Arizona republican., 1921-01-22
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MUSICALE AT SAN MARCOS-A large number of Phoenix people will attend the musicale to be given by Mrs. Helen Boyle Haworth at the San Mar cos Hotel, Chandler at g.: 330 o'clock on Sunday night Tickets for the mu sicale are on sale at the Central Phar- macy, price $1. A special dinner will be served at the hotel that night.
 CALLED BY MOTHERS ILLNESS Mrs. Fl. B. Clancy left last evening for Los Angeles, having been called to the coast By the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. J. H. Johnston.
 STOLE A BICYCLE-Tony Gonzales yesterday pleaded guilty before Jus tice Henry J. Sullivan to a charge of petty larceny and was sentenced to serve 30 days in the county jail. The complaint was made by Felipe Shaff- her who charges Gonzales stole his bicycle.
 TWO ASK DNoRcEs-Two suits for decrees of divorce were filed yes terday in the superior court as follows: Edward L. Gerry for a decree from Elsie l.. Gerry, charges assertion. Mary J. Lee brought suit for a decree from Robert E. Lee, charging failure to pro vide. She says they were married at Williams, September T, 1916.
 TWO COUPLES TO MARRY - Licenses to marry were issued yester day to Pedro BejorgueZ, 22. and Maria GriJalva, IT. both of Chandler; and Earl L. Grover. 35, of Buckeye, and Eliza beth Woodward. 2s, of Winfield, Kans. WIFE GETS DIVORCE = Judge Stanford yesterday granted Addie Odg- CTS a decree of divorce from John Odg- CTS on grounds of failure to provide. | The case was heard in the superior court several days ago and the order taken under advisement by Judge Stanford. The decree awarded her the custody of her child by a former mar riage and restored her former name, Addie Bouchey. They were married July [, 1919.
 COMES TO SPEND WINTER = Mary J. Young has arrived in Phoenix to spend the remainder of the winter with her son. E. A. Young and Mrs. Young. When she left Iowa it was Is degrees below zero
 UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: H. w. Allen. Charles D. An derson, Arthur NJ. Brown. Will Muck ols. Mabel Martin. Dolores Rivers, Da- vid c. Reed, Mrs. Linda Downs, H. G. Parks. Mrs. Vestie White, Annies B. | Ugalde.
 ASK STATEMENTS OF BUSINESS l-The state tax commission yesterday mailed blanks to the banks and mer- cantile establishments of the state for a statement of business of 1920 upon which assessments will be based. The blanks must be returned by March Charles R. Howe, chairman of the commission said that in the course oi a few days blanks will be forwarded to the mines. railroads and telephone and telegraph coTnnanfeS
 GOES TO TUCSON Carey E. Bowles, supervisor of vocational agri- culture for the state. left yesterday for Tucson. He will return the first of next week
 i sAFFoRD BANKER HERE Will liam McRae, a Saff banker. is in Phoenix on business. Mir. McRae will return to his home tomorrow.
 HERE FROM THATCHER = Don Pace. a Thatcher business man. is in the city for a few days. Mr. Pace will be here over Sunday.
 APACHE co. ATTORNEY IS VIs- llToR-County Attorney Edward Greer of Apache county is in Phoenix on of- ficial business.
 MoHAvE co. SHERIFF IN CITY, w. F. Mahoney. sheriff of Mohave day.
 BRIDGE TEA AT COUNTRY CLUB l-The Country club will give a bridge tea this afternoon. when the hostesses will include Mrs. H. M. Fennemore Mrs. H. c. Prince. Mrs. Roy Wayland Mrs. ". T. Thomson. Mrs. Floyd Stahl and Mrs. Andrew Baumert, Jr.
 PUPILS RECITAL TODAY-A pu- plls' recital will take place this after noon at o'clock at the Arizona Schoo or Music. to which the public is cor dially invited. Piano, violin and dance numbers will be given by the followint young students: Clarence Harris. Jack
 murphy. Audra McMurty. Helen Kidd Jane Evens. Viviah Ward. Marior Wells. Margaret Schnabel, Hazel Wetz. Ter, Lois Gushing, Blanche Friedman Jane Alexander, Martelle Leeper. Lou ise Rittenhouse and Helen Handley with vocal number by Miss Hughi, 1 Bone