Arizona republican., 1918-12-25
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A CHRISTMAS WEpDING-A

A CHRISTMAS WEDDING-A mar rNge license was issued yesterday to Hardin Wilson, 30, Mesa and Opal Tucke, IS, Mesa
 FUEL ADMINISTRATOR HOME c. NJ. shannon, federal fuel admin istrator for the state of Arizona. who has been visiting in Seattle for several days, returned to Phoenix yesterday
 HOME FOR A DAY - Corporation Commissioner A. w. Cole returned yes- terday morning from San Francisco, where Mrs. Cole is in a sanitarium, having recently undergone an opera tion. He will leave tonight to rejoin her.
 THESE MAY DELIVER COTTON- The following names were drawn by the Southwest Cotton company yester- cay and may deliver three bales each of cotton to the Phoenix gin, December 31: A l.. Jones, R. P. Nelson, A. o. Brown, l.. N. Chumbly, J. H. Gentry.
 SUED FOR $25,o00-In a story of the case of Sanderson against the Ari- zona Fire Insurance company in which the plaintiff was awarded a verdict for $26941.5O, it was stated that suit had been brought for s2S,00u That was an error; the amount sued for was s25,000.
 DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE V. G. LaTourette arrived in Phoenix yesterday from Camp Taylor, having received his discharge a few days ago. LaTourette, who is a brother of Under Sheriff Lyman LaTourette, was in the officers training school when the armistice was signed.
 MADISON IMPROVEMENT CLUB The Madison Improvement club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. This will be the first meeting since in September. The conservation program will be observed. Mrs. l.. A. Creed will be the leader. A full at tendance is desired by the president
 AIR MAN VISITING HERE-Ralpb Johnson, of the Royal Air Force, is wis iting his parents, Mir. and Mrs C. E. Welch, on Second avenue. He expects to make Phoenix his home MT. and Mrs. Welch are newcomers in this | city. MT. Welch came here to take charge of the International Harvester companys interests in Arizona.
 GOV. CAMPBELL HOME TODAY Governor -elect Campbell is expected home today from the conference of governors. where he delivered an ad- dress on the subject of the I. W. w., which has been given prominence throughout the country. On Monday l Mrs. Campbell received a telegram | from him at Kansas City in which he said he would leave for Phoenix at | once, but that all trains are hours | late.
 TOOK WRONG CHANGE The chance taken by Carlos Aguero when he refused to change his plea of not ! of petty larceny, and therebN receive a few days jail sentence proved un- | lucky. When the Mexican came up for trial before juhy in Judge Stanford S | court yesterday he was found guilty, and sentence will be imposed by Judge iStan5ord at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 HOLIDAY HOUSE PARTY-Dr and Mrs. R. H. H. Blome have ar rived from Bisbee. They met MT. and Mrs. Charles Pierce, brother and sis ter of Mrs. Blome. and all are guests of Mrs. F. A. Hough of Phoenix over Christmas. Dr. Blome is principal ot the Bisbee high school. Mr. and Mrs Pierce have been visiting in California and are on their return trip to their home in Elgin, H.
 REMEMBER THEIR CHIEF-Ths
  clerical staff in the office of George F. Mcdonald. clerk of the court. yes terday presented MT. Mcdonald with handGome gold mountnl fountain pen. as mark of their depreciation for his work and the esteem in which they hold him. Mcdonald. who was chef deputy under the late James | Miller, Jr., has served as clerk for the past few months. He has not yet an nounced his plans after the office is taken over by Claud Bergman or January 1.
 "DEPORTATlON' TO HIGH COURT Writ Of error in the Bisbee "depor- tation' cases was signed yesterday IT Tucson by Judge Sawtele. This for mallty carries the now celebrated af- fair to the supreme court of the United States. where citations issued to tn, defendants require their presence bs counsel within sixty days. The peti-