Arizona republican., 1919-09-13
BRING FAMILy FROM RRAwLEy

GnttNG FAmlLT FhOm DRfNNt 1h MT. and Mrs. Mart Rodeman and two children of Brawley, California, arrived in the city yesterday and are stopping at the Jefferson hotel
 MRS. GEORGE GARDINER RE- TURNS-Mrs. George Gardiner, with small son Jack and daughter Grace, will arrive this morning from Venice. where they passed the summer season.
 MISS MARSH RETURNS-Miss Venus Lee Marsh. teacher at the Mon- roe school. has returned from Long Beach, Calf, where she has been spending the summer. She is stopping at the Jefferson hotel. /
 MISS GOLDSWORTHY LEAVES Miss Bertha Goldsworthy will leave to- day on a six weeks trip which will include a visit with her aunt, Mrs. F. i M. Scott in Wichita, Kans. Before her return, Miss Goldsworthy will visit San Francisco and Los Angeles.
 RETURNS FROM LONG VISIT - Mrs. Mary J. Mcdonald has returned from five months visit in the east, where she has been visiting her chil dren. Points included in Mrs. Me- Donald's trip were Chicago, La Crosse, Wis, and Salt Lake City, Utah. V
 OLD PIONEER IN CITY - James l Mccarthy, a pioneer of Pinal, was in | the city yesterday on business. MT Mccarthy has not altered the judg ment he formed some forty years ago that Florence will ultimately be the metropolis of the state.
 MRS. DRAKE ASKS DIVORCE l Claiming that her husband had failed to provide, Mrs. Helen Drake yesterday instituted divorce proceeding in the superior court against AlonZo Drake The couple married in this city Octo- Der 1916, have two children, Adeline years old and Emedy year old. Mrs Drake is asking for the custody of the children.
 GRAND JURY TAKES RECESS The grand jury stood at recess yes terday until Monday morning wher it's investigation work which extends over the county will be resumed. Il I is understood that the recess wa: called yesterday because of the fac that L. Nj. Laney, county attorney, wa! engaged in the prosecution of cast that required his presence in court MT. Laney has been in attendance a all the sessions of the grand jury
 ASK CLOTHING FOR POOR-A
 call for clothing for the poor has beer . ; county indigent department and B. F
 McF'sI. probation officer There is ; great demand at present for children'
 clothing as it is hoped that every bo, and girl of school age will be outfitte'
 for the autumn. A telephone call t the supervisors office, 4465, will resul
 in a call being made for articles. Thes
 will be distributed by the men il
 charge.
 WILL FIND HUSBAND IN TExA' : Miss Rubie Griner, daughter of Mrs N. J. Griner, 1421 East Fillmore street will leave this morning for her forme : home in Fl Paso. Texas, to become tn bride of William Beck, an oversea
 man who spent two years in the arm } in France. The young couple will leav immediately following their marriag
 for San Antonio, Texas, to visit wit s the grandmother of the bride. The : will make their home in Fl Centre 1 California l MRS. WARREN ASKS DIVORCE
 Alleging that her husband deserted he 15 months after their marriage in thi 2 city in May 1914 Mrs. Ethel Louis q Warren yesterday brought suit for di : vorce against Thomas J. Warren. Ac
 cording to Mrs. Warren's complain : which went on record in the office ( e the clerk of the court she has had n : funds from Warren since his desertio
 with the exception of the governmer
 allotment while he was in the nav!
 He was in service, she says, from Ma I 1917 until April of this year.