Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
localities

REALTORS TO GO RANCH
HOUSE-The meetings of the real
tors called for Monday is to be at
the Ranch House and not at the
Hotel Adams as has been stated.
Attention is called to this by II, A.
jefferson, secretary of the Salt River
Valley Realtors association.
JUDGE LYMAN AT GLOBE - AS
Judge Frank II. Lyman will not con-
clude his session of court at Globe
until tonight he will not hear the
regular law and motion calendar
scheduled for his division of the su-
perior court here today. All probate
matters docketed to be brought be-
fore him today will be heard by
Judge Joseph S. Jenckes
SAFE AND SANE FoURTH-City
officials have directed that in the
observance of the Fourth of July here
there shall be no firing of fire
crackers. rockets, torpedoes or other
fireworks nor revolvers or other ap-
pliances using blank cartridges with
in the city limits.
PATTERSON FUNERAL TODAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia R.
Patterson, who died Friday afternoon,
will be held at the Central Metho-
dist church, Monday, June &c, at 2
p. M Burial win take place at
Greenwood cemetery.
UNcALLED FOR MESSAGES -
The Western Union announces un-
called for messages at its office for
Mrs. #. j. Showalter, Margaret Mo-
nett and Dan Vidovick.
OFF TO LOS ANGELES FOR
vlSlT-Misses Jane and Mary Alice
Christy, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
George d. Christy, expect to leave
this evening for Los Angeles where
they VIII be the house guests of Miss
Mary Sloan. They will be in Los An
geles for about two weeks when they
will return to Phoenix before leav-
Ing for Iron Springs to spend the rest
of the summer.
COME TO PHOENIX TO MARRY
Miss Austrid Kindseth of Mime
apolis. Mimi, and Chiffon J. Ham
mond of Miami. Ariz., were married
Saturday. June "a, by Rev. Philip "
Pendleton at his home, SIS West
Portland street. The attendants
were Miss Marguerite Ramsbell, of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Philip Y.
Pendleton. Jr The newly married
couple will make their home in
Miami
SEEKS BROTHER IN ARIZONA
John z. Bateman of st. Petersburg.
Fla, is trying to locate his brother,
Harry Claude Bateman, ex-service
man. who was last heard from in
Los Angeles and who is now believed
to be in Arizona. He is 81 years old
and is listed in war department rec
ords as 60 per cent disabled. Il want
him to write to his heart broken
mother" writes John r. Bateman
His mother lives at No 6 Haggy
Place, East End, Pittsburg. Pa
PROTEST AT WHIPPLE BAR
RAckS-There is an effort afoot at
Fort Whipple to retain the services
there of Major Gail D. Alice, says
the Journal-Miner of Prescott. The
patients are reported aroused and
urgent kilograms have been sent to
the. veterans bureau at Washington
and to Senator Ashurst.
BiSBEE PLANS FOR FOURTH
Individual floats and decorated auto
mobiles will feature the Fourth OF
July parade and pageant, in addition
to the historical section of the page
ant. Prizes will be awarded the best
historical floats and the best deco
rated individual floats and automo-
biles. Several local organizations
have already announced their inten-
ton of preparing and entering floats
in the pageant, each depicting some
outstanding event In American his
tory, says the Bisbee Review, telling
of the plans afoot for the celebration
there.