Arizona republican., 1918-01-30
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IOW IN lOE1O0
 JOE RALsz ILL-Deputy Sheriff Joe Balsz is confined to his home with severe attack of pneumonia.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Thomas H. Chitty, 3S, Phoenix, and Aurella Segner, 31, Phoenix.
 BAlSZ MEETlNG-Women of the Balsz district will meet for an all- day session on Friday in the school house to sew for the Red Cross. | WILSON p. T. A.-The Parent Teachers association of the Wilson district will meet at the school house on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 JUDGE BLENMAN HERE-Judge Charles Blenman, one of the leading at torneys of the state, residing in Tue son for the last quarter of century, is in the city on legal business.
 FROM klNGMAN-F. A. Wilde, president of the Kingman Publishing company of Kingman, is a business visitor to Phoenix. He is stopping at the Hotel Aadms
 MEETING PosTPoNED-on ac- count of the Symphony Orchestra en- gagement in this city Thursday, the meeting of the Parent-Teachers asso- ciation of the high school has been postponed one week.
 FLORENCE VISITORS-M. s. Plum mer, the Well-known meat dealer of Florence, accompanied by Jack Morri- son, also of Florence, are stopping at the Commercial hotel while here on a business and pleasure trip.
 1 WINTER VSITORS-Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cowan and MT. and Mrs. T. J. Sambrock of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived | n hn nj in here several weeks before journeying on to the coast. They are guests at the Hotel Adams.
 PRESIDENT OF sENATE-D. H
 Claridge, president of the state sen
 ate, came in from Solomonville yes terday and registered at the Com. mercial hotel. He will be here sev. eral days attending to business in : terests.
 : POSTMASTER HERE = MT. ant Mrs. Harry N. Cox came down iron
 friends and look after business mat ters for few days. MT. Cox is the well-known postmaster and dealer 1T
 general merchandise at Morristown. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL - Mrs Grace L. Keith, wife of H. B. Keith of the Republican Print Shop, was re- moved from her home, SPA North Thir- teenth avenue, to the Sisters hospital
 last evening. This morning she vii
 undergo an operation at the hands o1
 Dr. R. w. Craig.
 OWN RECOGNIZANcE-J. L. Mark.
 well was released on his own recogni.
 Zance by Justice De SouZa yesterda!
 when it developed that his brother hat made good the amount Markwell wa
 alleged to have obtained by false pre-
 lenses. The complaint against the de
 fendant has not been dismissed. .. . TO CONFIRM CLASS = Rt. Rev | Julius w. Atwood, bishop of the Epis z copal diocese of Arizona, will make hi official visit to St. Marks church a 7 Mesa next Sunday. Upon that occa z sion he will confirm a class alread U prepared by Rev. Francis Bloy, recto T of St. Marks. On Sunday evening tn S bishop will hold services at the Sa l Marcos in Chandler
 0 ADDRESS WANTED-F. M. Nor 7, wood, chief electrician in the Unite
 States navy, stationed at Mare Island e desires to learn the address of Harr
 Etherington. MT. Etherington is de = scribed as being an Englishman an
 any information concerning him wi o be greatly appreciated by MT. Nor
 wood. MT. Norwood gives his addres O as navy electrical school, Mare Islan( | California.
 I WINNERS CLASS-The woman
 division of the winners Bible class (
 the First Methodist Episcopal churc T Thursday with Mr3 Sylvanus Palme i 21 North Sixteenth street. After | short business meeting short socis i time was spent in knitting for the sol
 diers. This class, intluding the men II division, has the largest adult mem bership in the Sunday school. Q IS GIVEN FLOATER-A. Stanle, h arrested Saturday night by Special Oi II ficer Swearens of the Santa Fe rail
 road, was given the option of spendin
 thirty days in the city jail or shakin , the dust of Phoenix from his feet. H ] told Police Magistrate Trevillian | | would leave town at once. A quantii i of ''phony' jewelry which he admitte m was his stock in trade, was conf! If cated by the police.
 ' FOR BOYS OVER THERE-Men
 bers of the Woodman Circle are pa F ticularly anxious that there be a go' l. attendance at the regular weekly dan
 of the Circle to be held this evenil
 at Patrick hall. The funds deriv from the dance this evening are Ia be devoted to the aid of the boys no
 in the service. There will be a speci
 musical and dance program and ever Ia one attending is assured of a good tin .e DOZENS APPOlNTED-J. c. Do ,a bins has been appointed chairmf ~, of the war savings campaign, f Maricopa county, following the resi-
 nation of R. Allyn Lewis, whose pr ,o vate business would not allow t rs necessary time to be devoted to u ,e thrift campaign work. MT. Dobbi
 helped to make the second Liber
 loan a success and was chairman r. the recent Kiwanis club campaign. A TELEGRAMS - Undelivered tel st grams are at the Western Union fo '' Alex Childs, Dripping Springs Go
 per Co.,. E. D. Elson, H. A. Farr, J. ss Fain, R. E Fisher, W. c. Gadd r. J. H. Holt, F. W. Lewis, Mrs.
 Martinson, Gardon Nichols, F.
 Poss, Cyrus Patterson, c. M. Shear, +e1 Frank Walberg, Mrs. J. B. Cherbir ne Care Joel Rice; J. w. Weinberg Henry Morgan, Mike Rosenthal.
 BOUND OVER-Walter Shelton W of given his preliminary hearing befc ba Justice Wheeler yesterday on t n6 r charge of failure to provide for Au minor children. He was bound oy
 to the superior court in the sum
 s1,000 bail. Shelton is an employe