Arizona republican., 1919-10-29
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TUCSON MAN HERE-H. L. Rich ardson of Tucson was guest at the Jefferson hotel yesterday.
 GUEST FROM COAST-H. B. Ma son of Los Angeles, was a guest at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 PARTY FROM IDAHO-F. H. Reed Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Reed and their son, arrived here from Pocatellp Idaho yesterday and are stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 GETS ARIZONA SoNG-Tm Going to Arizona in the Morning. song dedicated to this state, has been re- ceived here by the chamber of com. merce and will be turned over to the city band
 CANADIAN VISITORS - Mir. and Mrs. D. Grousky arrived in the city yesterday from New Brunswick, Can ada. They are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 NEW WORKERS AT ADAMS - F. c. Brown and ]. E. Mccormick, both of New York, registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 FROM PREscoTT-W. H. Coleman arrived in the city from Prescott yes terday and is stopping at the Jeffer- son hotel.
 GRANTED DiVoRcE-David V. Smith was granted divorce from Eva May Smith yesterday afternoon by Judge Lyman.
 CHEVROLET DISAPPEARS - A Chevrolet touring car belonging to the Deaconess hospital was stolen Monday night.
 cHEcKERED CAR - Berryhilrs checkered delivery car, a familiar sight about the city was stolen from in front of the Jefferson hotel Monday evening.
 BONDS APPRoVED-Notary bonds for Bernice Edison and Sarah A. Ser rano were approved yesterday by w. K. Bowen, chairman of the board of supervisors.
 BAD CHECK CHARGE-Lola Peac- checo was arrested in this city yes- terday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Blanco, on a bogus check charge pre- ferred against her by a Mesa grocery She will be taken to Mesa today.
 GROCERS TO MEET-The Arizona Wholesale Grocers association will hold a meeting next Monday to make plans for the coming year and to re- sume former activities partially sus- pended during the war. 1 LADIES A D-The Creighton Ladies' Aid society will meet at o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dan Hearsbey on the Thomas road. All members are asked to at- | tend.
 GRAND cEREMoNlAL-The D. O. | O. K. will hold it's grand lodge cere- monial Thursday evening at Tempe | All members of the lodge who have | cars are requested to be present ir | front of the K of P. hall in this city Thursday evening between 6:50 and o'clock.
 LATE OF ARMY-Lloyd Sechrist only recently discharged from service overseas, is in Phoenix for few days Young Sechrist will leave soon to join surveying party in the north, where they will survey the west boundary of the Navajo Indian reservation. MERiCANlZATlON-The regular Wednesday night prayer meeting oi the Calvary Baptist church will be 1T charge of the women of the church this | evening. The services start at 7:3( o'clock. There will be special pro- gram based on the first and second chapters of Christian Americaniza- tion."
 STACY PLEADS = Roy Stacy, 6 Mohave Indian. charged by W. J Jones with the larceny of a s25 coat from his store on October 14. pleaded not guilty when arraigned yesterday afternoon before Judge Wheeler. His bond was set at s100 and his trial will be heard next Saturday morning at 1C o'clock
 ILL ON coAST-Because of the ill., ness of her sister and brother in law 1 Mir. and Mrs F. F. Leonard, in Los Angeles, Mrs. C. r. Walters left last night for the coast city MT. Leonard is reportci ae being seriously i'll. He Qaeq. lo hke lR khpsnix. where he yaa