Arizona republican., 1919-12-11

COUPLE FROM COASI-Mr. ana Mrs. W. G. Ross arrived yesterday from Los Angeles and are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 FLORENCE MERCHANT ARRIVES w. Y. Price, Florence merchant, ar rived yesterday and is stopping at the | Hotel Adams.
 BOSTON VISITOR IN cITY-D. 1 William Sweeney arrived yesterday 1 from Boston and is stopping at the l Hotel Adams.
 ARRIVE FROM MINNESOTA II Earl c. Johnston and H. L. Garn, of Pipestone, Minnesota, arrived yester day and are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 DOUGLAS MAN IS VisIToR-L F. Foster arrived yesterday from Douglas and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 NEW WORKERS HERE-Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Brockman and E. W. Brock man fo New York arrived in the city yesterday and are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 JEROME MAN IS VIsIToR-W. w. Rhodes of Jerome, arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Ho- 1 tel Adams.
 HERE FROM TUcSoN-Charles H. Brown of Tucson, arrived on business i yesterday. He is stopping at the 1 Hotel Adams.
 PHOENIX VlSIToR-F. H. Hines was Phoenix visitor yesterday from Solomonville. Mr Hines was here on public land matters
 DOWN FROM PREScOTT-Mr and Mrs. Harry Shumate of Prescott, are registered at the Adams. OFF FOR YUMA-H. H. Barnes, deputy collector of the internal revenue department, left yesterday for Yuma on official besiness.
 MADISON ClUR-The Madison im- provement club will hold a special meeting this afternoon. All members | are requested to attend, as urgent busi- ness is to be taken up.
 DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT-A dance will be given Friday night at the Madi- son Improvement club house, four miles east of Central avenue on the Indian school road. The public is invited
 LEAVES FOR VIRGINIA - Hugh Hayden left Monday night for Lynch burg, Va, to visit his sister who is at tending the Randolph Macon woman S college there. He will visit other points in the east before returning
 COWBOY REUNION - A Cowboy reunion will be held at Congress Juno tion on Christmas day, Thursday, De- eember 20. The days sport program will include steer tieing, team calf tic ing, broncho busting, racing, and spec l ial events. The affair will end Christ l mas night with big dance at Con- gress hall, with music furnished by a ) jazz orchestra from Phoenix. HAYNES ON REP. NAT. COM.-
 Allan B. Jaynes, editor of the Tucson 1; Citizen, has been named member of
 the executive committee of the re- publican national committee for the , next year, according to a wire received yesterday by Andrew Baumert, Jr. secretary of the board of directors of : state institutions, from Mir. Jaynes
 who is at present in Washington. MT . Jaynes has been a national committee
 man for Arizona for the last four
 years.
 MADISON WoMAN's cLUB-The
 Madison Woman's club will hold ar important business meeting at 2:3C
 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the school auditorium. after which Mrs
 Thomas E. Campbell will address the
 club an "The Christmas Spirit" The school children will be the guests of the club.
 BAZAAR AND DINNER The
 LduleS Alu or the First Presbyterian church will hold bazaar Friday after. noon. There will be aprons, bags fancy work and cooked food booths , A chicken dinner will be served at . o'clock, for which charge of 75 cent. , will be made.
 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT = No tice of settlement on a stock raisin, homestead in Cochise county was filet Tn the United States land office yes terday by Jacob Saarick. Saaricl claims to have made the settlemen 2 August 2S, 1919.
 ONLY $75 ALIMoNY-In asking fo
 a divorce from Walter Lain in a sui filed yesterday in the superior court \ Frances B. Lain declared that he husband is able to make s175 a montl l as cement worker and asks s75 : month permanent alimony. Desertio, is the ground alleged