Arizona republican., 1919-01-04
TOWN TOPICS
NO BIBLE CLASS SUNDAY =

NJ Q BILE CERSS SON LAY - The Central Christian church will not hold Bible classes until further notice
 MEETING POSTPONED The an- nual meeting of the Phoenix Cotton Growers association has been post poned until further notice
 TOLlESON GIN DRAWING = The following may deliver three bales O. cotton each to the Tolleson gin January 10: O. L. Robinson and J. E. Mcbride
 FRANK BUTTS RECOVERlNG- Frank Butts of East Willetta street who has been ill of influenza, was re- ported yesterday to be on the way tC recovery.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Qua dalupe Rodriguez. fl, Mesa and A Lean 26, Mesa; Richard M Meek, 4 Chandler and Mary E. Skidmore. g Phoenix
 HERE FOR THE ER-Mrs. ! F, Hughes of Tipton. Indiana is 1T Phoenix to spend the winter with hel parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. J, Sutton -g 1625 West Madison street. This vii be the second winter in Phoenix fol Mrs Hughes
 PHOENIX GIN DRAWING-Th, following names were chosen yester day at the Phoenix gin of the South west Cotton company, and may deiYe three bales of cotton each, January 10 F. E. Gregg. A. A. Fairchild W. X Boren.
 ABANDONED FAMILY, IS CHARGE Edward Sutherland, charged witt failure to provide for his wife anC minor child. will be given his prelmi- nary hearing before Justice Wheeler at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Sutherland was released on furnishing $500 bail.
 TO ATTEND CONVENTION - Harry Diehl. a local shoe dealer, lief last night for St. Louis, where he vii attend a convention of boot and sho, retailers on January G. and s. H, was accompanied by Mrs Diehl. The, will visit other eastern cities Whil, away
 SMALL DOCKET CALLED D-Bu four offenders faced Judge Thomas 1T police court last evening. T. II. Wiley and Thomas Riley paid B each or drung and disorderly charges. w Pet tner was assessed a like amount fol having an insufficient number of light; on his automobile. It cost r. G. Wilco1 BIO for the pleasure he had the nigh previous in smashing the speed laws.
 K. HORRALL TO COAST-An- nouncement recently was made of the reorganization Of the Bennett Lumber company and that Jack Halloran ha: assumed the management, Kenneth HOrrall has for the past year so eff ciently managed the lumber company that the Bennetts have transferred hin to their big manufacturing plant in Los Angeles the Los Angeles Trailer Man. ufacturing company where he will bt associated with F. w. Bennett
 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Sabbath services at the Seventh Day Adventist church. corner Third and Pierce streets. will be as follows: Sab bath school 10 a. m. At the Il 0 clock hour the officers for the coming yeas will be ordained. The next feature oi the morning service will be a program by the Missionary Volunteer society this day being set aside all over the world for the young people of the de nomination. Special readings anC songs have been prepared for this oc- cason. All are welcome.
 NO PLACE LIKE HOME-Chief O Police BrisbOis is in receipt of lettel from Lieutenant Frank H. Smith. for melly in charge of the street cleanine department but now with the Amer ican forces in France. Lieutenan' Smith is the commanding officer of { detention camp near Paris He ad- mits he has nice job and has z fairly good time but he is longing tC return to Arizona for just 9 glimpse of sunshine and the girl that is ruin ing her eyes making him knitted sock' that his friends mistake for bedding rolls