Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-12

bodily harm to his better half, but she
withdrew this charge and instituted
another, wherein she is alleged to
have stated that incompatibility of
temperament was the real cause of
their trouble. Justice Wheeler in
! formed the couple that they were in
the wrong court and suggested that
they air their grievances before Judge
Stanford in the Superior court, where
Imatrimonial difficulties are adjusted
more satisfactorily than could be the
case in a justice court.
Going to California
Mrs. M. c. Franklin of 1909 East
Jefferson street, will leave this week
for California to spend the summer
A. L. Council Passes Away
Mrs. Della King of this city re-.
ceived telegram stating that her
brother Rev. Alonzo L. Council of
Marshall, Tex, was dead. In the death
of A. c. Council in this city last
March, Mrs. King lost one of her
brothers, so this makes the second
death to occur in that family this
year. Our sympathy goes out to the
bereaved relatives in this, their sad
hour.
Home from Hayden, Ariz.-
Mr. F. G. Gilbreath returned this,
week from Hayden, where he has been
employed the past few weeks. He
has opened the Fish House, formerly
conducted by j. w. Smell at 27 South
Second street, and will conduct first
class lunch counter. Mr.. Gilbreath is
q cook of no mean ability, and if you
visit his establishment once, you will
become regular customer.
Leaves for San Diego
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Morris Sims
left over the Santa Fe for San Diego.
Cal. She will be joined by her moth
er, Mrs. A. Turner, Immediately after
the Grand Session of the Sir Knights
and Daughters of Tabor, which con-
venes in this city July 80. Mrs Sims
and mother will visit the coast cities,
returning to Phoenix early in the fall
Washingtons in Santa Barbara
A card received from Mr. and Mrs
w. w. Washington states that they
are at Santa Barbara this week enjoy
II, ~ tbo cool COO Iroo1oc Adre CI,oe
Fish also is member of the Phoenix
colony at this popular resort.
Mrs. Katie johnson Indisposed
Mrs. Katie Johnson, who has been
confined to her home the past month
suffering with slight illness, is still
unable to leave her home and little
change is noted in her condition. She
is staying at 1884 East Jefferson
street
Hannibal White Home From Coast
Master Hannibal White, son of Rev.
N E. White. 1888 East Madison street,
returned this week from Los Angeles.
Cal, where he has been employed in
the office of the California Eagle the
past few months The Eagle is one.
OF the leading Race papers of the
West. 1t is owned and published by
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Bass. and they have
recently installed another linotype
machine and have all colored opera
tors. We do not know in what capa-
city Master Hannibal White served
while with the Eagle. but at any rate,
we believe his connection with that
great paper places him in position
to give few pointers to the manage
ment of the Phoenix Tribune. We
welcome your advice. Hannibal
Protective League meeting
Last Monday evening large crowd
met at Douglas school to attend the
meeting of the Phoenix Protective
League A volume of important busi-
ness was transacted and altogether
the meeting proved quite interesting.
An invitation was extended the
League to join in with the branch Of
the N. A. A. c. P, recently organized.
This matter was referred to the exec
utive council and this body will report
back to the League at its first meet
ing il August