Arizona republican., 1922-06-29
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| GOING TO CALIFORNIA - Miss
Ruth krobourn, bookkeeper and sec
retary at the Eagle Drug company.
will leave with her mother Saturday
night for a months visit in Cali
| fornia.
PLAN ICE CREAM socIAL-The
Junior Epworth League of Bethel
church, Osborn road and Seventh
| street, will give an ice cream social
| on Friday night, June 80. Every
| body Is cordially invited to attend.
TO VISIT FALL RlVER-Mrs. J.
w. OBSERVER and children of $40 West
Lynwood street will leave today for
Fall River, Kansas, to be gone until
the middle of September.
LEAVING FOR RESCOTT-Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Wolfe and son James
of 1923 East Mcdowell road, will go
TO Prescott to spend the summer Wis
iting Mrs. Wolfe's mother. Mrs.
Julia Murphy.
BIBLE SCHOOL TO cLosE-The
Daily Vacation Bible school of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
its closing exercises on Friday eve
ming. June 80, at s o'clock. The
school has been running since May
81 and has been a standard school in
every way. The success of this
years school has exceeded that of
last year. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend the closing exercises
on Friday evening.
MANY VISITORS HERE-Sheriff
r. L. Newman of Holbrook, J.. NJ.
Owens and Hartwell NOVEL; of Bis
bee. F. H. Keddington of Tucson. and
J. M. Johnston and wife of Palo
Verde, Arizona. are guests at the
| Commercial hotel.
APPOINTED TO BoARD-James
M. Lawton, well known accountant of
| Tucson, has been appointed by Gov
ernor Thomas E. Campbell as a
member of the state board of ac-
countancy for three-yea term end
ing June "a, 1925. Mr.. Lawton sue
ceeds H. D. Cuthbert of Douglas,
whose term expired on June "a, 1922.
RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS
Eleanor, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Sheldon, of 324
North Fifth avenue. who has been
seriously i'll with smallpox. is re-
ported to be nicely on the road to
recovery.
BlSBEE FOLK HERE-A. G. Bill
ings of Kingman and DIR. w. p. Sims
of Bisbee are registered at the Adams
hotel.
At COAST HoTEL-The following
Phoenix people are at Los Angeles
and are staying at the Hotel Clark:
Mr.. and Mrs. David Goldberg. Mrs.
George H. Woodall, Francis May
field, Mrs. r. G. Lewis. G. w Mori-
arty. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Thayer,
George Kirkland, Grace Court, Mrs.
Charles Donofrio and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
L. Hanna, Miss S. M. Whitfield, Miss
d. A. Davis.
POSTAL MEN TO TOUR STATE
Joseph Stroup. Keith Sagerty, Bert
McColl and Cecil Callahan, employees
Of the Phoenix postoffice, have
mapped out an elaborate tour OF Ari-
zona. which they will make by motor
car next month. They will leave on
Saturday for Globe, via the Miami
Superior highway, and will continue
on to Rice, Fort Apache and Spring
erville, stopping wherever they find
the fishing good, to camp awhile.
They will afterwards visit Holbrook
and the Petrified Forest ana the
Grand Canyon On the return trip
Camp Verde. The trip will be made
in two automobiles and the boys are
not coming back until about July IS.
ARRESTED ON WARRANT - e.
H. Hills was arrested in a local
rooming house last Tuesday by Dep
uty United States Marshal Jack
Sparkes on a warrant charging him
with violation of the prohibition
amendment.
JAILED FOR LARCENY - Jose
Garcia yesterday was sentenced to
serve so days in the county Jail and
to pay $40 damages to the owner of
a bicycle he had stolen when he
entered plea of guilty to charge
of petty larceny which had been re-
duced from a charge of grand lar
cency.
FINED ON BOOZE CHARGE -
John FRY and Ray Ochoa were each
| assessed a fine of $3.50 yesterday
upon their plea of guilty to charge
of transporting Intoxicating liquor
GROCERY COMPANY DISSOLVED
In answer to a petition presented
to him, Judge Joseph S. Jenckes yes
terday granted the dissolution of the
Lesueur Grocery company as incorp-
Grated. According to the petition the
vote for dissolution was favored by a
vote representing $500 shares, all the
issue OF capital stock. The business
was located at Mesa.
SENTENCED FOR CHICKEN
THEFT-G. M. Witt was given a
| suspended sentence of five years in
the state penitentiary by Judge STAN
| ford yesterday after having been
found guilty of grand larceny. He
was alleged to have stolen chickens
and turkeys valued at $40. The con-
dition of his suspended sentence was
that he repay the full value of the
| fowls to the owners and pay all costs
of prosecution.
ASKS CtTIZENSHlP-Ira Baird,
who was originally an American citi-
zen born in Junction City, Oregon,
but who became naturalized in Cana
| da, wishes to become once more a
citizen of the land of his birth. Baird
yesterday filed with Pat Madden,
assistant clerk of the United States
district court, his petition for natur-
| alization. He will be examined on
October 2. Mr. Madden stated yes