Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
FROM CALIFORNIA

RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA; Miss Marianna Farnsworth has re- turned to Phoenix from a months visit with her cousin Frances Anna Bunker at Idylwild, Cal.
 HOME FROM HAWAII-Miss AL pha Marcum, superintendent Of nurses at St. Joseph's hospital. has returned to Phoenix after an extend ed visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
 MINING OFFICIAL HERE-T F. McGrath, auditor of the Shattuck Ari- zona Mining company of Bisbee, was visitor at the office of the state tax commission yesterday.
 PURITY TEMPLE MEETING After a vacation of two months. Pu- rity temple No. g. Pythian Sisters. will meet this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at K of P. hall. The regular stated meetings will be held there after.
 COUPLE, WILL MARRY-A u-
 cense to marry was issued yesterday
 to Samuel R. Beecoft, 26, of UyaIde,
 Tex, and Irene Katherine Leonard.
 p, of New Britiana, Conn.
 WHO WANTS kITTEN?-Any per
 son who has a home for black half
 Angora kitten is asked to call at 1643
 West Jackson street, where three
 such kittens are waiting for home.
 ICE CREAM SocIAL-The Pen dergast Parent Teacher association I will give an ice cream social at the school house on Friday evening at s
 o'clock. Everybody is cordially in- i vited.
 RETURN FROM IRON SPRINGS i-Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Carson of $40 North Second avenue, who with their little daughter have been at Iron
 Springs for the past two weeks, will l return to Phoenix Friday.
 MRS. PATTON FUNERAL TO- DAY-Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. Patton will be held at the Nazarene
 church, Fifth avenue and Monroe I street. at o'clock this afternoon
 Rev. Hugh A. Beck will officiate
 Burial will be in Greenwood ceme- I tery
 I HOME FROM SAN DfEGo-Mr
 and Mrs H. o. Ramsey of 1201 Wesl
 Monroe street returned yesterday l from San Diego, where they spent l two months. The visit was made fol the benefit of the health of Mrs 1 Ramsey. who returns much improved T JUVENILE DEPT. MEETING
 All members of the juvenile depart ment of the Security Benefit asso- I citation are to be present at the meet ing to be held on Friday evening. as
 plans are to be made for the winte, . campaign. Also there will be election
 of officers. The meeting will bt called at s o'clock
 'l MANY ENROLL AT MUSIC
 SCHOOL-Yesterda was the frs
 day for enrolment at the Arizona ; school of music and from present in. } dications the year will be the larges , in the history of the institution, a. the reception hall was thronged iron early morning until late evening witt t prospective students. Registration continues throughout the presen
 week, but the school does not opel until the coming Monday.
 HELD FOR HEARING-Charge, : with leaving the scene of an acciden ' without giving his name. residence O license number. Guillermo Rivera yes 5 terday pleaded not guilty when ar ? raigned before Justice Henry J. SuiI : van. The preliminary hearing of tn 5 case was set for Monday afternoon a l. o'clock. The complaint was mad I by Benito April. who charges River r with driving away on East Van Bure Q street on Aug. Is after his automobii
 had caused an injury to Altagraci : April. Rivera's bond was placed a Q $500.
 k BUYS THE ROSE TREE-cec n Boyce has purchased the Rose Ire n from Tom Higley. MT Higley ha n run the place for the last two yea, e with great success, but not being a e avaricious person he does not war if all the money in the world and so re S tires to give somebody else chanc d MT. Boyce left here about six month q ago, thinking that he might remai y on the coast. But six months wa d long enough to convince him ths IS there was really only one place in tt 5, world worth living in. That brougi j him back to Phoenix.