Arizona republican., 1920-01-28
COUPLE WILL MARRY-A IT

COUPLE WILL MARRY-A mar riage license was issued yesterday by
 the clerk of the superior court to P. O.
 Alvara, 24, and Ramona Ruiz, Is, both of Phoenix.
 AID SOCIETY MEETING The Creighton Ladies' Aid society will meet
 at the home of Mrs. Foster on McDow
 ell road at o'clock this afternoon. HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE = George H. Richardson has been granted
 8 divorce from Birdie Richardson by Judge Lyman of the superior court FLORENCE LAWYER HERE-El- mer Coker, a lawyer of Florence, was | in town yesterday on legal business. Registering at the Commercial hotel ! yesterday were G. D. Shell of St An thony, Idaho. and E. w. Godfrey of Idaho Falls. Idaho.
 NORTH AND SOUTH-O. w Davis ! arrived in the city from Denver, Colo.
 yesterday and Thomas Neale arrived from Shreveport, La. Both were guests at the Commercial hotel. FROM WINDY CITY-Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Santhia of Chicago, arrived in the Jefferson hotel.
 BUFFALO MAN IN CiTY-Chas. H. Spencer arrived in the city from
 Buffalo. N. T., yesterday and is stop
 ping at the Jefferson hotel.
 KILLIAN FROM DENVER-James
 R. Killian Of Denver, was visitor in
 the city yesterday, coming here from Denver. Colo.
 FL PAso EDITOR HERE-G. A. Martin, managing editor of the Fl Paso Herald. arrived in the city last night and will spend today with friends in looking over the cotton industry in the valley. He is stopping at the Hotel
 HOME FROM INpIANA-Eben E. Lane or the sales department of the Dwight B. Heard Investment company returned home yesterday. accompa nied by Mrs. Lane, from Fort Wayne. Ind, where they were called because of the illness of Mir. Lanes mother, Mrs. Charles R. Lane
 CONGRESS OF MOTHERS The executive board of the Arizona Con- gress of Mothers will meet at 10: 30 o'clock Monday morning at the home of Mrs. J. C. Norton, when plans for the annual meeting will be discussed The arrangements will be completed for the banquet to be held .on the eve ming of March when the speakers will be Captain J. F. Alkire recently re- turned from Russia. and Dr. Frank Lockwood of the University of Arizona The progrRm for the all-day confer ence on March 9 will also be outlined at this time.
 PROVES ON HoMEsTEAD-I.in- coin Thornton proved up on a home stead near Higley yesterday His daughter, Bessie Thornton also made final proof on an adjoining homestead in the same district. The two appeared at the same hour in the United States land office where the final proof was made.
 U. s. ENGINEER ARRIvEs-wn- fam B. Kimmel, l.. s. cadastral engi- reer. arrived yesterday from San Fran cisco and is leaving here the end of the week with party of surveyors for the coast
 CARD PARTY AT WoMAN'S CLUB -Onc of the interesting events of the week will be the card affair at the Woman's club tonight which will be i presided over by the Ladies Altar so- ciety of St. Mary's church. In addi- 1 tion to cards there will be a delightful program. In the receiving party will ! be Mrs. A. c. Baker, Mrs Laura Brill l and Mrs. John Hughes.
 AMERICAN LEGION TO MEET - There will be a meeting of Frank Luke ! Jr., Post No. 1, of the American Le- | zion tonight at o'clock at the club | rooms. Arrangements will be made at | its meeting for the Legion's part in l the program of the visit of General i Pershing, and all members are re- quested to be present.
 RECLAMATION APPROPRIATION { Ten thousand dollars has been appro- priated by the United States reclama- | ton service. by order of Franklin K l Lane. secretary of interior, to be used | in reclamation investigation work in | Arizona, according to information re- ceived by the state land board yes terday. The appropriation was made under provisions of senate bill S9, known as the Elliott bill. The appro- [ priatton is under a co cooperative agree ment plan, whereby the state win add a similar amount. the entire sum to be expended in Investigating proposed irrigation projects already contem- plated in Arizona.