Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
TOWN TOPICS

TOWN TOPICS
 BUSINESS TRIP-George o. Ford was a passenger on last evenings train for Fl Paso Shere he went to look after business interests.
 GETS MEMBERSHIP-The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce has been given an honorary membership in the Du- buque Commercial club, according to information received here.
 TUCSON VlSlTORS-Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bernard and Miss Nora Humbard of Tucson arrived in the city yesterday for a visit of a few days. They are guests at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM BROOkLYN-Mrs. Thomas E. Hicks, Mrs. Albert L. Rountree and Mrs. Parker V. Lawrence of Brooklyn, New York, are stopping at the Hotel Adams while on their way to the coast. TELEGRAMS - Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union for: | Otto Corbett D. A. Jacobs G. A. Mitch 1 ell, J. M Merritt, H. F. Powers, William 1 Walden, w. J. Wilson, M. J. c. Will son, H. G. SWarout.
 WANT ROOMS-Demands for rooms are received daily at the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. Secretary Harry Welch declares the chamber will be glad to receive and list rooms for 1 rent
 RECEIVES INQUIRIES-Inquiries relative to organization advertising and 1 publicity plans have been received by the local chamber of commerce from | the Savannah. Georgia, board of trade and also from the chamber of com merce at Santa Barbara. California.
 STOCKYARDS MEETING - The meeting of the stockholders of the Un- ion Stockyards company, the annual one scheduled for yesterday afternoon at o'clock, was adjourned until next Saturday afternoon, February ?, at 7 o'clock. There was no quorum Of stockholders present yesterday.
 SHEEP GROWERS-Harry Hender- son of Congress Junction and c. J. Spell mire and J. A. Lyons of Winslow, all prominent sheep growers of the state, are in the city for few days. They attended the meeting of the Arizona Wool Growers association and are stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 BIG JURY LIST-The jury list com prising 2,500 names was filed in the office of the clerk of the superior court yesterday by the board of supervisors. The list of 1918 jurors was compiled by the clerk of the board in accordance
 with Title XXVI Civil Code, Revised
 Statutes of Arizona. 1913.
 TO ATTEND MEETING-L. A Wilky, J. A. Fitzpatrick. A. D. Parades
 B. l.. West and o. W. Pedwitt, all con- nected with the Southwestern Cotton company, came in town yesterday to l. be present at the meeting of that con- pany which was held last evening They are guests at the Commercial , hotel.
 i, . LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li- T T censes were issued yesterday to Pedro Torres, B, Fl Paso and Guadalupe . Uribe, 23, Phoenix; Maury K. Eastman | 9. Philadelphia and Betty s. Katz, 21
 San Francisco; Robert A. Finnical 20 t Tolleson and Leora J. Baldwin, 19
 Phoenix; Miles F. Knapp, 20, Phoeni' D and Emma Maude Glossbrenner IS Phoenix
 0 THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY-Mr
 and Mrs. James A. Green last nigh e celebrated the thirtieth anniversary O
 their wedding at their home, 947 Wes
 Grant street. Invitations had beel
 sent out to not less than 250 of thei | relatives and friends. Though thi union has not been blessed with chil dren, the parental affection of MT ant ! Mrs. Green is centered upon a little bo, > whom they have adopted.
 PlNNEY IN FRANCE-W. l.. Pinne
 received a censored cablegram yester
 day stating that his son, Tucker I :. Pinney, who is chief clerk of SectioI . SIS, United States Army ambulanc O service, had reached an overseas port
 This section is composed entirely o Stanford students who enlisted in tn s service last June, and have been il + training at Allentown, Pa, since tha time.
 WIDER FIELD-W. Ward Davie: ! who has been district agent for tn if Loyal Order of Moose for this state n has had the scope of his jurisdctio ,t widened. He has. now been appointe
 district superintendent for the state C
 New Mexico and, of course, continue 10 In the same position for this state. Tn IS New Mexican district superintendent = for the Moose has been E. F. Kenned
 but ill health has made it necessary fo
 Mr. Kennedy to give up the work = CLERKS MISTAKE Among tn k names on the published list of stacker " as 1t appeared in The Republican yes ;t terday morning was that of Joshua I
 Jordan, No. 3,955, address 376 Mort
 First avenue. MT. Jordan never live J. at that address. Though now living g in the Ford Hotel. he resided for a tim r. at 3l6. North, Third avenue and tha n address is given on the questionnair
 addressed to him, but some clerk mad
 a mistake in addressing the envelop s- Naturally Mir. Jordan did not receiy
 the questionnaire.
 WELCOME. ViSlTOR-J. R. Huff se for lon gtime manager of the Harmo le Motor company, agency for the Stude lg baker line of gasoline vehicles, is
 visitor in Phoenix and will remain hel
 until Monday evening. Mir. Huff 10 now special factory representative the Studebaker Corporation of Amer ne lca and is paying an official visit ell this state. He says that Studebak,
 business in his district is going ahes
 at wonderful rate, not the least al or tive section being Arizona
 le DENY CHARGE-Mrs. Helena Met S. Ter and Harry Evans, charged vii
 adultery, when arraigned before Ju
 t1ce Wheeler yesterday protested tn g. they were innocent of the crime al asked for preliminary hearing. whit - the court set for 10 o'clock Wednesds
 morning. The man and woman we
 arrested on Friday night, the complai
 being sworn to by B. H. Metzler
 dairyman, and husband of the woms
 in the case. The court placed the bo,
 at S1,50O each which was not furnishe
 In the meantime Mrs. Metzlers daugl
 ter, little school girl, has been talk,
 to the Crittenton Home by order of Il