Arizona republican., 1921-06-17
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SALE POSTPONED-The ladies of Central Christian church will not hold 1 a cooked food sale on Saturday as announced. Instead. they will hold a sale on the following Saturday at 1 the Union market, 11s North First l avenue
 GOING TO cOST-L. D. Johnson, 1 representing the Calm -Nickelsburg Shoe company of Los Angeles. will leave on Monday morning with his 1 family for Los Angeles to spend the summer months
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Enoch w. Linn, 22, and Clary Pury 1 Hughes. B, both of Phoenix; Vivian Sanborn Irwin. 34 and Freda L. Rurk, 2S, both of Gilbert: Rudolph E. Engle King, A, and Ida H. Claydon, B. both of Phoenix; and Paul R. Schick, 33, and Rilda Mae Jones, 25, both of Phoenix.
 GRANTED DIvoRcE-on grounds of assertion, Mary Thatcher yester- day was granted decree of divorce l from Burton Thatcher by Judge Jenckes. Mrs. Thatcher was awarded the custody of their two children and l SITS alimony a month for the support of herself and children Thatcher,
 
 ist living in Chicago.
 MADISON FARM RUREAu-The Madison Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at the Madison school at [ 30 o'clock tonight. There will be a free motion picture show, as well as re- treatments. H. O Heard, county farm agent will give a talk on sum- ner crops- Every resident of the district is invited to attend
 I IN NEW OFFICER. F. McFall probation officer, is now located in his new office, room 54 in the Ford annex, 1341z West Washington street Formerly MT. McFall had his office in the library of the court house. In his new office, he is close to the court of Judge Jenckes, who handles all juvenile matters
 TO PRESENT DIPLOMAS = Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public Instruction, will present the diplo- mas to the graduates of the Northern Arizona normal school at the com . mencement exercises to be held thi: 3 morning at Flagstaff. Miss Toles i. ? also on the program for an address 8 She will return to Phoenix immedi ately after the exercises.
 si FURTHER RISE IN COLORADO 0 Yesterdays bulletin to the weathe II 1 l at Denver is to the effect that a fur 5 ther rise is expected in the Colorad' 5 1 river The bulletin is as follows Al Rising stages are expected at Topo 0 during the next six days, reaching : crest of 24.5 feet by June g. Unles further securing occurs. stage a e Yuma Of 30 feet is indicated by Jun
 2S: discharge about 165,000 secon . feets
 PAGE WILL FILED-The will c i. Charles l.. Page, who died in Phoe
 nix May g, was filed for probat , yesterday by the widow, Mary E 7 Page, whom the will names as exc : cutrix. The estate is valued a
 $10,600, consisting of real estate val Fl ued at $3000 and personal propert
 valued at $7600. The will was date
 April 5. 1919, and gives the entir
 estate to the widow who Is. accordin
 to the petition. the sole heir. Tn
 petition will be heard on Tuesda |afternoon. July 5. at :sO o'clock.
 ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE-E.
 Knox. charged jointly with w.
 Gardner on an arson charge in con
 nection with the fire which destroye the building at 517 West Washingto
 street on March g, 1921, yesterda -l was arraigned before Justice Nat Il Mckee on the charge and the prs
 liminary hearing was set for Monda 2 morning. June 27. at 10 o'cloc : Knox was arrested in Fresno. Cali . and was. brought back to Phoeni
 yesterday by Deputy Sheriff F.
 Watson He was released under 's MISSING" MAN FOUND - R
 gently Claude s. Bergman, clerk
 the superior court, received a lett
 from an attorney in Washington,
 C., asking the whereabouts of w.
 Larrabee. MT. Berryman turned Il
 l letter over to The Republican and . story was printed. Although M -l Larrabee, who formerly lived in u
 valley, left here several years az Fl friends saw the article and wrote II Larrabee Yesterday MT. Berrym'
 received card from MT. Larrab I at Shaver, Calif.. stating he had wri ten to the attorney He asked in t II card concerning Col. William Christ ! now deceased. and E. J. Bennitt ~ E. J. Bennitt and Company, realtol