Arizona republican., 1918-01-12

prominent cattle man Of Tucson, spent yesterday nthe city and left last night for Salt Lake City, where he will attend the convention of the National Cattle Growers association.
 TO ARkANSAS-W. D. Sprigg left on last evenings train on short bus mess trip to New Portland, Arkansas, and other eastern points.
 McLELLAN LEAVES-A. H. McLel- Ian boarded last evenings Southern Pacific train for Los Angeles where he has gone on short business trip.
 RETURNS HOME - Mrs. Chase Kimball, who had been visiting here for the past few weeks, returned to her home in Stafford last evening.
 TO BRITISH ARMY-H. Darling, who recently enlisted in the British army, left last evening for New York city where he will receive further orders.
 APPOINT ATTOHNEY-Judg ". L. BarnIm Wa. aprcihted as attorney to the state Livestock sanitary board a' meeting or flat board yesterday at the state house.
 FROM UNIVERSITY-Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid, Dr. W. D. Whitmore and Rudolph Rasmussen of the state university at Tucson, spent yesterday in Phoenix while attending to business interests. They returned to Tucson last evening.
 OUT OF CoURT-R. Krause of Tempe, is reported by the police to have collided with car driven by Mrs. Francis yesterday afternoon at Adams and Central avenue. Mrs. Francis car was damaged, but arrangements were made out of court for settling the affair.
 STOLEN AUTO FoUND-A Chal- mers automobile belonging to J. C. l Hurley was stolen from the high school campus night before last, and was To- cated four miles east of the Indian school by Patrolman Shirk and Duncan 1 of the local police force yesterday. TO HIGH COURT-The case of Nehry W. Etz. George Etz and Max Eaz, appellants, vs. $. W. Jarvis and John Mcclure was appealed to the state supreme court yesterday from the superior court of Cochise county TO ATTEND CONVENTIONAL. E. Musgrave, of the United States depart ment of agriculture, went to Salt Lake I-City last evening on several days | business trip. While there he will at 1 tend the National Cattle Growers con- vention.
 TELEGRAMS-U n eli vered tele- ! grams are at the Western Union for Adrian o. Egbert, R. E. Foster, C. A Jenner, Mrs. c. F. McFadden, Mrs. L B. Robertson, Petec Stein, Pear | Thompson, Chas. H. Barry, Mrs. J | Arnold.
 HAROLD MMINS-Police author ities are trying to locate Harold Him mins, who is declared to be ill at some local rooming house-the authoritie: do not know which. Himmins is said t( have come here from Augusta, Maine His relatives, who also live there haV' not heard from him since December IS | MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Gertrude Nelson daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Nel- son of Ottawa, Iowa, to Claude L Hoffman, which took place Monday ] evening, Reverend J. L. Marqui reading the service.
 SENTENCE IS 50-50-Martin Fibre and Manuel Flores arrested on charge of being drunk and disorderly, Wer sentenced yesterday afternoon b Judge Thomas to either pay a fine 0 5 each or serve five days in tn county jail. Manuel was returned | the city jail while Martin was given
 chance to go out and produce the fine.
 DEGREE GRANTED - Allegin that her husband slapped and gen erally mistreated her, Mrs. Nelli
 Mognett, in Judge Lymah's cour yesterday, told the story of her un
 happy married life. She said she di
 not know the present whereabouts 0 her husband, Elmer Mognett, whor
 she married in 1909 Judge Lyma-
 granted the decree.
 IS OFFERED PLACE-Mrs. E. \
 Phillips, formerly of this city, wh
 has been connected with the count
 charity work in Los Angeles for tn post few years, was offered tn
 directorship of the San NIateo count ; charities, according to word receive l here yesterday Mrs. Phillips, he . lieving the opportunity for investi gation and social welfare work to |
 greater in her present position, de |; clined the offer.
 l LEFT NO WILL-That P. C. Ge n tins, district manager of the Mour $ tain States Telephone company WI
 died in Los Angeles on Decembt
 21, did not leave a will, was rt
 vealed yesterday when his wido'
 Mrs. Goldie A. Gettins, field a p'
 titIOn for letters or admlnlStrdtlO
 The hearing will be held in Juds
 Lyman's court at 1:30 o'clock, Janl
 ary 2S. The local property of u
 deceased is given a probable vall og s3,5OO.
 FRATERNAL PRESIDENT-Carlt s. Hardy of Los Angeles, supren president of the F'raternal Brotherhoo arrived in the city tnIs morning al will be a guest at the Hotel Adam MT Hardy has attained prominence public life as a lecturer, author al fraternalist. He will deliver a mo interesting and instructive address "Fraternalism and the War at the of P. hall this evening at o'clock. patriotic flag ceremony will be one the features of the program. Tho in charge invite the public to attend. WANT MORE FACTS-Mr. a Mrs. Elmo Nicholson, through the attorney, r. c. Struckmeyer, yeste
 day filed motion in the office of t
 clerk of the superior court aski
 that the Bank of Blytheville be I
 quired to make it's complaint agair
 them more definite. Should this m
 ton be overruled, the Nicholsons a
 that the bank be required to file
 bill of particulars. The bank I
 gently filed complaint against |
 couple for $5,000, charging that th
 became indebted to the bank for tt
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