Arizona republican., 1919-12-11
TOWN TOPICS

FROM MINING cAMP-Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Redd arrived yesterday rom f Ray and are stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 AT THE coMMERCIAL-w. G. Freeman arrived in the city yesterday from Winkelman. He is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 APPOINTED GUARDIAN - c. x. Wilson was appointed guardian of Roy Clifford Wood and Velva Etta Wood yesterday by Judge Lyman.
 FROM WiCkENRuRG-Mrs. J. c. Hedrick and Mrs. F. B. Johnson, of Wickenburg, arrived in the city yes- terday and are stopping at the Com mercial hotel.
 APPOINTED APPRAIsERs-C. O.. Austin, E. c. Adams and William Still were appointed appraisers of the estate of Whitfield T. Cummings yesterday by Judge Lyman.
 FOR McNAiR ESTATE - Louis J. Hart, O. c. Ludwig Jr., and Thomas G. Peyton were named appraisers Of the estate of Thomas R. McNair yester- day by Judge Lyman.
 WANTS A DIVORCE - Francisco Carbajal filed suit fer divorce from Juan r. Carbajal yesterday in the su- perior court, naming Dolores Reja- lode as correspondent.
 MOTOR CAR SToLEN-A Chevro- let car owned by c. H. Lohb, R. F. D. No. 2, Phoenix, was stolen from in front of the Adventists church, Third and Pierce streets, last night.
 APPRAISERS NAMED-Stephen H. Hastings, c. E. Wills, and W. F. Ha- good were named appraisers of the eS- tate of R. A. Ward yesterday by Judge Lyman. John J. Riddle is the admins trator.
 LADIES AlD--The Ladies Aid so ciety of Grace Lutheran church will hold it's regular business and social meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. Weigle, 1000 West Adams street.
 ESTATE APPRAsSED-The estate of Mary E. Flack is valued at $4,38S.09 according to an inventory and ap praisement filed in the superior court yesterday by H. G. Roberts, Dave Greer, and Herbert Eller, the ap- praisers.
 WoopMAN IN TOWN - W. NJ. Dougherty arrived yesterday from Pueblo, Colo, to pass the winter in Phoenix. Dougherty is clerk of the Woodman camp of Pueblo and has all ready met several members of the lodge since his arrival.
 JURY DISAGREES-The jury which tried George Irving and Anna Kahrs on a charge contained in an indictment l by the county grand jury, was unable to agree yesterday, standing nine for acquittal and three for conviction.
 MUSIC REclTAL-The public has been invited to attend the pupils re- l cital to be given at the Arizona School ! of Music, Saturday afternoon. The i program will begin at 3:30 o'clock, and will be given by children from the 1 piano, violin, expression and dancing | departments.
 AT CREIGHTON SCHOOL - The women of the Creighton parent-teach- CTS association will meet at the 1 Creighton school house at 10 o'clock Friday morning to sew for needy chil- dren of the district. They will take luncheon with the children at noon and attend the regular parent teachers meeting in the afternoon.
 CREME PROPERTY SOLD-Harry Creme's personal property brought $645 when sold, according to a report 1 filed with the clerk of the superior court yesterday by E. w. Powers, ad- ministrator. A Dodge car constituted the bulk Of his estate. Creme ava: murdered last summer by Nick Rigles now serving life sentence at Florence
 PIPE ALSO MISSED--Frank Smith charged by A. c. Haroldson with tht
 larceny of a suit case from his room
 at 233 East Washington street, wa:
 arraigned before Justice Mckee yes
 terdays and his examination set fol ! oil s-la;,
 of underwear and a meerschaum pip'
 are among the things that Smith say:
 he lost.
 THESE MAY WED-Marriage Ii
 censes have been issued by the clerl
 of the superior court to the following
 persons: Alfredo E. Lopez, 26, ant
 Juana B. Andrade. 21, both of Glen A dale; Hudson Watkins. 26, and Der tha NJ. Gibbs. 20, both of Phoenix
 O. S. Woods, 30. and Florence Cum mings, 37 both of Phoenix; Franl , Foster, p, and Dora Tucker, 19, bot of Phoenix
 HARD TO PLACE MEN-'It is har to fill positions involving skilled la : Dor" said U. s. Labor Agent McCo yesterday, but we manage to plac 7 all unskilled labor that comes ou way Skilled men will apply to u :. for work and we will immediately g U about to place them and as soon a
 we get them positions they have gon, either finding work for themselves ( 0 moving on to other towns" He sai | that in this respect the ex-service me ! are the hardest of all to deal with, ths
 the jobs secured for them either q
 not suit or they do not stay lon
 enough to give the agency a chanC
 to place them.