Arizona republican., 1919-02-02
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COUPLE WILL WED-A marrias, license was issued yesterday to Russell x. Cornell. T, and Ona May Beauvais. V, both Of this city.
 RESUMES DUTIES-Harrv Johnson resumed his duties as assistant county attorney after an absence from the of- flee of several months
 OSBORN RED CROSS SEWING The Osborn Auxiliary Red Cross will sew all day Thursday, February 6. be- ginning at l0.30 o'clock in the morning
 SEEKS WINTER HOME HERE General W. J. Jenkins of Maiden, West Virginia, is in Phoenix with the inten. tion of locating winter homesite here.
 ROWENA CIRCLE TO MEET-The Rowena Circle will meet at the home Of Mrs. Emma Davis, 1915 East Filmol. St, Monday at D. m. All members are requested to attend
 RAMONA CLUB TO MEET-The OrangeWood Ramona club will hold it's annual election of officers at o'clock ednesday afternoon at the home oI Mrs, c. C. Joy, on North Seventh avenue.
 EGG MEN ITO MEET-The annual meeting of the Egg Producers associ- 1 alton will be held on Tuesday. Febru- ary 1, ill the Water Users building. at 2:3O D. m. All egg producers are invited to attend.
 WALTER SWITZER BACK sooN- Walter SWitzer. proprietor of SWitzer's s Style Shop will return Monday from the east where he has spent the last three weeks in New York and other cites buying for his store.
 SHERIFF'S OFFICE BUSY The ! first months business of the sheriff | office under the Montgomery admins tration was large. according to Under sheriff Bowers who is compiling the 1 report for the record The amount in l fees amounted to s237, and of licenses | S405.04.
 TO GO FOR ALLEGED THIEF Pete Wolf is being held in Florence or a, warrant from this county charging him with the theft of a bicycle. Ernest Smith, deputy sheriff, will leave today for the prison town to bring back Vol who was arrested on the complaint o Juan Ochoa.
 HELD ON GRAND LARCENY CHARGE-Maston Apadaco, charged with grand larceny. waived his prelim mary examination in Justice Wheeler! 1 court yesterday and was held to answer to the superior court His bond wa! fixed at $500. which he failed to furnish
 PHOENIX GIN DRAWING = Tn following names were drawn yesterda at the Phoenix gin of the Southwes Cotton company, and these cotto growers may deliver three bales of cot ton each, February s: P. M. Lasser McMiller x Schuyler, and the Lincol Cotton company.
 WOODMEN CIRCLE TO CIV DANCE-The ladies of the Woodme E Circle will give a series of Wednesda night dances at Arcadia hall, begin ming Wednesday night, February with mask dance. A good time is as sured all who attend Admission wi be the same as at all the week. dances.
 BACK FROM FRANCE-John Pascale of the 5th naval aerop1an squadron of the naval air station 2 Pensacola, Florida, has arrived hom He says he enjoyed working for Uncl Sam but was glad to get back hom and is again at your service at th Pascale Store in Kelvin. FROM RANCH TO CiTY-Mr. an Mrs. Charles G. Craver have recent rented their eight-acre ranch on u Yuma road to James Franklin and al at present living in Phoenix Charle | Jr., who has spent three years at Ne | Mexico Military Academy at Roswe has accepted a position with the Phot 1 nix Savings Bank and Trust compan COLLEGE CLUB TO MEET- ! meeting of the College club will be he . in the Domestic Science departme
 of the high school on Wednesday, Fe
 ruary ). at 330 D. m. The dramas to | discussed are Strindberg' S "Comrade
 and Easter" 'El Grau Galeota,'
 Echegaray, and The Good Hope !; Heiermans.
 ELECT oFFlCERs-The Arizo
 Veterinary Medical association held
 semi-annual meeting Friday eveni
 at the offices of Drs. Ramsay and M
 Grath on Jefferson street. At the .met
 ing officers for the ensuing year we
 elected. Dr. R. ]. Flight of Tempe V,
 elected president, while Dr. J. c. M
 Grath of Phoenix secured the office
 secretary treasurer.
 LUNCHEON FOR EASTERN STAF
 -Complimentary to prominent mer
 bers of the Eastern Star here from ot
 CT parts of the state, Mrs. John Gre
 gave an attractively appointed lunc
 con at her home on North First a
 enue yesterday. Symbols of the ord
 and the national flag featured the de
 orative scheme. Among the guests we
 Mrs. A. A. Johns of Prescott and M | William Parr of Winsow
 TO ARRANGE PROGRAM-A spt
 iaI meeting has been called for the A
 zona Congress of Mothers and PareI