Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
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 FORMER PHOENIcIAN WEDS- The marriage of Miss Margaret Mary Brennan and Jesse Edward Smith at Glendale. Calif, Wednesday April T. has been announced. The bride is a daugh- ter of Michael J. Brennan of Glendale. Jesse Smith formerly lived in Phoenix. and was connected with The Republf- can. He now is proprietor of the Ford
 Motor car agency in Glendale Calif
 MAYOR-ELECT TO s FAX =
 Mayor Elect William H. Plunkett will speak this evening at K. of P. hall un- der the auspices of the Sunday Evening club. His address. which will be on the subject of "Cooperation of the Public With Officials To Make Good Government" will begin at 7:30 o'clock There will be musical features on the program.
 MANY WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to O. N. Taylor. g. and Susie Lawrence. So both of Phoenix; Cyril V. Porter. 24. of Heber, and Gladys V. Despair, 19, or Gilbert; Warner C. Cathron, 31, and Emma Campbell. g. both of Glendale: Milton l.. Wilson. 25 and Ruth Hostel. F, both of Glendale: Edward Everett Mott, %, and Grace Kathryn Reardon "A, both of Phoenix; Martin l.. John son, 2S, and Mary NJ. Woriey. 26, both of Phoenix; Robert l.. Venable, 32, of Peoria, H., and Alice Benton, 21 Of Olney, H.; Robert A. Doss. 32, and Gladys Hooks. s22, both of Phoenix; Moody Dennison 21, and Nancy Cooper IS. both of Phoenix; Manuel Aquirr> 2S, and Gregoria Jerardo, 22, both of Cashion; Charles R. Hunter, 2S and Ida Wagoner, 25, both of Mesa; and Fran cisco Folz, A.. and Ygnacia Albarrado 25, both of Phoenix
 SAYS WIFE LEFT HIM-Suit yes terday was brought by John E. Watson for divorce from Maude Smith Weston. He alleges desertion and says they were married at Kansas City, Mo-, No vember 2,1 1916.
 WARN CARELESS gAUToIsTs- Automobile drivers are warned by the sheriffs office that the "bogie man" will be after them unless their lights are trimmed and put in burning order at once Deputies have been advised to be on the lookout for autos with no lights, Or only one burning. Cars with very faint lights will also be stopped Excuse that the lights were all right when the driver started and had just gone bud will not be accepted as valid. the sheriff says. Drivers are asked to inspect the lighting system of theIr cars before starting out at night
 NAMED DELEGATE Dwight B. Heard yesterday was appointed by tne Phoenix chamber of commerce a dele gate to the annual convention of the United States chamber of commerce tu be held in Atlantic City, April 27 to 29- w. II. Knox was appointed a dele gate some time ago. MT. Heard will act as national councillor for the Phoe- nix chamber os commerce at the con vention.
 A. D. lEYHE ILL-Attorney A. D. Leyhe was seized with a sudden illness at his office Friday A physician was called and ordered Leyhe taken to his home, where he IS now resting. The affairs of bis office are now being cared for by H. E. Shoemaker.
 E R TAI N BOSTON STORE employees of the Boston store were guests of the Young WomenS Christian association at a truck ride and wiener roast held on the lesert Friday evening. Although the -ruck was somewhat balky and the trip nome delayed until much later in the evening than was planned, games and songs made the time pass rapidly and he girls are enthusiastic in their ap- orova1 of the evenings entertainments Friday evening, will meet next week to store employees
 FORMER PHOENIX MAN HERE-l A- T. Enrich. formerly with the Val ey bank, arrived recently from San [ Iacinto, Cal. and will pass a brief | period here en route for his home in | Kan
 U. s. SURVEYOR ARRIvES-Lloyd | sechrist, United States surveyor. ar ived in Phoenix yesterday and will be | lere several weeks compiling field | totes.