Arizona republican., 1919-12-18
A NEW ARRIvAL-Friends of MT.

NEW ARRivAl-Friends of MT. | and Mrs. James Linsey, 140 East | Twenty y-Seventh street. Los Angeles, | will be glad to learn of the arrival at l their home on December 8, of daugh- ter. Helen Louise. Mrs Linsey was formerly Miss Lillian Williams, band l and orchestra director at the state normal at Tempe for two years, and later connected with the high school for one year in similar capacity. MT. Llnsey owned a half interest in the Phoenix Hat Manufacturing company, and plans to return to Phoenix with Mrs Linsey and little Miss Helen Louise In the spring.
 SPlRITUALISTS-A meeting will be held on Friday evening, December 19, l9ls, at p. m., at the Monroe audi torium, Seventh and Monroe, for the purpose of organizing a Spiritualist. society in Phoenix. There will be good speaking and music. Everyone cor dially invited.
 VISITS DAUGHTER HERE-Mrs. Lola stockton of Calexico, Calif., is wis., iting her son-inlaw and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Albert Vogt. of the Maricopa County Realty company. This is the flrst time that Mrs. Vogt and her mother have seen each other for 19 years. Mrs. Stockton will remain in Phoenix three or four days for the present time.
 l CLOSE ACCOUNT-The final ac count of the entertainment for soldiers and sailors fund was closed yesterday by the chamber of commerce with a balance of s25.O1. A check for this amount was sent to the American Legion.
 RETURNS TO aosT-Miss Anna May Daly, clerk of the West Phoenix precinct Justice court, returned to Judge Mckee's office yesterday after with an attack of bronchitis.
 STOLE TURKEY, CHARGE Charged with the larceny of a turkey worth sS.40 from D. B. Driskill. George Cuttings was found guilty and fined $25 yesterday by Judge Mckee. He was unable to pay the fine and went to jail.
 BACK FROM FIT. GRANT-Harrv Mltten, deputy sheriff, returned from Ft. Grant yesterday morning. where he went last Monday with Andrew Winn, committed to the state industrial scnooI following his arrest on a lar ceny charge.
 SHRINE cARNlvAL-A gala week TOT Shriners of the valley has been announced for December 29 to Janu. ary 3, when C. A. Worthem's Worlds Best show will hold forth at Sixth ave nue and washington street under the auspices of Fl Zaribah Shrine patrol.
 The proceeds will be used to buy new uniforms for the members of the patrol and to send delegates to the convention at Portland, Oregon, next June
 SOCIETY MEETS-El Circulo de Ia
 Reina Victoria met at o'clock yes
 terday afternoon. Three members
 Adelaide Abbott, Alice Coolter and
 Archibald Campbell, spoke on Span !. ish Missions" New members were in- itiated.
 } o. E. s. MEETiNG-Queen Esther } chapter. Order Eastern Star. will holc i it's regular meeting at the Masonic 3 Temple tonight at 8 o'clock. There vii } be installation of officers and a ban :. quet served at 6:30 o'clock. All mem 1 bers and visiting members are wei 3 come. By order of Worthy Matrol } Susie Metten.
 3 ADMITTED TO BARAJudge R. H
 Gilman. with credentials from thu f Colorado courts, was admitted by tn
 supreme court here yesterday to prac- tice in all the courts of the state. Th'
 judge is vouched for here by Louis B. Whitney. deputy attorney general
 and is to make his home at Tucson. INGALLS, IN YUMA - Adjutan General Walter S. Ingalls is reporte'
 busy in Yuma with the work of his of l. flee. He is expected back tomorrow
 COME FROM GLOBE-Mrs. M
 Taylor and daughter of Globe, arrive'
 in the city yesterday. They are stop
 ping at the Commercial hotel.
 SAN FRANCISCAN HERE-S. H
 Mitchell of San Francisco. arrived il
 the city yesterday and is stopping a
 the Commercial hotel.
 GOING TO ALBUQUERQUE-Mis {. Clarice stevenson, a deputy clerk il l the office of internal revenue collector left yesterday for Albuquerque, wher she will serve for time in the branc <: office of the department. The NeN :. Mexico office is in charge of F. I ! a Blandy, former chief deputy Of tn q local office.