Arizona republican., 1920-07-14

HOSTESSES TO EMPLOYES- Miss Mary Barron of the Valley bank together with her sister, Miss Jennie Barron, entertained the employees at their newly acquired home on Cleve- land road Tuesday evening. The guests made a visit to the Grand canal. where a desperate effort was made to splash out all the water that was not swallowed and to try out some of the new bathing suits. Supper was served on the lawn in regular picnic fashion, after which a most enjoyable evening was spent with the hostesses
 WIFE GIVEN DIVORCE - On grounds of cruelty, Guadalupe Molina yesterday was granted a decree of df- vorce from Lasaro Molina by Judge Stanford.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Cove. tano Ventura. 34. and Anita Leon. both of Glendale; William l.. Douglas. A, and Josephine Teffan, 3S, both ot Phoenix; Augustine Hernandez B. and Felipa Saaald. 9, both of Mesa; Nea mot Khan, 30. of Tolleson. and Maria Vega, 23. of Glendale; A. C. Wood. 37, and Gussie Green 26. both of Airing ton and w. B. Watkin. g. and Ruth B. Little, 22. both of Phoenix
 CHARGED WITH FRAUD-F. F Dapper and Buffie Albertie were ar rested by Officers Grove and McGrath of the police department yesterday and are being held to answer to a charge of defrauding a hotel. The two men are alleged to have made a hasty departure from the Dixie hotel with out paying their bills.
 HOME TODAY FROM CAMPAIGN iNG-Mit Simms, secretary of state. is expected to return this morning from a campaign tour of the northern counties in the interests of his can didacy for governor. Simms is seek ing the nomination on the Democratic ticket.
 J. E. SELLERS ILL. E. Sellers. with the Verde water proect, is suffer ing from an infected jaw. Sellers has been confined to his quarters al the '. NJ. C. A. for the past several days and 1t is believed that it will be some time before he is able to resume his duties.
 GO TO VISIT GRANDPARENTS Miss Layle Stephens and Miss Eleanor Stephens, daughters of Ed Stephens. secretary to the livestock sanitary board. will leave this evening for Los Angeles, where they win spend the remainder of the summer with their grandparents. MT. and Mrs. l. c. Ste phens
 RIs6EE ATTORNEY IN CITY, Attorney John Sanders of the legal firm of Ellinwood X Ross. Bisbee. was in Phoenix yesterday
 CHEF JOHNSON IN TOWN Chester A. Johnson. formerly head of the Johnson publicity bureau. Bisbee is spending few days here. He is registered at the Adams hotel
 PLEASED WITH VALLEY-Mrs Ellen Lippitt of Denver is visiting her son and daughter law, AIr. and Mrs l.. H. McEllherren. at their home. the Hayden ranch. near Tempe. She is aCcOmDan by her granddaHehfpr
 Miss Frances McEllherren, a young woman of very pleasing personality Regardless of the record breaking weather experienced here during the past week. Mrs. Lippitt and her grand daughters are enthusiastic over the Salt River valley. and Miss McEllher- ren hopes to prevail upon her father Colorado stOckman, to take trip to this country with view to becom l ing permanent resident
 ] ARREST THREE ON LIQUOR l HARGE-Thomas Romas. Omulfu i Gomez and Antonio ArCe were arrest | ed about noon VeSterdaV by Deputy i Sheriff Price and Federal Officers ! Hicks and Fridley near the Washing ] ton school three miles west of Phoe- l nix, and placed in the county jail. They l are alleged to have manufactured in- 1 toxicating liquors. Last Sunday the 1 officers raided tent near the Wash ! lngton school and arrested two women Maria Garcia and Adela Avias- while they were in the act of brewing corn whisky. Several gallons of whis- Ky. two stills. quantity of mash and | some sugar were also found by the of ficers in the tent. The women were
 brought to the county ail. Since ther ] the officers have been on the lOOkOu1
 for the men connected with the outfit l and yesterday they were found neal | the place and arrested.