Arizona republican., 1918-01-05
TWO MEN TURNED
 OVER ID SHERIFF

GLENDALE, Jan. 5.-Officer Booth picked up couple of suspicious char acters Thursday night and took them to jail. On searching the men their registration cards were found. They are registered in Monterey county California. Their names are Manuel Godino and Greg Soto. They were taken to Phoenix and turned over to Sheriff Wilky who will probably take them to the nearest army post.
 James Maylett, who has been in the hospital with an injured eye that was operated on, was in town yesterday visiting his friends. He will remain in Phoenix another week under the care of the doctor.
 Dr. R. D. Gee from Pocatello, Idaho, and wife. were in town yesterday with Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler and her brother Herman Orth. pr. Gee expects to make his home here. They are al present visiting at the Orth ranch on Northern avenue. MT. and Mrs. Kuchler expect to move out to their ranch home to- day. They have been living at the Hotel Adams this winter. MT. kuch- | ler's health is rapidly improving. An interesting event happened in the Her man Kuchler home in ogden, Utah. on New Years day. A fine boy arrived to make his home with them, and will no doubt accompany them to visit his | relatives here next winter.
 Most of the high school cadets have their uniforms. The boys are drilling regular and doing fine work.
 The executive committee of the Red Cross will meet today at o'clock al the Red Cross rooms.
 Mrs. Messenger is slowly improving
 from her recent illness.
 Del Triple, who was slightly better
 has had a. turn for the worse again.
 The Royal Neighbors are plannins
 an entertainment for the near futur,
 and at the time will have open lodge
 MT. Mccoy, who recently bought tn,
 grocery and bakery of M. Bogarotoff
 has combined the two and is makins
 extensive improvements in the build ing.
 W. w. Cook was out yesterday el { route to the New River ranch of Cool !. ! and Laird.
 Mrs. Ben Stevens has been i'll fo several days with cold
 Mrs. William Merryfield has been il f since Christmas with la grippe Rev. R. E. Dunlap and wife, of tn , Christian church have moved to Phoe 
 Rev. James E. Ferris and wife of tn 9 Methodist Episcopal church, visite l friends in Tempe yesterday. 2 The public rest room will be close all day on Sundays in the future be t ginning with next Sunday. I w. J. Galbraith, who has been i /. Globe several days on bushes returne e home Thursday.
 a Mrs. Sydney List has been very i for several days
 Cecil Marks returned to Tucso . Thursday night after a weeks wis !. with his parents.
 Miss Blanche Barnett has take 5 rooms with Mrs. Herman Sharerer. :, j. B. Walters moved out to a mil north of Peoria where he will hay Y charge of large acreage of cotton |
 De planted this season. He has lease o his ranch for year. The family wi e remain in town till school closes. - Miss Inez Ralston was the hostes e Wednesday to a matinee party at th Q Elks. Her guests were Mrs. Grac s Pinnell. Mrs. Don L. Pinnell and child Q ren. Mrs. Jessie Coughey, Mrs. Caspe n and Miss Murdock.
 e Mrs. w. Burton, who has been visit IS ing her family at Tempe several week n returned to her home on lateral 19. n MT. and Mrs. Lee Barnhard al o driving their new Ford. Mr. Barnhar Il who is zapjero on Is will use the ca e to make his runs.
 . Dick Witter returned to Camp Rear i ney last night after short visit wit
 his family.
 Head lettuce is on the market an
 it's better than ever before. The firl
 white heads are delicious. It is bein
 shipped out, but not in large quantitie yet.
 II The sewer work is being rushed t - completion. The contract calls for