Arizona republican., 1921-12-30
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BAUMERT - To MT. and Mrs. Andrew Baumert, Jr., Thursday, De- cember 29. a son. MT. Baumert, gen.
 eral manager of the Tucson Citizen, arrived In the city last Saturday in
 anticipation of the event.
 DANCE POSTPoNED-The dance which was to have been given at the
 Madison Improvement Club has been postponed.
 RETURNING TO WILLIAMS -
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Benham will re-
 turn to Williams today after several days stay in Phoenix. UNDEliVERED TELEGRAMS - The Western Union is holding tele- grams for A. P. Hendrickson, Charles A. Dutro, George W. White, P. F. Hoddleston, Miss Jessie Moran. L. H. Johnson and A. J. LeBarrson. RECEIVE S43.00o-The state high way department received S43,0o0 in federal aid funds yesterday. The amount will be applied on three fed eral aid projects now under way. THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Hugh Campbell. 55. and Serapia Urias. both of Glendale; and Abslem T. Young, 19, and Minnie P. Satter- | I CHARGES DISMISSED On grounds of insufficient evidence, Justice Mckee yesterday dismissed three charges of forgery brought against Jeff l.. Smith, upon motion of the defendant
 TO RETURN UESDAY-Justice E. J. Flanigan of the supreme court,
 who is spending holiday week in Bisbee, will not return to town until Tuesday. Justice Flanigan made his home in Cochise county before being appointed to the bench.
 ENTERTAIN AT DiNNER-Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Osborn of Peoria gave dinner Tuesday night in honor of their daughter, Miss Dorothea. The guests were MT. and Mrs Harold | Moore, Lee Moore, Jack Griffin and Miss Helen Ellis. Christmas decora-
 tions were used effectively. PAY HONOR TO DEAD-Resolu- tions of regret at the death of Hiram Phillips, noted consulting engineer of St. Louis. in anautomobile accident last week, and at the death of Gen.
 eral A. J. Sampson, prominent Phoenix citizen and former minister
 to Ecuador at his home here, were adopted by the board of directors of
 the chamber of commerce at its meeting yesterday.
 MINER KILLED James Mulla- ney was killed in an accident at the Inspiration mine Thursday. accord
 ing to wire received yesterday by
 Jack White, state mine inspector, from his deputy, J. J. McManus Mir. McManus did not state in his mes- sage how the tragedy occurred. He
 reported that an examination had been made and that the details
 would be forwarded his chief later in the week
 SEEKING BROTHER Genevieve Tracy of Box S2. San Francisco,
 writes The Republican making in
 quiry about her brother, William | Augustus Paterson, who she sup | poses may be in this part of the | country. He served in the war and was honorably discharged. He
 went from San Francisco to San Diego. where he worked for a while, and then went to the Imperial Val | ley. The writer says that she has
 very important news, and good news, ! for him.
 sIsTERHoop PARTY - Sister
 hood Temple Beth Israel gave a de- 1 lightful hanukkah party Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs w. S, Solomon, sos West Lynwood
 street, for members of the organiza- tion and their families. The pro-
 gram was furnished entirely by chil-
 dren, the small folk who took part l including Sylvia Granow, Bernard
 Funk, Ruth Edelman. Floria Vein berger, Birdie Steinberg, Marion
 Weinberger. Beatrice Epstein and Myer Steinberg.