Arizona republican., 1919-05-29
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PHOENIX MAN.lN LONG BEAct

PHOENIX MAN IN LONG BEACH -J. D. Detweiler, of Phoenix, is in 1 Long Beach, California, registered at the Arlington hotel.
 PICNIC PoSTPoNED-The picnic, winch was to have been given by the Sunday school of the Missionary church, Friday, has been indefinitely postponed.
 MRS. KOSHER APPEALs-In the case of Mrs. Hattie L. Mosher, appel lant, against the city of Phoenix, ap- pellee, a motion for a rehearing was filed in supreme court yesterday.
 HEARS SUIT TO QUIET TITLE The suit to quiet title brought by c. L. Calhoun and Sarah Jane Calhoun versus the Farmers and Merchants bank was heard before Judge Lyman yesterday and was taken under ad- visement.
 DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA TO META special meeting of the Daghters of Caledonia will be held by o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. Norman Jamison, 609 North Fifth ave- nue. All members are urged to be present.
 MARY ERODE AUxILlARY-All members of Mary Brodie Auxiliary are urged to meet with the camp at the federal building at o'clock tomorrow morning to take part in the Memorial ! Day parade All ladies who are eligible to membership in the auxiliary will also be welcome.
 ! SMALL BLAZE EXTINGUISHED- A fire run was caused yesterday after noon at 30 by the burning of a small | 1f tor at the rear of a brick building at 609 East Washington street. The fire was soon eXtinguished and slight damage | resulted.
 WAR VETS TO MEET FOR PA | RADE-The War Veterans association requests that all members of that or t ganization and all ex-service men ! gather at the War Work building | Friday morning, May 30, at g o'clock | to participate in the Memorial day 1 exercises to be held that day.
 IN TEMPORARY QUARTERS J. | S. Ref, proprietor of an electrical shop, now temporarily located at 924 South l Central avenue, announces that he will l do business in his present quarters until the building which he is having erected on Sixth avenue and Van | Buren street is completed.
 MARRIAGE arriage | licenses were issued yesterday to Will l liam Franklin Ryan, 36, Glendale and
 Caroline Amanda Austerman, 90, Peo- l ria; Augustin Moreno, 19, Tempe and | Francisco Romero. r. Tempe; Roy o.
 Bonta, 3S, Maricopa and Jessie Davis l 2S, Maricopa; Harry B. Parkerson, 23, Tolleson and Mamie Fain, 20, Tempe;
 John A. Bryan, 30, Douglas and June
 May Navarro. 1S Tempe
 DENIES WIPES CHANRGES = Denying the charges made against him by his wife in divorce complaint filed
 a week ago, Dave Bell, Los Angeles newspaper man, yesterday filed his answer. Bell makes an emphatic de-
 nial that he is addicted to gambling
 "and that he dissipates his earnings in l gaming and that he associates with un- chaste women.'' Bell is superintendent of street sales of the Evening Herald and well known in southern California Mrs. Bell has made her home in Phoe-
 nix for a year, coming here a few months after her marriage
 | FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD II PICNIC SATURDAY - Every one is
 promised a royal time at the .Fraternal
 Brotherhood picnic Saturday, May 31,
 and T. F. B. usually keeps it's promise
 in this respect. There will be some
 thing doing all the time. with prizes
 to winners of the various games. You can buy your home cooked lunch on
 the grounds and finish out the day by
 attending a five-cent dance at the K.
 of r. hall in the evening. Prizes will
 also be awarded there for the best
 dancers