Arizona republican., 1919-05-08
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 MISS NALL HAS MUMPS-Miss Margaret Nall returned to her home in Phoenix. 1026 North First street, from the Tempe Normal school yesterday. with 8. severe case of humps.
 LEAVE FOR COAST-Mrs. E. T. Adams and son, Tom from the navy, are leaving this evering for Los An geles, Calf, where they will spend the summer months, returning in the fall to their home in this city.
 SWEATT-To Mir and Mrs. C. H. Sweatt, Of Los Angeles, May 4, 1919, daughter. Mrs. Swestt was formerly Mrs. Nellie Carmody. of the Phoenix Title and Trust company, where she was employed for many years.
 MONROE p. T. A. TO MEET-The Parent Teachers association of the Monroe school will meet at 3:45 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the sewing roon- Election of officers will be held and other important business taken up. A full attendance has been requested.
 PIONEER BAND TO PLAY-The musicians of the Pioneer band are re- Quested to meet at the city hall, with military uniforms, to leave promptly at ' o'clock this evening to play at the Liberty band stand, corner First avenue and Adams street.
 PROBATION OFFICER A GRAND FAT THER--Probation Officer B. F. Me Fall yesterday received word that he was 6 grandfather, Q daughter having been born to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sweat of Los Angeles. Mrs. Sweat is McFalls daughter and her child is the first granddaughter in the family.
 WOMEN OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-The women of the Presby- terian church will sew all day Friday on garments for Belgian relief work, beginning at 9:S0 o'clock at the church. The work in hand is some of that which had not been completed when the Red Cross sewing rooms were closed, and a large attendance is desired to help
 WASHINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS TOMORROW-The Washing ton Woman's Club will meet at the school auditorium at 2:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. As this is the last meeting, it is hoped all members will be present. Mrs. Roland c. Dryer will speak on the Fort Grant Industrial school. and Dr. Janet Reid will give talk
 JURORS ExCuSED-That jurors of division one of the superior court who were told to appear at 9:30 o'clock this morning need not appear until Tuesday morning at the same hour was the statement made by Judge Stanford yesterday. The Newman case now on trial will take the balance of the week and will probably hold over Monday, said the court in announcing that jur- ors would not be required to present | themselves in court today
 ASKS ADMINISTRATION LET | TERS-Christian Christensen yester- day petitioned the court for letters of administration of the estate of his wife, Mrs. Christina Christensen, who died April 19, 1917, leaving an estate valued at $12,500 The heirs at law are tle pe- | titioner, and his three children, Hans, aged ,, Edward f and Ruth ?. The pe- tition will come up for hearing before Judge Lyman at 1:30 o'clock May 19. l j. B. HOOVER AND SON HERE | J. B. Hoover, who was 8 prominent farmer in the Salt River Valley dur 1 ing the early days, is in Phoenix, with l his son, Fred, a guest at the Adams ho- | tel. Mr. Hoover developed a big farm here in 1886. It was located about seven miles west of this city. About 15 years ago he entered the Indian service, later retiring with Mrs. Hoover tn a pretty little home in Lemon grova. near Sar Diego. Fred Hoover is te;cgrapher al Mohawk, Arizona.
 ESE MED-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Thomas Fe- lix, A, Phoenix and Ramona Garcia 41, Phoenix; Joe Bennett, 50, Scotts- dale and Suakanuwu-a, 50, Scottsdale; c. E. Beebe, 28, Phoenix and Myrtle B Young, 2S, Mayer; J. M. Jansen, 40 Aguila and Mrs. c. M. Gum. 36, Jack son, Tenn; Celestine A. Lopez, s4 Phoenix and Elmalinda Gonzales, 3s Phoenix; Rudolph W. Ma,ygroye, Al San Francisco and Edith H. Cou1>s, 25 Hollywood.
 NEW LAWYER MADE HiGH GRADE-E'rom the iist of tjGcse whs passed the bar examination at the re- cent meeting of 5ns s;ais board Of ex. aminers and wase aGrftted to the bal there was uniaten.;=zraIly omitted tn, name of Cl-da watson Smith of Flor ence. The grade os Mir. Smith was s9.75 He stood s-csssa in the class. He hat previously pssx4d the California exam ination for the bar bv 100 per cent. CHRISTIAN p. T. 4. MEETING 1 The Christisn Parent Teacher associa
 ton will h5id it's regular all day meet
 ing Friday. As the Red Cross work ha
 been finished the members wifi speu'
 the day visiting the various clas
 rooms. The usual picnic lunch vii
 be served at noon, and all persons at
 tending are expected to bring along
 dish. Those in charge hope that al
 the mothers and friends of the asso
 citation will be present.
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