Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
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HERE FROM NEW MExlcO-E. G. Lansing of Hudy, N. NJ, is in the city and is at the Hotel Adams.
 VISITORS FROM GLoBE-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sullivan of Globe are visiting in Phoenix. They are at the Hotel Adams.
 HERE FROM THATCHER-S. c. Haywood of Thatcher is visiting in Phoenix for few days. He is at the Jefferson hotel.
 HOME FROM cALIFoRNIA-Dr. Robert M. Dunlap has returned from a stay of three weeks in California.
 LEAVE FOR HOME-Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Forney of Globe who have been in the city for few days left last evening for their home
 WIFE GETS DtvORCE-Mary A. Truesdale was granted a decree of divorce from David Truesdale yester- day in Judge Stanford's court on grounds of cruelty.
 MIAMI VISITOR HERE-Mrs. M H. McCrea of Miami is visiting in the city and is stopping at the Com mercial hotel.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local Western Union of- flee: J. Elmer Turner. M. H. Babby W. c. Patterson, Herbert Mooney Joseph Benedict, J. M Neil.
 t<IWANlSs LUNCHEON TODAY The regular weekly meeting of the Kfwanis club will be held at the Y M. c. A. building at 12:15 o'clock today. Eugene Hughes will be chair man of the day and J. B. Sandiage formerly agricultural agent for the Miami Copper company. will deliver the chief address, talk on Aug menting the waste of the Roose- welt Dam"
 CHA RIVER IS hlcH-For the past three days the stage of water ir the Gila river at Kelvin has beer steadily increasing. The gage height on Sunday morning. according to 8 report received at the local weather bureau, was 7.3 feet, a rise of 2.s feet since Friday morning. The present stage will prevent crossing al Sacaton and points below for some TWO ASK pIvoRcE-Two suits asking for decrees of divorce were filed yesterday. Jennie Lewis Lee asks for decree from Harry w. Lex on grounds of desertion. Mabelle Longer asks for a decree from James Longer, charging assertion and
 
 their four minor children. FINED FOR sPEEDfNG-P. n Russell yesterday pleaded guilty be. fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan to { charge of exceeding the speed limit. on the Tempe highway near tn, Morley Country club and was fined 1 $10. The complaint was made by A w. Dana. motorcycle officer whs charged Russell was driving 40 mile, an hour.
 GETS FINE AND JAIL SENTENCE A $100 fine and a 10-day jail sen tence- was pronounced by City Mag istrate Frank Thomas in polio court yesterday afternoon on Dol Keller. found guilty of driving al automobile while under the influ ence of liquor. Keller was arrest ed Sunday night at Tenth an Moreland streets,
 WANT CABLE RETuRNED-Of ficer Nick Papo of the city polio department is awaiting the returl of steel cable loaned to a dis tressed motorist at Eighteenth ave nue and Adams street during tn high water period Sunday nighl | The officer. assigned to relief dut 1 in the district, neglected to retur the cable which belongs to the cit, and requests that the motorist re turn 1t to the police station at hi earliest opportunity.
 THEY WANT JAIL KEYES-E Gardner. city marshal of Winslov
 is anxious to locate J. S. Dobbs. former deputy sheriff of Coconin county. who is supposed to be visit I ing his wife in this city. Dobbs lei Winslow August 6 to come to Phoe
 nix. taking with him three keys |
 the Winslow jail, Gardner said in letter to Police Chief George { Brisbois here. The return of thes
 keys is requested by the Winslo ] officer.