Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
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RETURNS TO JEROME Harry Carlson, deputy United States marshal, who has been in Phoenix for two
 weeks on official business will return to his headquarters in Jerome tonight. GOES TO TUCSON-George H
 Smalley, fair price commissioner, left
 last evening for Tucson after several 6.ays in Phoenix. While here SInsilley appeared as a witness before the fed eral grand jury.
 ONLY ONE RESPoNSE-OnIy one
 response to the call for fourth class
 postmaster examination was made yesterday when the examination was conducted by c. R. Craig, civil service examiner. The examination was held fer postmaster in Liberty.
 HOMESTEAD PROOF = Purchase proof on a desert homestead was made in the United States land office at Phoenix yesterday by EStmer w. Hudson, Tempe farmer. The land is located seven miles south of Higley.
 RETURN TO HOMES-A group of business and mining men of Jerome who lave been called as witnesses be- fore the federal grand jury will return to their homes this morning. Among the number are Charles E. Hughes. Thomas McCloud William Silverman H. E. Dollar. Fred Shey. John Swob, NJ. Robles and William Enloe.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued by the clerk of the superior court yesterday 10 Louis Soake 2S, and Margaret Anton. IS. both of Gila Crossing; B. Garcia 19. and A. Valdez, IS both of Goodyear; Lucian Carpenter, 35 Florence, and Mamie Minor, 37, of Phoenix; James H. Sullivan, 90. and Cora NJ. Wood, 42 both of Phoenix, Valentine Ortago, g, and Eduviges Gulierez, 49, both of rl,nn -i.xflx -aIa zuela 3S, and Lairna Caballero. 30, both of Tempe
 LEFT A FAMILY-Dick (R. ED Biles, who recently dropped dead at the Arizona state fair grounds, is sur vived by wife and two children re- siding al Claremont, C3ilif, according to letter received yesterday by Jus tice Charles DeSales Wheeler from the widow. who made inquiry as to what disposition had been made of the body and her husbands effects
 BRIDGE LUNCHEON-In honor of Mrs F. F. Wenger of Lincoln, Mrs. William O. Sweek gave delightfully."- arranged bridge luncheon yesterday at her home on West Latham street. Eight guests were present.
 A. T. E. O. MEETING-Members of A. T. F. O. will meet at the home of Mrs Kimber at 7:30 o'clock next Tuesday night A full attendance is urged the meeting will feature the of officers.
 WEDNESDAY SOCIAL CLUB-The Wednesday Social club will hold a spe- cial meeting at the home of Mrs. D. A. Leak on the Yuma road next We'd neSday, March ,, at 2:30 o'clock A very interesting program has been pre- pared All members of the Isaac and Murphy districts are invited
 WILL MEET AGENTS - J. V. E. Westfall, vice president of the Equit- able Life Assurance society, arrived in Phoenix last night from New York City. Mir. Westfall will meet all the | Arizona Equitable agents at a gath ering Monday in this city. Today he l will be shown over the valley by Give | T- Huff. manager of the local office 1 Mr. Westfall will leave on Tuesday
 OSBORN CLUB MEETING = The | Osborn Woman's club will hold an all | lay meeting Wednesday at the home of | Mrs. l.. F. Morris on North Seventh | lvenue. The event will take the form | If a quilting party and club members | Ire requested to bring their needles and | himbles. and their quota for a picnic f luncheon.