Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
IN CITY FROM RAY-w. [

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 FROM SAN FRANCISCO George A. Fist of San Francisco. arrived yester- day and is staying at the Commercial hotel
 JEROME MEN ARE HERE-E. J. F'lumerfelt and F. w Smith arrived yesterday from Jerome and are regist- cred at the Jefferson hotel.
 FL PAso PEOPLE IN clTY-Mr. and Mrs. w F.Moon and child arrived yesterday from Fl Paso and are regis tered at the Jefferson hotel.
 JOHN H. PAGE ILL-John H. Page land attorney of Phoenix, and former territorial auditor, is reported seriously sick near Boston, where he is visiting relatives
 VISITORS FROM LOS ANGELEs-H Los Angeles guests at the Jefferson hotel yesterday included L Steinhardt, Ernest c. Griffith and George D. Mont gomery.
 DIVoRcEs FOR TWo-Divorce de- crees signed yesterday by Judge Stan l ford were those of Roy Dossey from Ethel Dossey, and Myrtle Scott from Harry R. Scott.
 THESE WILL MARRY-License to marry was issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to Philip Charles, 3a, and Johanna Sheehan, 32, both of Miami.
 CHECK UP cOUNTlES-State Ex- aminer Lloyd B. Christy, with his as- sistant, J. F. Meyers, have in the last six weeks checked up the accounts of Navajo, Apache, Coconino, and Yava- pal counties and found everything in fine shape.
 SALE OF cLoTHlNG-The sale of children's clothing, fancywork and oth- CT products made by members of Moth CTS Circle No. 1, held at the Associated | Charities building yesterday, will be continued at the same place on Satur- l day from 1 to 5 D. m.
 WILSON SCHOOL PATRONS META meeting of the patrons of the Wilson school will be held at the schoolhouse at o'clock D. m., today l to discuss a number of matters of in- terest to the district. All parents of children in the Wilson district have been urged to attend.
 BACK FROM EASTERN TRlP-J. P. Lavin returned yesterday from a visit to Washington on legal business in the department of the interior with reference to the Ajo townsite. He stpoped for a short time in Baltimore
 
 brother, an attorney of Cleveland. l ABOUT GOVERNMENT INSUR- 1 ANCE-Numbers of discharged sol- diers, sailors and marines are calling at the United States marine corps re- cruiting station daily seeking informa- ton in regards to methods to be used in holding on to the government in- surance. The sergeant in charge stat ed that he would give full information regarding government insurance and supply the necessary blank forms to be used to any one applying at the United States corps recruiting station, 35 East Washington street, Phoenix, Arizona.
 JEROME CRACK SHOTS HERE Walter c. Miller, Dr. L. P. KauIl, Ed Carroll and Charles Hughes all crack shots of Jerome, arrived here by auto mobile Wednesday evening for a round at the white wings, and were guests yesterday of J. M. Aitken and W. L. Pinney in the fields near Mesa. The bag limit was easily reached by all the party in a short time. MT. Miller drove to Phoenix from Jerome in eight hours. and reports the roads in very fair condition. The party will leave early this morning for home, well pleased with the trip.
 | NAME WAS MlSSPELLED ' Through the connivance of the enter prising person who presides over the setting up of The Republicans display ad sand the law of averages which gov erns mistakes, the advertisement oi the D. and R. Garage, 103-l05 East : Monroe street, was given new pro- prietor Sunday morning. ". E. Deuel is still conducting the destinies of that l business and insists that his name be spelled that way. It is rather unfor- tunate that it was spelled Devel, as il placed MT. Deuel in a bad light, and i one which his friends insisted is un- justified.