Arizona republican., 1920-03-11
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GOES TO CoAST-sylvan Gang. assistant cashier of the National Bank of Arizona, left last evening for a brief visit in Los Angeles.
 RETURNS TO ClTY-E. A. Rowe, insurance man. has returned from a brief business trip to the coast.
 MISS PEPPER IMPROVING - The many friends of Miss Mary Pep per, who has been seriously i'll for several weeks, will be delighted to learn of her improvement in health. Miss Pepper expects to be able to leave St Joseph hospital shortly.
 GOES BACK TO YUMA - Tom Malloy, Yuma attorney, who has been in Phoenix on legal business for the past few days, returned 10 his home last evening.
 JUDGE kIReEY TO SPAIN - Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey are planning to leave shortly for Japan The Kibbeys are at present in San Francisco and plan 10 sail as soon as they are able to get accommodations. Owing to the extensive travel at this season, passage must be booked weeks in advance. they say.
 APPROVE SURVEY-The surveyor generals office yesterday approved the survey of 26 claims of the Bisbee Hometown Development company in the Warren mining district in Co., chise county and the three claims of the Arizona Brunswick company, To- cated in the Wallapal mining district in Mohave county.
 NOTED HISTORIAN COMING - At a meeting of the Moose lodge last night, prpearations were begun by d committee for the reception and en- tertainment of Albert Bushnell Hart a member of the faculty of Harvard University, who will visit Phoenix early in April in the course of . tour of the west The program has not been complete, but it will include an address at the high school and a ban quet.
 DIVORCE IS WANTED = William l.. Walker was granted a decree of divorce from Villa F. Walker by Judge Frank H. Lyman in the su- perior court yesterday. Desertion was charged.
 IS GIVEN DECREE-Charles Sil- via was granted a decree of divorce from Gladys Wayne Silvia on grounds of desertion by Judge Frank H. Ly- man in the superior court yesterday.
 ASKS MARITAL FREEDOM - Alleging desertion, George G. Miller filed suit for a decree a divorce from Elizabeth Miller in the superior yes terday. He alleges they were mar ried in Pennsylvania, September 22, 1909. and that she deserted him. There are no children.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE
 
 tion in the estate of Lewis L. Apple gate, who died in Maricopa county November 30, 1919; were filed yester- day in the superior court by his widow, Nellie r. Applesate. The es- tate consists of personal property which is given a value of $1,000 by the petitioner. The heirs are given as Nellie F. Applegate, his widow; Will jam Louis Applegate, his son, and a daughter, Mary Jane Applegate. Date of hearing has not yet been set.
 THESE MAY MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Emil Cavness, 19, and Katherine Close, IT. both of Phoenix; Julian Granillo, 21 of Tempe and Teresa Moline 9, of Phoenix; Rosindo Mandregon, 35, Eloisa BurreH, g. both of Phoenix; Diuicco Ortega. 37, and Maria s. Te- rado. 3s, both of Phoenix; Bill B. Daily, IS, and Kathryn A. Little, IS, both of Phoenix; Charles Koontz. 31, and Maria Baustrian, IS, both of Phoenix.
 WILSON DISTRICT MEETING - A meeting of all residents Of the Will son district will be held at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow, Friday, night in the audi torfum of the school. The voting of school bonds will be discussed and a program given. Refreshments will be served All residents of the district are urged to attend.
 SATURDAY RECITAL = The Sat urday afternoon recital at the School Of Music will be given by piano pupils from the class of Frank Ronald Evans vocal, of Walter Hastings Ol- ney; violin. of H. Klingenfeld, and expression of Vivian Florine Young and the public is always cordially in vited to attend.
 MONROE P.-T. TO MEET = The Monroe Parent-Teacher association