Arizona republican., 1919-05-30
WILCOX BUSINESS MAN HERE

Francis B. Lindstrom, formerly of Phoenix, but since receiving his honor able discharge from the aviation ser vice a resident of Wilcox, Ariz., ar rived in Phoenix yesterday to spend the holiday and the weekend with relatives and friends. MT. Lindstrom, who is well known in this valley as an expert in dairy and creamery operation, is general manager of the Valley Creamery company at Wilcox. 7
 HAVE GONE TO COAST-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnum, formerly of Phoenix, residents of Miami for the last eighteen months, were visitors in this city for ten days this month, leaving last Wed nesday for the coast by motor car. MT. Barnum expects to enter the ga- rage business in San Francisco, while Mrs. Barnum will visit in Chicago and West Virginia MT. Barnum will be remembered as a member of the police department here several years.
 NEIL DOHENEY VISITS HERE - Cornelius Doheney returned yesterday to Oakland, Cal, after having passed a few days visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. W. P. Doheney, Sr., of 723 North | Seventh street. Neil was called home early in the week because of the ser ious illness of his father. The latter's condition having improved, Neil re- l turned to Oakland where he has a re- sponsible position with one of the largest industries in the city.
 FILES BIG DAMAGE SUIT-Claim- ing that he was seriously injured when struck by a bucket which was lowered into the shaft without warning having been given, Mike E. Cortan yesterday 
 les Copper company for $25,000 dam ages. The miner alleges that the heavy bucket struck his head, rupturing hi: ear drums, and that his eyesight has been partially destroyed as a result O. the accident, which occurred last No vember. The action was filed by F. c Struckmeyer.
 HELD ON BAD CHECK CHARGE Some half dozen checks drawn or the National Bank of Arizona wer' mary hearing of D. M Madison charged with obtaining money ant property by bogus checks. By tn state showing that Madison had passe, checks at Morley's, the Jefferson hotel at taxi stand and down town shops Justice Wheeler held Madison t, answer to the superior court, fixinl his bond at $500 which he failed {, furnish The checks in identical hand writing were signed Great Lake Transportation company by D. NJ Madison, and by T. K. Williams.
 STUDENTS RECITAL - One of tn most interestin students recitals to b given this week at the Arizona Schoo of Music will be held tomorrow morn ing at 10:30 o'clock. Piano number will be given by Leslie Brown, Hen , rietta Norman, Ruth Johnson, Clyd Sanders, Fay Nygren. Elizabeth Phil lips, Maude Stewart, Helenidas Vel : come and Mary Doyle. Vocal number will be rendered by Helen Firth an violin by Eleanor Wilkinson, Nina hIl ton Harriette Brown, Theodore Brod head, James Burson and Beatric Jackson. The. public is cordially il vited to be present.
 RETURNS FROM FOUR YEARS SERVICE-Sergeant H. J. Wilson ( the 158th infantry arrived in Phoeni yesterday after receiving his dis charge in Fort Worth a few days az, Sergeant Wilson has been in the SCI vice for six years. After serving h
 country for four years he came { Phoenix to visit his sister, Mrs. Clal ence Ice, and brother, Evan Wilsol now deputy of the sheriff's office
 that time he intended to take up h
 residence in this city, but the troub
 on the border led to his enlistment an
 he has since been in the army. H
 present intentions are to remain Phoenix.