Arizona republican., 1921-03-02
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 ELks TO ELECT oFFIcERs-The IhoenlN lodge of ElI6s will hold the annual election of officers on Thurs day evening, March 3,
 RETURNS FROM CoAST-Mrs. J. C Graves, 636 North Third avenue. mas returned home after a five months visit in Los Angeles.
 WEDNESDAY SOCIAL CIRCLE The Wednesday Social circle will meet thls afternoon. Mrs. Guin will be the hostess.
 NURSES TO MEET-The monthly meeting of the Graduate Nurses asso- citation will be held at 2:30 o'clock saturday afternoon al the nurses home at St. Joseph's hospital
 GRANTED DIVORcE-On grounds of non-support, Mary AIinter yester- day was granted a decree of divorce from William Minter by Judge Stan ford. She was awarded alimony of $60 a month.
 MiD-WEEK SERViCES-Mid week services at the Central M. E. church will be led by the president of the Epworth league tonight. Special music has been arranged and large at tendance is expected.
 RETURN FROM TRIP-Ex-s Super visor and Mrs. w K. Bowen and their have returned from g weeks trip to Globe, Miami and the Roosevelt dam.
 FILES APPLlCATiON-Th El Paso and Southwestern railroad yesterday filed an application with the corpora ton commission to make refunds on caretakers sent out after livestock.
 HERE ON BUSINESS-T. Evans, president and general manager of the Cananea Consolidated Copper company, is in Phoenix on a quick business trip and is a guest of the Hotel Adams.
 RECEIVES LION HIDES-Four lion hides were received at the office of Joe V. Prochaska, state game warden yes terday. The mountain lions were killed by Stelzer Tillman, deputy game warden, who made the killing in the
 ENTERTAINED BY GOVERNOR Louis Gottschalk. the musical director of the Phoenix amateur opera, was entertained Saturday evening by Gov ernor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell at their residence.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING HI " Markle yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a charge of speeding on North Central avenue and was fined $10. The complaint was made by Motorcycle Officer F. A. Bell.
 CHARGE IS DisMiSSED-Upon mo : ton of Joseph E. Noble, deputy county attorney a charge of assault with in : tent to commit a statutory offense. was dismissed against Dave Cox because of lack of evidence.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Alfonso Navarro, Mrs. F. G Whitman, Roger Beitagna, J. H. Kirk land. Miss Kate Bell Layfield, Jos Keller. J. w. Turner, W. w. Morrison Mrs. Richard Fowler, s. F. Berty, Ed Durand
 marry were issued yesterday to Harry Paul Mills, A, and Jessie Louise Dean, 30, both of Phoenix: and Charles B. Ford. 3s, of Chicago. and Selma J. Dye, 22, of Phoenix.
 RELIEF CORPS TO META meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps will be held at the corps headquarters in the Monihon building this after noon at 2:So o'clock All visiting mem
 ARE QUIETLY MARRIED-Harry II. Mills, salesman for the Melczer Wholesale Grocery company, and Miss Jessie l.. Dean, a teacher of history at the Phoenix Union high school were quietly married by pr. James A StaveIy, pastor of the First Methodist church, at the parsonage at o'clock last night. No plans for the immediate future were announced by the newly married couple after the ceremony.
 PROMOTING SPECIAL TRAIN The Los Angeles chamber of commerce. IS actively promoting a special trair to the National Foreign Trade counci meeting at Cleveland, May to q f was announced yesterday. Information concerning the proposed trip may b, obtained from Press Bancroft, Souther, Pacific district freight and passenge agent. room & Good ing hl1ildinx