Arizona republican., 1918-06-02
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 GO TO LAS VEGAS.-Claude Fisher and family. of S45 North Sixth avenue, have gone to Las Vegas to spend the summer.
 GOES EAST-E. T. Beckman will leave this evening for Boston. New York and Washington where he will pass the summer months.
 GRAHAM ATTORNEY-Lee NJ. Stratton. a well known attorney of Graham county, is passing the week end in town on legal business.
 ASKS DECREE-Charging failure to provide, Mrs. Juana Ochoa has brought suit for divorce against An selmo Ochoa. The couple were mar ried in Phoenix in 1915.
 TO FRISCO FOR MER-Mrs. A. Strausse, and her daughters, Jo- sephine and Shirley, left for San Fran cisco yesterday evening for the sum- mer. They expect to return sometime in September.
 MARY GARDEN COMING Mary Garden, in the Splendid Sinner will be at the Empress June 9, 10, II and 12. The production is one Goldwyn't big gest and contains some very beautiful settings.
 TUCSON CITIZEN-G. A. Bentley who is not only a Tucson citizen but who is the wireman on the Tucson Citizen, is visitor in Phoenix, coming here on his motorcycle. Mir. Bentley is The Citizens Associated Press operator.
 HALLMARK HERE-H. c. Hall mark, general freight and passenger agent for the Arizona Eastern, re- turned to his headquarters in Tucson last evening after spending a few days here attending to business interests. FROM TUCSON-Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid, president of the state uni versity, accompanied by Folsom B. Moore, came up from Tucson yester- day. They will be here several days while looking after business matters. AFTER MANY YEARS-After 2S | years of marriage Mrs. Josephine Tip pen has brought suit for a divorce against Ruben Ti~1en whom she mar | ried in Texas in 1899. Mrs. Tippen | alleges that her husband has failed to provide for her since 1915.
 GILBERT COUPLE MARRlED-Al- bert Fulton and Miss Essie A. Cothren, a popular Gilbert couple, were married | by Judge Stanford yesterday afternoon. | The service was read in Judge stan | fOrd's chambers in the presence of the | required number of witnesses. l INDUSTRIAL ARTS DISPLAY. - | For three days, beginning Monday | June 3, there will be an exhibition in the Industrial Arts building of the Tempe Normal of the students work in fine and industrial art. All are invited by those in charge.
 ARMY MAN HERE.-Lieut l. L Garrison, M. R. C., United States army arrived home Friday on a ee-day 1 furlough. The doctor has been trans ferred from base hospital, Camp Cody to evacuation hospital No. 16. Fort Riley. Kan, and will start for his new | station Sunday afternoon.
 MEMORIAL SERVICES-Me services will be held in the Odd Eel lows hall by the Moose lodge Wednes- day evening, at S:3O o'clock. All mem
 bers and visiting members are request ed to be present by those in charge
 An appropriate program has been ar
 ranged for the occasion.
 REPEAT E-Robert |,
 Lee chapter, Daughters of the Confed-
 eraCy. will repeat the vaudeville o l Wednesday evening as1-n at the Elk:
 theater and not at Riverside park as formerly announced. The proceeds iron
 the event go toward an endowment fol
 a bed in a hospital in France.
 ASKS COMPENSATION-AIeging
 that he had prepared 160 acres of lanC
 for cultivation and had not received
 payment for his labor, E. r. SatterfielC
 has brought suit against D. D. Horn
 ing for $500. The farm land on whicl
 Satterfield claims to have labore( | ;,. b1 Do The complaint was filed in the su perior court yesterday by Candy ant
 Cunningham.
 TO TIRE IN FRANCE-Four youn men, three of Phoenix and one of Glen dale, left over the Santa Fe last eve ., ming for Washington barracks, Wash , ington, D. C., en route for service 0 the American railways in France. Tn
 young men who undertake this nationa
 service and who are ready to fight i ] the trenches if need be, are Eli
 Hochstetter, who captains the squa on it's journey; L. c. Townsend an ] Raymond F. Shedd of Phoenix an
 Ernest C.. Greenfield of Glendale. BRINGS HOME BACON-Reube Torres, a 20-year- r-old Mexican boy pleaded guilty before Justice De Souz yesterday of stealing s30 worth c
 bacon from White and Balsz. He wa , given $50 or days and being unable { furnish the amount of fine was lodge behind the bars of the county jail. Tn
 butchers declare they have lost hun
 dreds of dollars worth of meat thi ! winter by petty thefts of the characte : of that committed by Torres. ARGUE ON MONDAY-All the tes timony has been submitted in the man
 damus action brought " Mrs. Haiti
 Mosher and w. E. Lount against tn IT. Phoenix Street Railway company t ] compel the company to re-establis service on North First street, and tn l case will be argued before Judge Ly 5 man Monday. J. B. Woodward an l Miss Alice Birdsall represent tn
 plaintiff and H. NJ. Fennemore the de
 dendant
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