Arizona republican., 1919-09-06

hamlrez, 2l, IOileson, ana AlercedeS Vega, 23, TolIeson.
 GLOBE MAN HERE-T. NJ. Eisen- houer, of Globe, arrived Thursday and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 GUEST AT JEFFERSON A. N Peck, of Toltac, arrived yesterday and is staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 DOUGLAS VISITOR E. Kynast, of Douglas, arrived yesterday and is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 ARRIVED YESTERDAY - A, D. Stokes arrived yesterday from San Francisco and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 HERE ON vlsIT-Mrs. E. J. Bond of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 DALLAS MAN HERE-A. l. White of Dallas, Texas, arrived in the city Thursday evening and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 BUFFALO MAN HERE NJ. NJ. Corbett arrived yesterday from Buffalo, New York, and is registered at the Jefferson hotel
 COAST VISITORS = Los Angeles guests yesterday at the Jefferson hotel included c. A. Brunnell, F. E. Roberts and B. Gamash.
 HERE FROM SUPERIOR Charles Johnson arrived in the city yesterday from Superior. He is staying at the Commercial hotel
 FROM THE SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Oge, of Lafayette, La, arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 FROM MINING TOWN x MT. and Mrs. c. w. Easton. of Ray. and W. 2. Easton, of Superior arrived yesterday They are registered at the Jeffers n hotel
 GUESTS FROM DENvER-Denver guests arriving Thursday evening at the Hotel Adams included Mrs. George Crosby, Mary L. Winson, and H. J. M. Barnhart.
 FROM sAcAToN-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crickenberger and MT. and Mrs Chris Larsen of Sacaton, arrived yes terday and are registered at the Jef- ferson hotel.
 DR. McLooNE RETURNS = Cr. John Welcome has returned from a months visit to New York and other eastern points where he visited the principal eye and ear clinics of the country.
 . TO TEACH .scHooL-Miss. Mar geret West left Friday for Winslow where she will teach in the grads schools ther9. She is a graduate of the Tempe Normal school She will specialize in domestic science at
 HELD TO ANswER-carlos Vas Nho aI his preliminary examination before Justice De Souza yesterday and was held to answer to the superior court in the sum of s600 which was not furn- ished. F. W. Mcintosh is the com pIainant.
 L. S. CHAMBERS HOME = L. S. Chambers of Peoria, arrived Thursday and is staying at the Jefferson hotel
 SUPERIOR MEN ARRiVEEHarry Defkovits and Louis Lefkovits of Su- perior, arrived Thursday evening in the city. They are registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 TO BE ExAMINED-Ira Bird will be given his preliminary examination in Justice De Souza's court at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon on the charge Of wrongfully taking water from an ir- rigation ditch Michael Sotak. the cnmplaina It, alleged that Baird took water from the Western canal to de- fraud him
 HAD FINISHED Ills TiME-Sixty days in the county jail for the theft of bicycle was the sentence imposed on Louis Bales by Judge Stanford yes terday. The court ordered the Indians sentence to date from the time of his imprisonment which permitted him hi:; liberty at once. Bales will have to re- fund to the owner of the bicycle the s he recovered on the wheel
 EXECUTOR APPOINTED - J. F. Horn, executor of the estate of Frank E. Davis. was appointed guardian O. Lillian Ernestine Davis and Donald Davis the children of Davis who will share his $S,000 estate. Horn, who has known tke orphans since birth was made .heir guardian by Judge Lyman who Ilaced his bond at 5000. Davis accidentally shot and killed him. self when unloading a pistol. His wife died three months ago.
 TEACHERS NEEDED-That thers are several vacancies in the rural schools was the statement of A. L. Jones, county school superintender | yesterday. The head of the county schools statsd that teachers were needed in ] number of grades and that it was the wish of the various school boards to complete the teaching staff at the earliest possible date Super lntendent Jones. requests that anyone interested get in touch with his office ia the court house building.
 ENTERTAIN WITH DANCING = Miss Mary Taylor and Miss Grace Hep worth were nostesses at a delightful dancing party Saturday evening at the residence of Mrs. L. c. Taylor 34S North Portland Avenue. Mrs. L. c. Taylor assisted the hostess in serving refreshments. The following guest enjoyed the evening. Rhea Wootton Winifred Dewitt. Betty Barry Mnriel Hepworth, Willow Lyon, Lillian Cronin. F'raneis Mckee. Ruth Ernest, Mary Taylor. Grace .Hepworth, Dwight Taylor, Arthur Meyers, Chlosen Sniff let, Arthur Anderson, Goebel Brawfer, Harold Gates, Dick Heflin, Ed Gea~e,