Arizona republican., 1919-01-31
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FINDS SPEEDING COSIlY-AmoS Chapman was fined $10 by Justice Wheeler yesterday, for violating the speed law on North Central avenue.
 CAPT. CHRISTY RECOVERING Captain George D. Christy, who has been i'll for the past week, is conva- lescant
 TOLLESoN GIN DRAWING-The following names were drawn yesterday at the Tolleson gin of the Southwest Cotton company, and may deliver three bales of cotton each. February 6: l.. c. Elliott and w. G. Patterson.
 COMMUNITY SOCIAL TONIGHT A community social will be held in the Congregational parish house on Will etta Street at 7:30 Friday evening. Light refreshments. music and q good time is the program.
 TO HOLD METING-The Womans' Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet at 2:30 this afternoon at the home of Mrs Garland Couch of Al West Willetta street
 ROBERT E. LEE CHAPTER TO HOLD MEETING Robert E. Lee Chapter. L. D. C. will hold a meeting today at D. m. at the home of Mrs Dixie Matthe, 650 N Fourth Ave. The annual election of officers will be held and all the members are urged to be present.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Morris Chester. 34, Mesa and Clara Moore, IT. Mesa; Demestrio Silvas, 21, Chandler and Matilde Salazar, 21, Chandler; Jose Grijalva, 21 Chandler and Jesus Padias 19. Chandler
 THREATENS DEFENSE; IS AR RESTED On complaint of E. H. Heath, W. Howard was arrested yes terday on the charge of threatening to commit an offense He will be given his preliminary hearing before Justice De SouZa at o'clock Saturday after noon.
 LADIES TO GIVE DINNER-A chicken supper will be given at Tolle- son by the ladies of the Christian church. on Friday, January S1 Sup per will be served from 6:30 to 9:30. The dinner is being given for the par sOnage fund.
 WOULD ADMlNISTRATE WILL Mrs. Nettie Mills yesterday filed a pe- tition for letters of administration of the estate of Fred Mills. who died January 20. leaving personal property to the value of 5000. The hearing on the petition will come up before Judge Lyman on February "A.
 NEW GROCERY OPENS-Thomas A. Donnely. for many years connected with the Elwell Grocery company, will open grocery store of his own tornor- friends and many others of whom he expects to meet and serve his old friends and man others of whom he ex- poets, by service and high class goods, to make permanent customers.
 J. o. SEXON TO OPEN FORUM J. 0. SeNson will give the address at the Open Forum. at Willetta and Sec ond Streets Sunday evening The sub Ject will be The Returning Soldiers. This is a free platform for the public to express they selves and this is a subject that Deerests us all. You are invited to participate by questions or remarks.
 SENTENCED FOR TRANSPORT ING IIQUOR-Nicholas Neamonites. who pleaded guilty to transporting llquor, was sentenced to serve 30 days in the county jail. the sentence dating from December F, and to pay a fine Of Slo0 or serve as many days. The sentence was imposed by Judge Stan ford
 MRS. UPTON HOME FROM EAST Mrs. Mowbray Upton has returned to Phoenix from Philadelphia, where she passed the winter months. While east Mrs. Upton heard the sad news of the death of her Stepson, Captain Thoma Upton, who was killed in action. Upton who was young English army officer was killed four days before the signing | of the armiStice
 NAZARENE REVIVAL BEGINS The first meeting of the revival bein: ! conducted by Rev. R. T. Williams. O | Nashville, Tennessee, was held yes 1 terday evening at the Nazarene church A full house greeted the speaker. Tn, revival will continue until Februar, l6. The NaZarene church is locate, on the corner of Fifth avenue ant Monroe street.
 ACADEMY OF DANCING OPENS- The Academy of Dancing has agail opened its doors to the dance lovin; public of Phoenix. The halT has under gone many improvements and all ef 1 forts have been made to make every thing as comfortable and pleasurabl, as possible. MT. Shelley the manager has secured the services of Professo Stern, of the national school of dane ing of Los Angeles, a dancing teache | Of renown along the Pacific coast.
 KANSAS FARMER COMiNG-W A. Scott, farmer of Great Bend Kan sas, writes Postmaster Nicholson tha he and his wife and little girl are abou | to come to Arizona. and he request the names of three or four farmer that might wish to employ his wife ant | himself. He states that he has bee, a section foreman for eight years, ol ! the Missouri Pacific railroad Scot gives his address as Rural Route ( Box ), Great Bend, Kansas
 COPPER COMPANY MUST FIX | PlAlN-An order was issued yester day by the corporation commission t the Black Reef Copper company, com manding the presence of representa- tives of the company at the office c the commission on February 10. Tn order states that the permit of tn company to sell stock expired July | 1917, and that they have sold stoc | since that time, and are therefore or dered to show cause why they shout not be punished therefor
 C. F. DALTON INTO PEORL BAkk-Mr. Charles Dalton has bough the controlling interest in the Elk 1 change Bank of Peoria MT. Dalto was formerly vice president of th l Glendale State Bank, but has nov branched out for himself. The insti tuition is growing very strong and na already doubled itself last month. Tn
 bank held an election of officers las week, those elected were, Charles Dal
 ton, president, R. L. Odle. vice presi dent; G. M. Hale, cashier, and H. (
 Basket and H. W. Strangman, di
 rectOrs.
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