Arizona republican., 1918-05-12

closed. The firm reported the sale of 16 bonds of $50 each and one bond of $500 value, a total Of r, or s1,SOO.
 BERGMAN LEAVING-Harold NJ Bargman, will leave this evening for Fort Bliss where he will enter the ser vice. Bargman will later be transferred to Washington. He will be connected with the engineering corps.
 LEAVES VALLEY-George W. Ka-. noff, who has served the local irri- gation project for the past nine years, left last night for Deschutes, Oregon, where he will have charge of an ir- rigation project. Mrs. Kanoff will re- main in Phoenix for some time.
 VISITS SISTER-Mrs. T. A. Ander- son of Bisbee is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. B. Rosenberger of this city. Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss Az nes Perry, a former member of the teaching force of the Phoenix public schools.
 LICENSED TO WED- Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Ed ward Eaton, A, Phoenix and Nellie Cosens, 35, Phoenix; William Grasty, 51, Ajo, and Florence F. Peterman, 4S, Denver; George D. Townsend, 22, Glendale and Grace E. owens, r, Cashion.
 SUCCESSFUL SALE-One of the most successful sale of the season was conducted by B. w. Getsinger at the Blount ranch on Grand avenue, at which 137 head of Holsteins were sold at auction. Several unregistered cows sold around $175; 10 cows brought over $50 each; 30 cows averaged over $1SS, and the entire herd over $100 each.
 GRACE LUTHERAN - Sunday school at the Grace English Lutheran church on Second avenue will be held at 9:45 o'clock this morning. Morning worship will be held at Il o'clock at which the subject of the sermon will | be 'The Ascension The pastor, H. J. Matthias, will have charge of the ser vices to which the public in invited. CAR RECOVERED-The Buick car owned by Justice Henry D. Ross and taken from the chautauqua grounds Thursday night has been recovered. The automobile was found at the end of Palm Lane and the report of the l finding of the car was made in the | sheriffs office by Charles NafziSer, | deputy sheriff
 PLANS FOR RED cRoss-This will | be preparatory week for the big second Red Cross fund drive which will begin May 20 and end May 27. | The executive committee of the Gen. | tral Arizona Red Cross will meet at | the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and work out some definite plan of action for the campaign. The woman's commit tee will begin actual work for the drive next Friday at the Womans club.
 HOUSE PARTY-Mrs. John Dun lap will entertain a house party this week at her home on North First avenue, her guests including her cous- ins, Lee Cruce former governor of Oklahoma, and his daughter, Miss | Lorene Cruce, and Miss Ada Bennett l MT. Cruce has wintered in Tucson | leaving there some time ago to work for the interests of the Third Liberty loan in Oklahoma Mrs. Dunlap re- gently visited the family on the Old Pueblo
 IN SUPREME COURT - The cas, of the Gila Land and Water company appellant, vs. c. E. Page and L. A Brown, appellees, yesterday was file( in the supreme court on. appeal iron the superior court of Maricopa county The case involves the leasing of z piece of land, alleged failure to pay rent and alleged forcible detainer. Pagt and Brown won verdict in tho | lower court, the land company appeal ing to the high court.