Arizona republican., 1919-01-28
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MRS. L.E. BOONE Mrs. Loui.

MRS. L. E. BOONE lLL-Mrs. Louise F. Boone, 1742 West Madison street, is i'll at her home with pneumonia
 NEW NOTARIES-The board of supervisors yesterday approved the mo- torial bonds of Paul L. Green and Mar tin Herlick.
 JUDGE CROSBY TO PRESIDE Judge Jesse E. Crosby of Navajo coun- ty will sit in Judge Stanford's division of the superior court today when the Brown Page mater will come up for hearing
 INCORPoRATIONS- The following firms applied yesterday to the cor poration commission for articles of in- corporation: Canada Petroleum com pany; Lone Star Soap company; Ranger Oil company.
 NEWSPAPER MEN HERE-Among the newspaper brethren attracted to the good roads conference are L. D. Clark. managing editor, and Folsom Moore. business manager of the Ari- ZOna Star of Tucson
 TO SEW FOR RED CROSS-The Madison Improvement club will hold | an all-day meeting Thursday to sew for the Red Cross. Miss Jane dregg
 
 | the hostesses will be Mrs. Luther l Creed and Mrs. J. D. Bivin WOMAN'S CLUB SEASON-The Woman's club season will open Tues | day, February 4, according to Mrs. | Woman's club. The opening club pro- gram will be given under the auspices of the music department, Mrs. Dixie Matthie, chairman.
 RESUME SALVAGE WORK-Red 1 Cross salvage work is to be resumed l The Red Cross has a storage room in the old Garden City restaurant room opposite the Hotel Adams on Adams street where old papers and magazines will be received. Clothing of all kinds will be acceptable.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC OPENS-The third term of the present school year of the Arizona School of Music, opened yesterday with an enrolment of many new pupils. All class work. which had been discontinued during the epidemic will also be resumed. including recitals which are an essential feature of the students education
 RETURN FROM NOGALES-Geo
 II. Smalley. executive secretary of tht
 federal food administration for Ari
 Zona, has returned from Nogales
 where he, in company with Timothl
 A. Riordan, federal food director fo
 this state, were engaged in winding
 up the business of the food admins
 tration. Mr. Riordan left at once fo
 his home in Flagstaff.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case O
 F. B. Laine against Greenlee count, was argued in supreme court yester !. day morning. The appellant is tn superior judge of that county an' brought suit for the recovery of tn difference between the salary attaches to the office at the beginning of hi present term and that to which it wa raised by the county classification act JUNIOR GUILD LUNCHEON-Th | Junior Guild will give a luncheon a | the Cathedral house on Thursday whe | the committee in charge asks that a | members be present to sew for tn ! lingerie sale scheduled for the earl | spring The committee in charge c | the luncheon comprises Mrs. L. Charle | Waghorn. Mrs. Charles K. Pishon. Mi4 Andrew Baumert, Jr., and Miss Eliza | beth Jones.
 LEARNS OF MOTHERS DEATH | o. A. Kane, cashier of the Phoeni | branch of the Occidental Life 1nsur | ance company, yesterday receive | word of the death in Lima, Ohio, ( | his mother at the age of 75 years ( | pneumonia. The wife of MT. Kar died in this city and was buried br
 one week ago, and the stricken hus band was unable to go to Ohio, | WATER COMPANY CHANGE | HANDS-Thomas Thomas. who for
 number of years has been supplyin Phoenix patrons with soft water fror
 the famous well located on the Blac Canyon road. has sold his business | J. E. French, recently from Tuls; Okla. and C. F. Haidt, of the Phoeni Realty Exchange. These gentleme
 are planning adding more equipmeI
 and giving quick service.
 WINDING UP DRAFT CUISINES ] Major II. E. Stephenson of the Unite States army is in Phoenix ill conne