Arizona republican., 1918-10-05
TOWN TOPICS

| ON BUSINESS TRIP-J D. Smith | departed on a business trip to Chicago | on Thursday.
 TO BosTON-R. M. Holt of this city left on a business visit to Boston Thursday night.
 FROM FLAGSTAFF-Sheriff W. c. l Dickenson of Flagstaff is registered at the Commercial.
 TO LOS ANGELES - A. L. Clauson of this city left on a business trip to Los Angeles Thursday.
 TO PASADENA-D. Hess of this city left Thursday on a visit to Pasa- dena
 LEAVE cITY-Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Penrose departed for Butte, Mor.eana, Thursday evening, where they will make their home.
 ON BUSINESS-C. Smith of Chi cago and c. c. Shroutz of Denver are on business visit in the city concern ing their mining interests
 RETURNS HOME-Judge John H. Campbell, who has been on a business visit here, left for his home in Tue son last evening.
 RETURNS FROM COAST-Dr. J. A. Miller has returned from the coast where he has been spending the sum mer and has resumed his practice.
 TO LOUISIANA-Mrs. A. N. Gillett and Mabel Brockoben departed Thurs day for their home in Welsh, Louisi- ana.
 REVENUE OFFICER LEAVEs-H. H. Barnes, connected with the interior revenue department of this city left on a business visit to Tucson Thurs day.
 GOES TO NEBRASKA - George l aitb b1iS raar Of Cbri Ari
 zona, who has been on a short visit
 here. left for Jansen, Nebraska, Thurs
 day on business interests.
 MINING MEN HERE-Harry Bryan
 of Denver is stopping at the Jefferson
 accompanied by H. $. Bryan of Camp
 Vanadium. while on business here.
 Both are well known mining men. MOVE TO PHOENIlX-Mrs Edwin D. McKeefer and her daughter Flor
 ence are stopping at the Jefferson, 1c- companied by Mrs. w. L. Trump and
 her son. Both Mrs McKeefer and Ms Trump are from Topeka, Kansas, and will live here in the future. GAS FOR SUNDAY-The Central Auto Supply company. 517 North Gen.
 tral avenue will be the only station
 open for the sale of gasoline Sunday
 Hours will be from : o'clock in the : morning until 6 o'clock in the after , noon
 E DIVORCE IS ASKED - Charging / failure to provide, Mrs. Belle Mem , mers yesterday filed suit for divorce n against George Memmers. The couple '. were married in Los Angeles in De- 8 cember, 1915.
 , DAIRY INSPECTOR REPoRT- 0 Clarence E. Ice, dairy inspector, re- ' ports for the month of August as fol-
 lows: Milk and cream specimens col t lected, 115; experiment specimens for
 butter fat only, 1; dairy inspections, = 23.
 MEXICAN OFFICIAL HERE- J. 0 Salamada, Mexican official from No
 gales is stopping at the Jefferson ac- O companied by his family. enroute to
 the coast They will spend a short |, visit at the coast before returning
 home, after establishing their children
 in one of the coast schools.
 KINDERGARTEN OPENS - Miss J Edna M. Aller, former kindergartner 1 of the model kindergarten at the ! Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, has J opened the fall term of the Cottage
 Kindergarten, Second and Willetta s streets.
 l, MARRIAGE LICENSES-Marria l. licenses were issued yesterday to Pan- e file O. Rolagn, 36, Phoenix, and Fran = cisca Mendoza, 20, Peoria; Lovelace -' Young Edwards, 29, Glendale and '- Clara Inez Ralston, 26, Glendale n Louis Escata, 9, Phoenix and Josefa d Silva, 21, Phoenix. h. CONTINUE LIBEL CASES-Th, t' criminal libel action against Fret l. Breen of Coconino Sun and Allar
 Jaynes of the Tucson Citizen whicl ', were instituted by Governor Hunt vii lu not be tried until October 14. Tn, case was set for trial on the seventl 4 but was continued one week by Judg i' Stanford.
 D. FROM COAST TO WORK - Mrs
 Edith w. Padgett of 1505 West Wash Is ington street, has returned from tn " coast. Upon her return to the cit ,d she immediately volunteered her serv ,r ices to the Liberty Bond committe he and has been assigned booth at tn
 Adams hotel, where she is now sellin ae bonds.
 m JOINS LIMIT CLUB-Mrs Mary { CT Mims, 1925 East Culver street, who ly employed at the county treasurers of CT flee. has joined the Phoenix Limi he Club, having already purchased he Ill S1,000 worth of Baby Bonds I'm
 makes the membership of the club G
 
 ng copa County Thrift Club also. Id CARS FOR RED CROSS-All Re a Cross workers who have cars al ls. urged to decorate them with the na ,v tional colors and Liberty Loan post ,f- CTS, (the posters can be secured g in headquarters of the Liberty loan) ii nd the cars with Red Cross war worker n1 and meet at the Chamber of Com 90 merce tonight promptly at ' o'clock as be assigned places in the parade. ist ASKS DIVORCE-Alleging that ht
 husband failed to provide for her an at their 10-year- -old son, James Gle Scanlon. Mrs. Etta Scanlon yesterda et- filed suit for divorce in superior coul ha against Roy G. Scanlon. The blair n- tiff charges that she was compello IT. to support herself and her child fC " whom she asks the custody. IT CT. The couple were married in Waxa a- hachie. Texas December 1903. h- BLEA IS ARRANGED-John Ble .ai member of the city police who ws lul arrested Thursday night on a statr as tory charge, was arraigned before Jus .1s tice Wheeler yesterday and his pro ie' liminary hearing set for 10 o'clot 'o this morning. Blea is alleged to haN
 mistreated a 15-year- old girl. IT ou claim is made that he and his wife b' sai friended the child. "a WIFE GIVEN DlVORCE-Mrs. Maj ,s' B. Sanders has secured a divorce fro Ill w. S. Sanders on the ground re-
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