Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

portant business. From there he win go to Albany to visit his daughter, who underwent an operation on her foot several weeks ago. MT. Gardner has received word that she is doins nicely and that the plaster cast will he taken from the foot shortly. She will then return to Copperstown, N. Y, where she is attending school. Mir. Gardner expects to be gone several weeks.
 will be a meeting at the Washington school house Tuesday evening, May 25 for the purpose of discussing the re- cent tax levy of S1.50 per acre as, an nounced by the secretary of the Water r Users' association. Every land owner, whether he owns one acre or a thou sand, is urged to be present at this meeting as the matters to be discussed will be Of vital interest to all,
 GRACE rAPTlST SERVICES Ser vices at Grace Baptist church, S22 south Montezuma avenue J. H. Jones, pastor, will be as follows Sunday school a 10 a. m; preaching at II a. m.; theme, The Great Commission of the Twelve Apostles" Everyone is invited to attend and hear a strong gospel sermon.
 LIcENsED TO MARRY-Lieenses 10 marry were issued yesterday to Ezra T. West 30, and Neralda Jison-
 
 2S and Estella Cilossbrenner. 1S. both Of Phoenix; Jose Ramirez. 25. and Soli- dad C. Garcia 26. DOtH of Tempe: Clifford r. s. Whismenf.t q. and Eth q Fay Johnston, IS, poth Of Phoenix; John $. BrazilL -32, and Edna L. Porcn 2z. both of Phoenix and Henry c. Esurdock. g, and Ruby Henson, 20, both of Phoenix.
 PIANO RECITAL TUEsDAY-Piano pupils of Maude Platt Cate will give a recital at the Woman's club at 3.30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon The first part of the program will consist of con- certed numbers and the second part will be devoted to solos,
 SOME KICK IN THiS-Two kegs containing about 20 gallons of mash used in making .tiswin" a famous In ] dian drink, were found yesterday in a l tent about two miles west of ToI1eson l by Deputy Sheriff Jim Troutman. The 1 mash had just been made. When l ready for consumption sstiswin' is said | to have a kick" that is equal to that of 40 mules. The foreman of the ranch stated he would see that the kegs were made
 1 CHANGE IN STANDARD OIL f STAFF-C. M. MacFarlane, for the 1 past two years chief clerk at the local office Of the Standard Oil company, left yesterday for Bakersfield. Cal. to i etSSllltt q 14lA4kAttE itOHlliOAi NAtl AtlC company there. MT. MacFarlane en- tered the local office five years ago as 1 . stenographer and rapidly gained promotions. Succeeding MT. MacFar- Jane will be ]. l.. Roberts, who is trans ferred here from Bakersfield and will assume his new duties Monday.
 EARLY DAYS HERE IS TOPIC ] The Wednesday Social circle met Wednesday afternoon at the home of ] Mrs. Stanard on the Christy road. In the absence of the persident, Miss Rice. Miss Acuff presided The topic of the 1 afternoon was the early days of Ari~ zona. Mrs. J. B Harrison gave several I beautiful selections which were appre- eiated by all. Dainty refreshments ] were served by the h0stesses. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs Stanard. and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
 VISITING ER-aIrs Man | rice CoclTum and daughter of Bakers 1 fold. Cal. are in Phoenix visiting Mrs. 1 IT. R. Stewart.
 ! GOES TO LOS ANGELEs-C. C. Baum of the real estate firm of Baum &- Mason left last night on a business trip to Los Angeles. where he will re- main until the mid iie of this week.
 HERE TO VISIT S4STER-Mrs. Lee Craig of Los Aageles is visiting her sister. Mrs. Leon Is. Sass. After a stay in this city ae vii! retun to the coast iaccompanied by ae. father and mother, who have heen spending the winter in Phoenix win their daughter.
 FRED WARREN RETURNS-Fred
 E Warren. assistant manager Of the City Ice Delivery company. returned 1 vest erGay from a visit of three weeks
 iu Los AnEeles San Francisco and Oakland. 4 Oakland Mir. Warren wis
 tied with w D. Lolnt and family.
 GOES TO NEW YORK-Charles 4.
 Staulflr. se1erat manager of The Ari- zOna RcrUbl.can. left last night for
 New ovi1 ia response 10 a telegTaph3C request from 2 relative who ;s ili in
 that citT.