Arizona republican., 1919-10-01

GIRLS CLUB TO MEET - The Girls Friendly society, branch B of the Trinity Cathedral, will hold its first meeting of the season Thursday evening at S:30 o'clock.
 THESE MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to George T. Burton, g, Phoenix, and May M. St. Clair, 19, Phoenix; William Allen. 29. Wilcox and Ruth Stewart, 20, Wilcox.
 IRISH MEET TONIGHT - There will be a meeting of the Friends of Irish Freedom tonight at 17 North Second avenue. All those interested in the Irish cause are requested to be present.
 LOS ANGELES GUESTS AT ADAMS-Los Angeles guests at the Hotel Adams yesterday included Harry Graham, H. V. Croll, John Nick, Red mond, P. R. Mowrey, H. o. Askew, and W. G. Ernst.
 FORT GRANT SUPT. IN CITY-J. H. Larson, superintendent of the state fn-N dustrial school at Fort Grant, was in the city yesterday. He is here to confer with the commission for state institutions.
 COME TO SEE "CHIN cHIN"-Miss Ruth Hall and Miss Nira Lange, of Florence, arrived in the city Monday evening to witness the performance of Chin Chin" at the Elks theater They returned to Florence yesterday.
 G. A. R. MEETING THIS p. M- The regular meeting of the G. A. R. will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A. All members are requested to attend. Visiting com rades are cordially invited to be pres ent.
 MEXICAN SOCIETY MEETS The Mexican National Benefit society held a meeting last night in the K. of P. hall with 2s0 people present. Music and a speech by NJ. Rodrigues, presi- dent of the society, constituted the program.
 CHARLES BOWERS GOES FOR DEER-Undersherif Charles Bowers left yesterday for a two weeks vaca tion in Yavapai county. He will visit his mining claims in the north and enjoy deer hunt during his absence from duty.
 OBSERVER DELAYS CoMING-A. J. Bastian, assistant observer at Yuma who was to have arrived here today to take up work with the local station of the weather bureau, has been de- tained for two weeks in Yuma, pend ing the return from his vacation of Sumner Hackett. observer at Yuma.
 WIDOW FILES PETlTlON-A pc tition foc letters of administration of the estate of George R. Williscroft was filed in the superior court yesterday by the widow, Mrs. Matilda Willis croft. The estate is given S1,20C value in the petition, which will come 1 up for hearing before Judge Lyman October 13.
 REV. MARsToN RETURNS Rev Arthur Marston, formerly in charge oi the Mexican Methodist church here has been returned to his charge bS the conference just ended in Nogales I The church is located on East Madison street Reverend Marston was in tho city yesterday looking for a house anC
 left last night for Los Angeles to brins his family here.
 MISS PERSON TO PORTLAND Miss Lucille Pierson left recently fol Portland. Oregon, where she will pas I the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Franf La Chance. Miss Pierson was accom- panied to Portland by Miss Glady;
 Baird, who will also remain in tht northwest for several months. NEW CASHION SCHOOL SOoN-
 Bonds for school district 65 are ready
 for delivery, according to Clarence Standage, clerk of the board of su pervisors. MT. Standage stated tha the $2S,OG0 worth of bonds have beer
 sent through 2 local bank and tha
 as soon as the funds are received wors
 will be commenced on new schoo building at Cashlon.