Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-12
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HERE FROM AGSTAFF-Among
the arrivals at the Commercial hotel yes
terday were Mr. and Mrs. Steele of
Flagstaff.
CANADIAN VISITOR HERE-E. B.
Breden of Toronto, Canada, arrived in
the city yesterday and is stopping at
the Commercial hotel
CHANGE OF cLlMATE-Mrs. F. NJ.
Hoyle arrived in the city yesterday
from Anchorage, Alaska, and is stop
ping at the Hotel Adams
NAMED ADMINISTRATOR. H.
Harrington was named administrator of
the estate of Lodema Ann Harrington
yesterday by Judge Lyman.
TWO FROM COAST-F. Z. Witten
and Anon Rippee arrived in the city
yesterday from Los Angeles and are
stopping at the jefferson hotel
FROM HOOSlER STATE-Dr. C. C.
Bower and wife arrived in the city
from Ell<hart, Ind, yesterday. They
are stopping at the Hotel Adams
BLUE TRIANGLE MEETlNG-Th
Blue Trinagle club basketball team will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
at the high school basketball court
COMING ON VlSlT-Mrs. Clarence
l. Stacy will arrive from Limon, Colo
today TO visit her parents, Judge and
Mrs. A. C. Baker. She will remain in
Phoenix until after the holiday season.
OBSERVE HOllDAY-Th United
States land office observed Armistice
day yesterday by remaining closed in
the afternoon. This was the only office
in the federal building to observe the
half holiday.
ON WAY TO PRlsoN-Jose Ruiz,
sentenced to serve a year in the state
penitentiary at Florence, was brought
to the city from Flagstaff last night
by Deputy William Kicking, who will
go on to Florence this morning.
MOTOR CAR STOLEN-Ford car
No. 1901, belonging to Bert Braswell,
516 North Eleventh street, was stolen
from the corner of First and Monroe
streets at S:45 o'clock last night. The
| theft was reported to the police
CHARITY BALL TONIGHT-The
| Harmony club will give their annual
/ charity ball at Arcadia hall tonight.
/ Members of the club will hold a reg
1 ular business meeting in the Women S
| clubroom at o'clock this afternoon.
A NEW JAMES M. HALL-Mr and
Mrs. James NJ. Hall of 500 East Brill
are rejoicing over the arrival of a new
son, born Sunday morning. The child
has been named James NJ Hall, Jr
Mr.. Hall is connected with the Ca
Messner Auto company.
MADISON CLUB DANCE-A dance
I will be given Friday night, November
IA, at the Madison Improvement club
house four miles east of Center on the
Indian School roa. Music will be fur
nished by the Besse orchestra. The
public has been invited
VICTORY BUTTONS - Captain
Charles G. Prudential from Los An
geles will be at the army recruitine
office liz West Washington stree
Wednesday, November u, to issue Vic
tory buttons and will also take up al
cases of bonus and mileage.
THESE WILL WED-Marriage Ii.
censes have been granted by the clerl
of the superior court TO the following
persons: Harold A. Shaffer, n, anC
Henrietta A. Hurst, %, both of Phoe-
nix; and to Angel Simenthal, 90 anC
Sesaria Cardiel. II, both of Mesa.
JUDGE STANFORD llL-Judgt
Stanford of the superior court re-
manned confined to his bed yesterday
with a light attack of grippe, and die
not make his appearance at court dur
ing the day. 1t is expected that he viii
have recovered sufficiently today t
hold the hearing of cases set for yes.
terday
WATER USERS TO MEET-An ad,
journed meeting of the board. of gov
errors of the Salt River Valley WAITE
Users association will be held Thurs
day morning at which time the regula
months business will be transacted
] ,1f Il, 70; l., l.
meeting was of short duration and lit
tie business completed, adjournment
being taken to allow the members t
attend the fair.
ENJOlNED FROM PAVING
porary injunction restraining City En-
gineer L. 3. Hitchcock and the South
western Contracting company from
building pavement and making othe
Improvements on Culver street be
tween Fifth and Seventh streets wa
issued yesterday by Judge Lyman, o.
the complaint of NJ. ]. Burns. A hear
ing of the case was set for next Mon
day at 3 o'clock.
GLENDALE C. OF C. TO VISIT
Members of the Glendale chamber {
commerce will visit Phoenix and con
fer with the highway committee of tn
/ Phoenix organization at 10 o'clock TIL
. morning. The meeting will be held j
: the chamber of commerce rooms her
Q and all interested in highway matter
are invited. The Phoenix chamber
:. commerce committee on highway mat
tiers is: Warren Macarthur, chairman
Guy p. hewitt, Dwight B. Heard, an
-, c. w. Peterson.
. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKlN
a ASSES-Beginners will be give
their first lesson of a three week
course in hat making in the SEWN
room of the high school at o'clock to
night This will be followed by elias
of advanced millinery pupils at
o'clock, in which there are yet vacar
y cies for acceptable pupils. Carmen
i and dressmaking classes will again