Arizona republican., 1918-10-18
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HOME TO KANSAS-Katherine Caldwell departed on Wednesday for her home in Winfield. Texas.
 BACK TO PASADENA-Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Butler of Pasadena re- turned to their home Wednesday.
 TO JOIN SERVICE-C. A. Hartman of this city left for Little Silver. x. J., Wednesday. where he will join the colors.
 RETURNS TO DENVER-A. C.. Musgrove left on Wednesday for his home in Denver after a business visit in the city.
 LEAVES FOR HoME-Mrs. A. D. Spenser of Denver returned home Wednesday after an extended visit here
 TO PRESCOTT-Major c. F. Coffin and Captain H. G. Palmer of the U. $. army, left for Prescott "Wednesday evening after a short visit here.
 ST. LOUiSlANS HERE-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosenthal of St. Louis are stopping at the Jefferson hotel while on a business visit in the city.
 FROM WYOMING-George T. Full Ter, Jr.. of Superior. Wyoming, is a guest of John D. Harris at the Jeffer- son hotel this week.
 ON INSURANCE TRIP-I. W. Sad Ter of the Carl Anderson insurance staff left yesterday on ten day busi- ness trip to Bisbee, Douglas, Tucson and other points over the state.
 FIREsTONE MAN RETURNS-F C. Flickinger, Pacific coast brancf manager of the great Firestone Tire company, is in Phoenix again after ar absence of several months.
 FRATERNAL AID UNION- I'm Fraternal Aid Union lodge. Benito Jua reg No. S93, will not hold the regula meeting next Sunday on account of tn present health restrictions.
 MRS. BATTIN IMPROvlNG-Th who has been ill for several weeks witt severe attack of pneumonia. will b glad to learn of her improvement.
 TO ALBUQUERQUE-Mr. and Mrs Leach, formerly of Prescott, returned to their home in Albuquerque Wednes day night after a days visit here. MT Leach is cashier in an Albuquerqu banking institution.
 BETTING POSTPONED - Tn meeting of the Queen Esther chapte of the Eastern Star, scheduled for thl evening. will not take place on accoun of the recent regulations, There wi be no further meetings until so an nounced.
 SOME HE QUINcES-Three quince weighing IF. 1A and 1 pound are ol display at the Phoenix Chamber o Commerce. These quinces were grow by George A. Clark on his ranch one half mile north of Glendale on Lat eral IS.
 NEW CORPORATIONS s-Applica tions for incorporation were receive yesterday by the Arizona corporatio commission from the B. B. Features c Phoenix, Hermanos Mining compan of Phoenix. and the Adelphia Minnin company of Phoenix.
 IN U. s. SERViCE-In response orders from San Francisco, Dr. Georg | w. Vickers left last night to report . | Needles. Cal, for duty as assistar surgeon in the L. $. public health SCI vice. From that point he will be as | signed to service.
 GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE-Augus tine Ramirez, who was found guilty ( murder in the first degree by a jury Judge Stanford's court, was sentence to life imprisonment by the court yes terday. Ramirez is the slayer of Pedr Sierra, whom he stabbed last summe | Ramirez plea was self defense. REGARDING SCHOOLS-Due pub | lie notice of the reopening of tn schools after the subsistence of the CD idemic of influenza will be given in tn newspapers, and the public is re quested not to take up the time of of ficials by calling up and making un necessary inquiries
 SOON TO FRANCE-Mr. and MT | J. r. Alkire will leave for Los Angelo Sunday. They will make a short wis at the coast, Mir. AlRire expecting leave for France about Wednesda
 where he will be connected with Il Red Cross. Mrs. Alkire will visit vii friends before returning to the city.
 CLEARED OF EMBEZZlEMENT.
 Bob Cleveland. charged with the en
 bezzlement of an automobile, W;
 found not guilty by Justice De Sou,
 yesteray. The testimony showed tn
 Cleveland borrowed machine and WI
 unable to return it at the agreed upt
 time because of tire trouble.
 RETURNS FROM EAST - MI
 Wesley Hill returned yesterday fro
 an eastern visit of several mont
 duration. While away she visited h
 husband. Sergeant Hill of the U.
 Big Tank division, and reports him
 spledid health and spirits. On her r
 turn Mrs. Hill visited relatives
 Kansas.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage
 censes were issued yesterday to T. Kinder, 57, Phoenix, and Mayme Re
 holds. AS, Phoenix; Frank Melton,
 Phoenix. and Clara Anderson. Phoenix; George N. Bsakley, 35, Pho
 nix. and Mary Riley, 35, Phoeni Charley Gallihugh. 19. Mesa, and Ed Franks. 19, Wellington. Texas. THREE WEDDINGS Three we dings were solemnized this week
 Rev. w. R. Buchanan of the Christi church. Those who were wed are | Heinig of Wichita, Kansas, to Nil
 Pearl Sweitzer of Phoenix: Arth
 Briggs of Tempe to Miss Thelma Ke
 nedy of Missouri, and T. w. Kinder this city to Mamie Reynolds. , FACES BURGLARY CHARGE
 Waiving preliminary examination, . lix Sancedo, alias Joe Martinez W held to answer to the superior cou yesterday, Justice Wheeler fixing bo . in the sum of 5000. Sancedo is bel s held on the charge of burglary and , alleged to have confessed his guilt = Constable Haze Burch who made t e arrest.
 S BIG JOB IN Y. M. C. A.-Kenyon s Butterfield. president of the Massacr setts Agricultural college, has been g