Arizona republican., 1918-12-24

the Jefferson hotel.
 WILL WINTER IN PHCENIX-W. s. J. Ross, an eastern shoe manutac- turer, accompanied by his daughter are recent arrivals in Phoenix. The visitors plan to spend the remainder of the winter here.
 LAND DEPARTMENT MEETS There was meeting of the state land department yesterday for the purpose of hearing complainants from Cochise county in reference to leases of the public lands.
 MINE OPERATOR HERE-B. F. Peters, operating the Ford mine at Ne- nizia, is in Phoenix to stay for Christ mas. The Ford mine is one of the promising properties in 1avapai coun- ty, on which many years of extension development has been doen. MAY LOCATE HERE-Henry Det- mers 8 cattleman of New Mexico and lately a resident of Exeter California, is now in the city. MT. Detmers is most favorably impressed with the Salt | River Valley in general and will locate l here.
 THESE MAY DELIVER cOTTON- | The following names were drawn at the Southwest Cotton company's Phoe nix gin yesterday, and may deliver | | J. R Moore, W. A. Boren, $. B. Gregs, i K. Toda, W. E. Robinson. PHOENIX BUSIEST DAY-Yester- 1 day is said to have been the busiest ! Christmas shopping day ever eXper- | fenced in this city. Today promises 10 | be another big one for all Phoenix l stores. nearly all of which will remain l open all evening to accommodate late shoppers
 l WIFE ASKS DIVORCE Failure to provide is alleged in the divorce com plaint filed yesterday by Mrs. Jessie NJ Jones versus Mark Jones' The couple was married in this city in 1915 and have a daughter. Adele Pauline, aged three. The plaintiff asks for the custody of the childt
 COMES FOR THE WlNTER-Mrs. F. l.. Little is a recent arrival from Porterville California. She will pass the winter with her son-in-law and daughter. MT. and Mrs. F. G. Rurup. The Rurups also are entertaining Miss | Trella NeWsom. a particularly delight full young woman and well known coast singer.
 THESE WILL WED-Marrfage li- censes were issued to Frank A. Oswalt, | 20, Chandler and Dora Hill 24, Chand : Ter; Delbert T. Mortensen, g. Mesa and Gertrude A. Brookline, 21, Gilbert;
 Victor FloreZ, 21, Chandler and Beat
 rice Ortez. IS. Chandler Jose Estrada
 P, Superior and Aurelio C. Rosa, r.
 Superior.
 ToLLEsoN COTTON GIN-, The
 following may deliver bales of cotton
 each to the Tolleson gin on the dates
 and the o. and C. company: December
 27, Otto Green and B. G. Ranch; De
 cember 2S, O. Shetts and s. J. King;
 December 30, Scales and Norton anC
 Johnson and F'ombler.
 LLOYD JONES HOME TODAY
 Lloyd F. Jones. son of Corporation
 Commissioner F. A. Jones, who has
 been with the naval reserve at SaT
 Pedro, engaged in radio work, was dis
 charged last Saturday and will arrive
 home this morning. He will resume hi:
 collegiate course which was interrupted
 by the war.
 DINNER DANCE AT SAN MARCOS A dinner dance will be given at the
 San Marcos at Chandler next Friday night. There is already a large mum Der of guests from the east at that hos telry now famous throughout the coun I try. Many Phoenicians will also be il attendance. These. events at the Sar Marcos in the past have been sreatl! appreciated by all who have had tn, pleasure of attending them. DELAYED TRAVELLERS ARRIVE Passengers from the westbound trail that was delayed Sunday night, due t the overturning of a baggage car, ar rived in Phoenix last night. The wrecl | occurred Sunday night on the othe | side of Tucson. A baggage car on tn | second train No. 110 turned over an, | caused F hours delay. No one was in | jured.
 BEWARE OF SNEAK THIEVES-