Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
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ARRIVE FROM UTAH-Mr. and Mrs. John c. Lee arrived in the city from Salt Lake City yesterday and are stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 GOES TO PRESCOTT-P. R. Mill ness, secretary to Governor IT. F. Campbell. has gone to Prescott on a combined business and pleasure trip. He expects to return to Phoenix to- night or Thursday morning.
 TAKES STATEHOUSE POSITION Miss Mary Fitzgerald has taken the position as chief clerk of the farm loan department in the office of State Treasurer H. $. Ross Miss Fitzgerald
 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING The executive board of the Congress of mothers and Parent Teacher associa- tion will hold a special meeting at ! o'clock today at the home of Mrs Frank T. Alkire, SIS West Portland street.
 RAISE BOND-The bond of Frank Williams, awaiting completion of his trial in the superior court on a statu- . tory charge, was raised yesterday by
 WIFE GETS DlVORCE-Marie R James w. Black yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court. De- Sertion was alleged in the compla int
 EASTERNERS IN CITY - Among the arrivals from the east who regis tered at the Hotel Adams yesterday were Mir. and Mrs. Geo. F. Borden of Fall River. Mass. and MT. and Mrs. J. J. Rowland of New Bedford, Mass.
 HERALD EPRESENTATIVE IS HERE-A. E. LaDieu, a representa- tive of the Fl Paso Herald, arrived in the city yesterday and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 LOS ANGELES MAN HERE-C. w. Chidester of Los Angeles was in the city yesterday on 8 business trip. He was registered at the Commercial hotel.
 FLEMING FROM FLAesTAFF- Geo A. Fleming arrived in the city from Flagstaff yesterday and is stop pins at the Commercial hotel. FILED DIVORCE SUIT-Andrew Sponseller filed suit for divorce from Maude SponSeller yesterday in the su perior court. alleging that she des srt ed him in November of 1918. They were married at Neadville, Pennsylvania August 10. 1917
 TO INDUSTRIAL SCHoOL-James Howard. 17 years old. convicted ot burglary, was committed to the state industrial school at Ft. Grant yester- day by Judge Stanford of the superior court.
 FORMER COMMISSIONER VISITS Former City Commissioner George MacBean. who is now in business at Iolbrook, has been in the city for the las- two days, visiting Mrs. MacBean. He left last night for the north.
 RETURNING EAST-Mrs. Galley and children and Miss Eleanor Chandler were guests of the Jefferson hotel yes terday while stopping temporarily in the city en route from Castle Hot Springs to their home in Philadelphia.
 BOTH COASTS REPRESENTED There were two guests registered a [ the Hotel Adams from New York City and two from San Francisco yester- day. The eastern arrivals were Ar thur N. Gotten and M. A. Clark H. E. Wallace and Norris English came from the west.
 ALLEGES FAILURE TO PROVIDE Declaring that her husband has failed completely to provide for her since the date of her marriage Hen ryette w. Farr filed suit for divorce from William l.. Farr yesterday in the superior court. They were married at St Louis, August 15. 1917.
 ESTATE WORTH $1O,oOO-The estate of Julia Cardin is estimated as being worth S10,691 .45sin an inventory and appraisement filed yesterday with the clerk of the superior court by D. F. Cook and G. w Lines. the appraisers. Merchandise in Gardens cash grocery of Gilbert constituted more than a third of the amount, with large num- Der of promisory notes and personal property making up the balance
 NEIGH HBORHOOD CLU B The Neighborhood club holds it's regular