Arizona republican., 1919-09-30
TOWN TOPICS

DENVER MAN HERE-J. J. Tobin of Denver, arrived yesterday and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 F. P. MOORE IN PHoENlx-F. P. Moore arrived yesterday from Douglas and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel CANADIAN VSITORS-Mr. and Mrs. A. William Smith, of Calgary, Canada, arrived in the city yesterday. They are stopping at the Jefferson hotel. A. M. PECK IN cITY-A. M. Peck arrived in the city yesterday from Tol- tee and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel
 AT THE COMMERCIAL = A. Will son arrived yesterday from Superior and is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 FROM AJo-T. D. McAllister ar rived in the city yesterday from Ajo. He is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE FROM TUcsoN-Miss Lucy Daniel arrived Sunday evening from Tucson and is stopping at the Com mercial hotel
 ARRIVES FROM SALE LAKE - R. A Hart arrived yesterday from Salt Lake City and is stopping at the | Hotel Adams.
 STOPPING AT ADAMS - Joseph Robinson of Washington, D. c, ar rived in the city yesterday and is reg istered at the Hotel Adams.
 HERE FROM HAYDEN - MT. and Mrs. W. B. Glenn of Hayden arrived in the city yesterday and are regis tered at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM BUFFALO = Mir and Mrs Clarence Whitelock of Buffalo. New York, arrived in the city yesterday They are staying at the Hotel Adams
 MIR. AND MRS. LUHRs RETURN Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Luhrs returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles where they have been spending their vacation.
 CASE DISMISSED - The case against S. J. Marchese, charged with receiving stolen property, was dis missed by Judge Stanford yesterday on motion of the county attorney. f TUCSON VISITORS MT. and Mrs. F. A. Nims and daughter; N. c. Bernard, Byrd Brooks and Charles E. Walker, all of Tucson, arrived yester- lday and are stopping at the Hotel Adams
 FINED FOR sPEEDING-A. A. : Corpstein was fined s10 for violation of the speed law when brought before Justice De Souza yesterday. T. L. Weatherford, also charged for viola ton of the motor vehicle law was fined the same amount
 MCCLURE CHANGES PLEA-Clyde Mcclure, charged with transporting in- : toxicating liquor, changed his plea of not guilty to guilty when brought be ) fore Judge Stanford yesterday. The court will impose sentence Wednesday ) morning at 9:3O o'clock.
 LOS ANGELES GUESTS-Los An geles guests at the Hotel Adams yes- terday included MT. and Mrs M. j. Cohen, c. w. Fisk, H. C. Collins, Scott Wellman. John J. Riddick, O. B. Full Ter, Charles A. Baechtold and Jack Williams
 J OSBORN p. T. A.-The Osborn Par ent Teacher association will hold its first meeting tomorrow afternoon ir the auditorium of the school at ; C o'clock. There will be an election oi officers. All members are urged ( - attend
 NOTED MUSICIAN ARRIVES = o Wa,tel Hastings Olney, new head oi 2 the vocal department of the Arizone II School of Music. arrived here Sunday accompanied by Raymond Hendershot of Chicago. who will continue hi, Il studies under MT Olney. RETURN FROM ScHOOL-Missei May Perry, Edith Diller and Gladly treestead, who have been attendin. the Mux Operating school in Los An geies for the past six weeks, returne I here yesterday to begin work with tn, Western Union Telegraph company. LICENSE TO WED-Marriag Ii censes were issued yesterday to Charle Bennett, 21, Phoenix and Addie Mad dox, 23. Glendale; Demetrio Yturron, 4C Buckeye and Conception Ruis, 4; l Buckeye; Manuel Cota, 23, Tempe an Ysabel Yslas, 21, Tempe
 II RETURNS FROM SERVlcE-Mr. Frederick Robbins yesterday receive word of the arrival in New York of he son Dave Robbins who has been in tn naval aviation service for more than year. Robbins landed in New York yes terday and immediately on receivin his discharge will leave for the west. | JUDGE WHEELER TO RETURN
 Miss Vera Strauss, clerk of the eas | justice precinct court announced yes terday that the office which has bee | closed for several weeks will be opene on Wednesday, Justice Wheeler is in tf east at present and will not return unt
 next week.
 | D. F. JOHNSON RETURNS - D. ]
 Johnson of the corporation commis sion has returned from an extensiy
 tour of the southern part of the stat
 While in Douglas he heard a petitio
 troEl the street railway company
 increase it's rates from five cents
 eight cents.
 LEAVES FOR COAST - George V
 Sturtevant, consulting engineer
 Chicago, but resident of Phoenix f
 the past two years, left on the Arizor
 Eastern Sunday night for Chicago D,
 troit, New York and Washington (
 business which is said to promise ne
 development and wealth for southel
 Arizona and the Salt River valley.
 DEAN WORKING HERE = De;
 D. W. Working of the college of agr
 culture of the state university, accon
 panied by Dr. R. H. Williams, profe
 sor of animal husbandry, arrived in t
 city yesterday morning to attend t
 meeting of the executive committee
 the Arizona Cattle Growers associ
 ton. They returned to Tucson la
 night
 GRANTED DIVORcE-On t
 ground of failure to provide, Mrs. Lau
 Williamson was granted divorce fro
 J. E. Williamson whom she married
 Texas 19 years ago. The divorce acti