Arizona republican., 1922-01-04
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VISITOR FROM LOS ANGELES-
Mrs. M. c.. Harris arrived yesterday
from Los Angeles to be the guest of
Mrs. Thomas e. Campbell for the re-
mainder of the week.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday to
Rafael Panto, % and Elena Fanoria,
%, both of Phoenix; and Bisente Lu-
sero, 81, and Maria A. Carrillo, 20,
both of Glendale.
NO WASHINGTON TRIcT
SCHOOL-On account of the Cave
creek flood there will be no school
held. the rest Of the week in the
Washington district.
EASTERN STARS MEET-The
auxiliary of Phoenix chapter No. 5, o.
E. S., meets this afternoon at 2
O'clock in Masonic hall. All visiting
Stars are welcome. There will be
an election of officers.
w. r. C.. INSTALLATION-The
Woman's Relief corps will meet at
1880 today in its new quarters over
the Rose Tree in the Donofrio. There
will be an installation of officers. All
members of the corps are requested
to be present.
NEWSPAPER MAN HERE -
Wright Mcdowell Williams, former
newspaper man of this city, passed
through Phoenix yesterday enroute
to FL Paso from Williams, where he
spent the holiday vacation with his
mother, Mrs. X w. Williams. Mr..
Williams is at present connected with
the FL Paso Times.
COMPANY WoUD QUIT-Petition
for the voluntary dissolution of the
Mutual Oil company, an Arizona cor
poration, was filed yesterday in the
superior court by Ned Creighton, a
stockholder in the company. All la
bilities of the company have been
liquidated, the petition states, and all
assets OF the company divided among
the stockholders.
HELD ON CHECK CHARGE.
w. Burkey, wanted in Casa Grande
on charges Of passing bogus checks,
was arrested last night in Phoenix
by. Deputy Sheriff George Farmer
and placed in the county Jail.
MOTHERS LEAGUE MEETS-The
Mothers League will meet at the
Presbyterian church at 2:3O o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The program
will include talk. by Miss Etelka
Weiss on Home Nursing and a solo
by, Miss Alice Finley All mothers
who attend are requested to bring
thimbles.
ALHAM5RA CLUB TO MEET
The Alhambra Neighborhood club
will meet with Mrs. Dora Daniels
Wednesday, January 4, at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. =. w. McDaniels, chairman of
applied economics, announces that
the program will be a demonstration
of household appliances. Several i'm
portant business matters will be
brought before the meeting and all
members are urged to be present.
REQUEST TO SISTERS OF
MERCY-The Sisters of Mercy of
Phoenix are given $1,000 under the
terms of the will of Francis Bradford
Pierce, who died in Phoenix, Dec. 2,
1921, which was filed yesterday in
the superior court The estate is val
ued at $4,000 and consists of real
and personal property in Maricopa
county. The st. Dennis Catholic
church of Galena, Nd, is given 49,,
600: the Sisters of Mercy of st.
Peters school in Wilmington, Del,
$1,000, and the Roman Catholic Male
Protectory, $1,000. Several heirs also
benefit by the terms of the instru-
ment.
IN SUPERIOR coURT-Juan
Gonzales yesterday was sentenced by
Judge Stanford to serve, 80 days in
the county Jail on a charge of man
ufacturing intoxicating liquor. Felix
Ferrieda pleaded guilty to a charge
of manufacturing Intoxicating liquor
and will be sentenced by Judge Stan
ford today. A similar charge against
his wife, Mary Ferrieda, was dis
missed on grounds of insufficient evil
dence. On motion of the defendant,
the time of passing sentence on Hugh
Mouser who was found guilty last
Saturday by jury on a charge of
selling intoxicating liquor was post
po1ed until Jan. g.
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