeting work was started on a Lib erty quilt which will be auctioned off later.
 SLIPPERY ACcIDENT-Ben Rich ards, of Laveen, had rather nasty ac- cident last evening when the pony up- on which he was riding, slipped on the wet pavement at Adams and Second and fell. The young fellow was not seriously hurt in the fall, but bruised himself in several places.
 MUCH TlNFOlL-The tin foil for. warded to Mrs. J. A. Rogers, in charge of the Red Cross Magazine and News : paper depot, yesterday comprised three
 
 school; three pounds from the Monro' school and three pounds from the Wes Ward of the Roosevelt school.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag Ii censes were issued yesterday to Thom ] as R. Foster, 31, Phoenix and Jani' Chapman, 20 Phoenix; Sturgeon B Tomilson, 31, Tempe and Vada Ten nant, 26, Tempe and Richard V. Mar l tin, 3S,s Phoenix and Anna H. Flagg . 36, Phoenix
 ANSWERS GALLO. H. Prathe answered the call recently issued b : the Red Cross for business men t : serve in the work in France, but wa rejected on account of health condi tions. MT. Prather owns merchand1s business and is associated with tn Cotton Growers association.
 McCABE LEAVES-Frank McCab formerly manager of the local Elk club, left last night for the coast. Il will visit his nephew, lieutenant sta toned at San Francisco. From thel he will go to New York and othe eastern points. He will be gone tC several months.
 BERRY FINE HEAVY-Taking int consideration the jury's plea for mere, Judge Stanford did not impose Ja sentence on Robert H. Berry, whom tf jury found guilty of violating the liquC law. Berry was fined $500 or one da for each $3. His brother. J. T. Berr who entered a plea of guilty to u same offense, was fined in like sum.
 SUCCESSFUL AUCTlON-A su cessful auction sale was held on the M Puryear ranch, two miles south Glendale Thursday. Cattle, horses al farming implements were sold at hit prices. Forty-five cows averaged S1 each, bringing from sS5 to $160 eac These were all high grade cows.
 number of young stock were also so which brought good prices. c. o. M Murtry was the auctioneer.
 CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY- Gel brating her husbands birthday with delightful surprise affair in his honC Mrs. W. R. Ketchum gave an inform musicale and dance at their home,
 South Twenty Second avenue Thur day evening. The house was attractiv ly decorated with a profusion of ros and greenery. Twelve guests we Present
 IS ARMY NURSE-Bertha F. Meal recently of Hotel Dieu, Fl Paso, W |, has been visiting her parents, N