Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
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VISITING AUNT - Miss Claire Stearns is spending two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. w. S. Stearns, in Iron Springs.
 GOES TO coAsT-w. R. Ingra- ham. chief clerk of the state highway department, left yesterday for Los Angeles.
 ROTARY LUNCH ToDAY-The Rotary club will hold it's regular weekly luncheon meeting today noon at the Y. M. c. A.
 LING LONG FuNERAL-Funeral services for Ling Long will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the H. M. Maus, chapel, 311 North First avenue.
 ICE CREAM socIAL-The Cart wright Missionary society will give an ice cream social at the home of Mrs. M. B. Brooks tonight. The Brooks place is one-half mile north of the Yuma road on Lateral 20. EPWoRTH LEAGUE SOCIAL The Epworth league will hold a so- cial night this evening at the home of M. B. Brooks, eight miles west on the Yuma road. A good attend ance is urged.
 GOVERNOR lEAVING-Governo Thomas E. Campbell will leave to- day for several days absence in the northern part of the state on official business. He will visit the Northern Arizona Normal school before his re- turn on Monday.
 LEAVES FOR COAST = Mrs. Robert Q. Grant left Thursday eve ming for Long Beach, where she will spend the summer months with rela- lives. MT. Grant leaves in few days for his annual trip of inspection of weather bureau stations in Arizona. l GRANTED DIvORcE-Ruby Sha- per was granted a divorce decree 1 from William Shaper by Judge Jo- seph s. Jenckes in division three of I the superior court. Desertion was charged in the complaint. the action going by default.
 ARE MARRlED-John S. Stone hart, Al. and Dorothy Colon, 25, were
 united in marriage by Justice Nat Mckee in the West Phoenix precinct justice court shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon. The principals are well known locally.
 TO cALIFORNIA-Mrs William J.
 Morgan of 1881 West Washington street left last evening for San Jose. Calif., where she will visit her sister,
 later going to San Francisco and other California points. Mrs. Nor
 gan will return to Phoenix in Oc- tober.
 I TOURING NORTHERN ARIZONA Miss Geraldine Butler, daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. R. B Butler, with a l party of relatives, including Mrs. S. | T. Butler. Miss Verde Butler, Miss
 Myrtle Butler and Mrs. c. E. Howard, is touring the northern part of the state. They will be absent for about six weeks.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage | licenses were issued yesterday to Earl Ellsworth. IS, and Leona Dana IT, both of Mesa; John w. Willis
 25. and Elsie Ray. 19, both of Chan dler; Jose G. Munoz 24. and Maria Tenori, 22, both of Phoenix, and
 Jesus Lucci. 32, and Hipotala Her. inandez, Is, both of Phoenix I DISTRIBUTING REPORTS =
 Volume 21 of the Arizona Reports containing decisions of the state su-
 preme court. 191S-1920, are being sent out by the secretary of state to the
 justices of the supreme court and the judges and clerks of courts o1
 record The session laws are alse
 being distributed at this time to al state and county officials.
 HERE TO CONFERENCE-W. H Welsh, clerk of the board of super visors of Mohave county. was il
 Phoenix yesterday for a conferenc
 with the state tax commission rela , tive to budget policy which will b.
 adopted under an act of the fiftl state legislature. MT. Welsh report
 conditions in Mohave county excel II lent and that the gold mines ar operating their capacity ASKED TO BE SPEAKER-w. J Gaibraith. attorney general, has beer
 invited to appear on the program O
 the annual meeting of the attorney, general of the different states whicl will be held in Cincinnati Angus 29-30. Mir. Galbraith has been asked
 to prepare a paper and to choose hi own subject. The attorney genera is not at all certain as to whethe he will attend the session. owing t the vast amount of business claim ing his attention at the presen time.
 PLANS LECTURE sERIEs-l ] series of lectures on duties of stat officials will be given at the stat I university this fall, according to tn announcement of Dr. R. B. vol l KleinSmid. president of the univer sity. In keeping with the trainini I of citizens, Dr. von KleinSmid be lieves that a study should be mad of the duties of, the men elected t ] office by the people. He has aske a number of state officers to delive
 lectures among others, w. J. Gal braith, attorney general. ] GOING TO CLEVELAND - Mir.
 MayBelle Craig, president -elect c l | the Business and Professions Women's clubs, will leave today fo i | Cleveland as the official delegate | the national federation of Bushes
 and Professional women's clubs. Sh will visit in Philadelphia and Ne' York before her return the latte : part of August. Accompanying MT = Craig will be Mrs. Martha Boge
 and Miss Alice Birdsall, delegates z
 large from the state. Tucson wi lt send a full delegation, it is under T stood, and other cities in the state - having clubs affiliated with the ma
 tional organization also will be reT
 resented.