Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
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 FOWLER CHRISTMAS TREE-The Fowler school district held a commu nifty gathering and Christmas tree Tuesday evening which was largely attended. A program was given. | HUSBAND GETS DIvORCE-Tony Turner was granted a divorce from Esther Turner yesterday by Judge Stanford.
 JOHN H. ALLEN PLEADS GUILTY John H. Allen, arraigned before Judge Stanford yesterday on charge con nected with the alleged removal of motor car from the state without com pletion of payment, pleaded guilty and will be sentenced tomorrow.
 ARMY MAN ARRIvES-Captain w. Fl. James arrived in the city yesterday from Boone. Iowa, and is stopping at the Commercial hotel
 COMES FROM NOGALES-N. E. McComb of Nogales arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 CLEARED OF cHARcE-Ramon Valasquez proved yesterday in Judge McKee's court when he appeared for examination on larceny charge that the bicycle he was alleged to have stolen was purchased from third per son. John Almanac, owner of the wheel, recovered it, and the charge against Valasquez was dismissed by the court.
 OHIO COUPLE ARRivEs-Mr. and Mrs. James w. Powell arrived in the city yesterday from Spripgfields Ohio. They are stopping at the Hotel Adams. FROM BEAUMONT, TExAS-J. ". Fleming of Beaumont, Texas, arrived yesterday an dis registered at the Hotel Adams.
 BIG DAMAGE SUIT TlAPPEALED- Appealing from recent decision of the Cochise county superior court, the city of Bisbee yesterday filed in the supreme court the record of the case of Willard R. Bell versus the City of Bisbee. Bell had sued the city for S254S6.70 for damages alleged to have been sustained when he fell into the Quality Hill ditch because of conditions which he claimed constituted negI- gence on the part of the city The court awarded him damages in the amount of s4.000 and s2S1 additional for costs.
 TRINITY GUILD ENTERTAIN- MENT-Trinity guild will entertain at the cathedral house with Christrpas party from to , o'clock this after noon. All ladies are invited Enter tainment in the way Of sewing, bridge and tea will. be provided.
 GOING TO SAN ANTONIO-Mrs- C. E. Stromberg will leave tomorrow night for San Antonio to spend New Years with her parents. She will re- turn in about six weeks.
 GUN CLUB SHOOT TODAY-The Phoenix Gun club will hold shoot at s:So o'cloc kthis afternoon on its range on Mcdowell road. All persons are invited to take part. large crowd is expected. M
 FRED ADAMS RETURNs-F. O.. Adams, delegate from Arizona to the national convention of United Ameri- cans at New York, returned from the convention yesterday.
 DIVORCE IS GRANTED-Lottie E. Core was granted a divorce from William Koss Gore yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court
 GIVEN A DIvORCE-B. E. We'll brook has been granted>a divorce from Justine Eleanor True Wellbrook in the superior court
 DIVORCE TO HUSBAND-George H. Richardson has been granted divorce from Birdie Richardson in the superior court.
 ROSWELL MAN IN clfY-F. M. Ehord arrived yesterday from Kos well. N. M, and is registered at~the Jefferson hotel. Il
 CHANDLER WOMAN IS VISITOR Stella M. Kaufman of Chandler arr rived yesterday and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 TAKES EIGHT TO PIE 5ON-Sher- if J. F. Mcdonald of Cochise county | passed through Phoenix yesterday en route from Tombstone to Florence, with eight prisoners sentenced to serve in the state penitentiary from the superior court at Tombstone. In the number was Chet Moon, convicted Of era cking the Treu Market safe at Bis bee. who escaped and was recently re captured. ysE
 ESTATE APPRAisED-An inven- tory and appraisement of the estate of Austin Starkweather was filed yesterday with the clerk of the su- perior court by Adams Ator. F. NJ. Van Anda and Robert Johnson. the. ap- praisers. R. Hall was granted a divorce from Hubert Lester Hall yesterday by Judge Lyman of the superior court. Sevier arrived yesterday from Will Hams and is stopping at the Commer- cial hotel.
 SEATTLE usiToR-E. Taylor ar rived Wednesday evening from Seattle and is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 NEW YORKER IN cITY-willard Van Der yeer, of New YorksCity. ar rived yesterday and is stopping at the
 MARsHAL's DAUGHTER HERE Miss Helen Wiilits, daughter of Don N. Willits. deputy U. $. marshal, has | arrived from the University of Ari- | zona to pass the holiday season with | her father.
 DR. CAMERON sTRickEN-while talking to a patient in his office, Dr. l.. D. Dameron suffered a slight stroke | of paralysis Tuesday from which he