Arizona republican., 1920-06-03
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 w. c. T. U. MEETING-The wo- mans Christian Temperance union will hold its last meeting for the season at 2: 30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of the association, 1901 West Monroe street.
 ED. STEPHENS ON VACATION Ed. Stephens, secre etary to the live stock sanitary board, will leave this evening for New York on the first va cation he has had in two years. Mir. Stephens expects to return the first of July.
 ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON. Phoenix friends yesterday received cards from Mir. and Mrs. Fernand Yer wilghen, announcing the birth of son. The Nerwilghens are established in Belgium, where they went on leaving Phoenix two years ago.
 MAY SELL STOCK NOW-The cor poratiOn commission yesterday issued a permit to sell stock to the Combina- tion Silver Mines of Blackberry, which now has the right to place on the market 200,0 poo shares of treasury stock at 10 cents a share.
 ICE CREAM SOClAL-Ice cream and cake will be served this evening by the women Of the Bethel M. E. church at Seventh street and osborn road. Everybody is cordially invited to be | present.
 CALVARY LADIES' cIRcLE-The ladies circle of the Calvary Baptist church will hold an all-day meeting l Friday at the home of Mrs. Roy Good son, 239S East Washington street. All members and friends of the circle arc l invited to attend.
 WOMAN'S SOCIETY MEETS-The l Woman's society of the First Congre- gational church will meet at the home of Mrs. Mosshammer, g West Willetta street this afternoon at 2 o'clock 4 flI1l affandancn iS desired
 AUDITOR IS VISITOR-Jack Dunn auditor of the state highway depart
 ment. was in town yesterday iron Kingman, Jerome and Williams, wher,
 he has been for the past few weeks
 He will leave shortly for the southern
 part of the state
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses [,
 marry were issued yesterday to Vii { liam J. Pike, 96, of Phoenix, and Ros
 ella F. Reid, 23 of Congress Junction s and Lucille K. Tisdale, 22, of Phoenix
 and Columbus Hansen. 27. and Mari
 Williams 27, both of Phoenix
 INSPECTS COTTONWOOD BRIDGE . Merrill Butler, bridge engineer of tn i state highway department, has re
 turned from an inspection trip of tn . Cottonwood bridge across the Terd
 which is fast nearing completion. afte
 two washouts which resulted in tn P loss of fornworl.
 TO DISCUSS CROWDED SCHOOL; . There will be a meeting Of taxpayers
 called by the board of trustees cf tn 2 public schools. on Friday evening. Jun f, at the school administration build ing. 331 North First avenue for tn Il purpose of discussing the crowded con I dition of the public schools and tn pressing need for more buildings. Tn meeting will begin at o'clock GOVERNOR GOING TO CHICAGO Al Governor Thomas E. Campbell wi II leave this evening for Chicago wher he will campaign for a reclamatioI \ plank in the Republican platform \ While the governors trip east is prim ariIy in the interests of reclamation after the convention he will investigaJ \ the Mooseheart school an Indiana in stitution in which he is greatly inter \ ested. The governor will make a stud while there of the constructive wor \ citizenship. The governor will be ac E private secretary
 TO LET FLAGSTAFF PAWN 5ID-The bid for paving that portio of the old Trails highway which TUT E through the main street of Flagstal E four bids have been submitted to 1T
 city council Of Fla agstaff which wi
 make a recommendation to the stat
 engineer. Bids have been submitte E by Warren Brothers. Southwest Cor
 tracing company. White & Miller X Yuma and Raudbaugh & Black \ Flagstaff. it is said. the lowest b
 being that Of White &- Miller f. c