Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
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MoNTHLY EPwoRrH SOCIAL

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 PRESCOTT OFFICERS HERE Warren G. Davis, sheriff, and Fred Hawkins, deputy sheriff of 4avapal county are in Phoenix, where they have been summoned to appear as Wit nesses before the federal grand jury
 FILES ON OMESTEAD-The United States Land office is in re- ceipt of a homestead patent for James Irving Meckimons. The property or which Meskimons filed entry is located in this county.
 ACTON IS DisMIssED-An action brought against Ralph Scuffi on com plaint of Tony Casanova, in which Scuffi was charged with petty larceny, to wit, the theft of a hay rack, was dismissed for lack of evidence by Jus tice Charles DeSales Wheeler in the East Phoenix precinct yesterday.
 JUSTICE MCKEE STILL lLI- Justice Mckee of the West Phoenix precinct justice court is still confined to his home with illness. He IS now convaleScent, however, and expects to resume his court work the latter rart of the present week.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to M. H. Hagler. 32, and Jessie Bruen, 2s, both of Phoenix; Edgar T. Hurst, 22, and Mary Snapp, 19, both of Phoenix; Richard E. Phillips, IS, and Lucy A. Ball, IT, both of Phoenix; Harry Johnson, 2S, of Phoenix, and Evelyn E. Fesmire, 29, of Mesa, and LOszlo Bodaaz, 34, and Boses WaralJarz, 35 both of Phoenix.
 BOUND OVER ON cHEc CHARGED. J. Litzenburg, arraigned before Justice Charles DeSales Wheel in the East Phoenix precinct yester- day morning on two charges of pass ing bogus checks, waived preliminary examinati ton and was bound over to the superior court for trial In state ment to the court, the young man de- clared that other bogus checks would undoubtedly be found, as he issued several within the past few days. An aged father appeared in court and told the justice that his sons arrest was the first intimation he had of the boys wrong doing. He told me he was working and I believed him. the father told the court. Bond in each case was fixed in the sum of $500.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING-W. Will kins. a prominent sheep man of Pres colt, was giving his motor a speed test on North Central avenue yester day when County Motorcycle Officer Watson happened along. Watson, the complaining witness in a court action yesterday, said he caught Wilkins proceeding at a rate of 40 miles an hour.' Wilkins paid a $10 fine in Justice Wheelers East Phoenix pre- clncC justice court
 SATURDAY RECITAL-The Satur- day afternoon recital at the School of Music this week will be given by young pupils in piano, violin, ex pression and dancing, pupils from the classes of Franz Darvas, H. Klingen field and Vivian Florine Young. The public is cordially invited to attend the program at 3:30 o'clock.
 VISITING ON COAST-Mrs D. J. Davis, 323 North Third avenue, left last night on a visit to relatives in Los Mrs. Davis expects to return about the end of March,
 SPANISH CLUB AT WORk-T1 club held another meeting afternoon at which tnay bs- gan work again. At the previous meeting a debate was given in Span ish by Ferguson Burton, with Andrew affirmative, and Jessie Kuthe, with Elizabeth Lopez, negative. It was revealed that Ser should be dropped from the Spanish language. The affirmative won. The last meet ing was a social one, and this time a play was given in Spanish by J. D. Sawyer, Jessie kuthe, Alma Norman and Muriel Bowles. The players sue ceeded in keeping the audience in laughter.
 QUIET WEDDJNG-James Marsh Shoulders and Mrs. Lucia Montgom- cry both of this city, stole march |
 
 getting married last Saturday at the | parsonage of the First Methodist | church. Rev. Harcourt W. Peck of | ficiated and the only witnesses to the | ceremony were Rev. F. Montgomery, | son of the bride, and Harry Ashton, | intimate friend of the groom.
 D. A. R. MEETING HELD-The | regular meeting of Maricopa chapter, D. A. R., was held yesterday after | noon.
 GO'TO FLORENCE TO MARRY Miss Elizabeth Faulkner and Ezra | Harris left yesterday for Florence, where they were to be married in the | Afternoon. The bride is valley girl | a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Quin | Faulkner, and graduate of the | Phoenix high school. The groom is | vell-known rancher living west of the l ,ity.
 MUSN'T SPEED ON bRIDGE-A. N. Smith, formerly on the Phoenix | police force, is now traffic officer at | Tempe. Because of the condition of | he Tempe bridge, Officer Smith has ssued warning that anyone. cross | Ing the bridge at a rate in excess of | 10 miles an hour will be arrested. He | S also calling upon motorists in Tempe | o observe all customary traffic reg Ilations in regard to speed, signaling md parking.
 MEETING PosTPoNED-The reg liar monthly meeting of the Balsz Par mt Teacher association will not be leld today, as scheduled, it was an last night. The date of the | meeting will be announced later.
 ROTARY LADIES' NiGHT-Annual adies' night of the Phoenix Rotary | Hub will be celebrated this evening. The affair is to be held at the Coun- ry club, and an elaborate program las been arranged by the committees | Or the occasion. Each lady present | will receive a gift by drawing. all of | which have been donated by members | if the club. There is also to be dane ng. Tonight is the big social night [ If the year for the Rotary club