Arizona republican., 1919-10-23

ward Melczer and daughter, Margery. returned yesterday from several months absence in Chicago.
 RETURNS AFTER A YEAR-Mrs. T. W. Pemberton, who has been out of the city for nearly year, returned yesterday from California. She VIII pass the winter in Phoenix.
 ONLY ONE APPEARS-Only one person in Phoenix availed himsef or the opportunity of taking the civil ser wee examination for assistant observer of the weather bureau. The examlia- tion was held yesterday.
 VISITING IN ciTY-Miss Lucia Rice daughter of L. J. Rice, who was for many years a prominent business man in Los Angeles, is visiting here and is the guest of Mrs. Lacnahce at 1901 West Adams street.
 FILE ESTATE ADVERTISEMENT The estate of Clarence Raymond Trickey is worth $10,225, according to an inventory and appraisement filed
 yesterday with the clerk of the super
 for court by F. S. West R. E. Steele,
 and M. L. Gibbins, the appraisers.
 SON IS BORN-A son was born at 10 o'clock yesterday morning to MT.
 and Mrs. A. E. Stelzer, of 1342 West
 Monroe street Mir Stelzer is secre-
 tary of the Arizona Corporation com
 mission. The child has been named
 John Alfred Stelzer.
 RETURNS FROM FASTENING =
 H. II. Barnes, general deputy of the
 internal revenue service has returned
 from New Mexico. MT. Barnes has
 been in Albuquerque as a government
 witness in federal case spertaining to the violation of internal revenue laws,
 JOINT MEETING-The Woman's Trade Union league and the Carpen- ters' auxiliary, No. 45, will have a joint meeting Friday, October "A, at Labor hall and urge that all members of both organizations be present
 promptly at 2 p. m. to discuss some matters of importance.
 RETURN FROM LONG STAY Mrs. Sue H. Summers and daughter, Mrs. June Biery, have returned to Phoenix after a stay of several months in Los Angeles, and are at , home at sos East Van Buren street. ) VALUE ESTATE AT $1s,54s-The } estate of Georgia NJ. Terry has been , appraised at $1S,54S.41, according to ar ) inventory and appraisement filed with ] the clerk of the superior court yester- } day by A NJ. Neil c. w. Reeves an6 } R. H. Johnson, the appraisers ap- D pointed by the court.
 COUNTRY CLUB MEETlNG-A 9 meeting of the stockholders of tht $ Country club of Phoenix will be helt D Friday evening, October A. Matter. J of much importance are to come be. z fore this meeting, among them beins U the proposition of enlarging tn,
 grounds of the club and otherwise in
 creasing the facilities of the organ !. ization.
 z MASQUERADE BALL-The Madi 2 son Improvement club on Halloween v will give a masquerade ball at tn 9 clubhouse on the Indian school roat n three miles east of Central avenue F All the friends of the club are urget 4 to get their costumes ready and at B tend. Don't forget the time or place 0 nor forget to change your face. ', LUNCHEON AT WOMAN'S CLUI
 The home economies department 0 @ the Woman's Club will give a lunc
 at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. A .- wishing to go please notify Miss Flor
 Grier or Mrs Alma Lowe by Frida o night. as it is necessary to know ho1
 many to provide for.
 0 SENDS REGRETS-A telegram ha
 been received by the cotton carnivs s. executive committee from Presiden
 John A. Widstoe of the University C
 Utah at Salt Lake City, expressing hi ] regrets that he finds himself unable t
 accept the committees invitation t i address the cotton congress. =, EXTRA STAGES DURING cARNI Q VAL-Guy Nichols, Mesa manager fe
 the Union Auto stage Line announce
 yesterday that the line will run an ex n tra stage out of Mesa to Phoenix z r Il p. m. every night this week begin
 ming tonight, on account of the cotto O carnival crowd.
 - WIFE MAKES COUNTER cHARC ,- ES-Juanita NJ. Ruiz, against whol n a suit of divorce was instituted recen e ly by Ysabel Ruiz, filed an answer ar S cross complaint with the clerk of u superior court yesterday, alleging crl eA city and an uncomfortable temper C
 the part of her husband She stat, C. that he often threatened to kill he $, and disputes with him the custody f. their three minor children. The hu,
 band has filed a counter affidavit s. denial to her charges.
 in TO REMAIN ON COAST - An, at McCanne, former clerk in the off
 or the internal revenue collector, WI P. recently went to the coast, will ma. ty her home in San Francisco, accordil he to word received here yesterday, Mi
 McCanne, who is niece of form ir. Governor George W. P. Hunt. has a IT. cepted the position of private seer at tary to leading business man of {
 coast
 B. VISITED DAUGHTER - Mrs. H. ed lesson has returned from montl " absence in the east, where she visit
 her daughter, Miss Ruth Jessop, W ldn has been in the government service r- more than year. For the past SC g. eral months Miss Jessop has been e
 gagged in reconstruction work, havi - been transferred recently from Was ay ington to Fort Sheridan hospital IS Chicago.
 LODGE GOES TO RAY -El Y ITS: mamah Temple, No. 65, D. O. KK.. W oI leave here Saturday morning for R: ne ne where large class of tyros will VIZ -n0 the hot sands of the desert In otf words, there will be an initiation. Ha ., den, Globe and Miami will be rep, .;n sented as well. Thursday night. ( E, tober 30, class will be initiated Tempe
 IT ORDER IS CONTINUED - Ju6 ,cy Lyman's order of October IS. restra. ne ing Edwin R. Post and an emplt bv named Adson from disposing of a
 records or securities of Posts busin