Arizona republican., 1922-02-05
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DOG WANTS HOME-According
! to County Humane Officer Canning.
there is a dog at 337 North Thir-
| teenth street that wants home.
OPTICAL COMPANY'S NEW
! HON E--The Sigler optical company,
4 formerly at Is North First avenue,
| announced yesterday the opening of
| its new and finely equipped home at
! 104 North First avenue.
j. S. GRIFFIN, "ALONE," MOVES
| The realty firm of j. S. Griffin,
| Alone" has moved from lis North
First avenue to EOS North Central
avenue. where it will continue the
same line of real estate and insur-
ance as it has in the past.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
| to marry were issued yesterday to
James A. Bloys, a., of Phoenix and
Nellie e. Bellingham. S6, of Mesa;
| Cesario Castro, %, and Stella Sigue-
rios. II. both of Phoenix: and Julia
Listigo p, and Jesus Parrez, "a,
both Of Phoenix.
FLAGSTAFF LUMBE M A N
HERE. Il. Dolan, lumberman of
Flagstaff, was guest at the Hotel
Adams for the past three days. leav
ing for his home last evening. He
will return to Phoenix next week to
attend some important conferences.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union for c. ID. Ash,
care the Crescent Paper and Machine
company; Mrs. Ruth Brown, G. M.
Rhodes. George NJ Bealey. T.. c.
Sherman and ]. w. Burrows.
FINED FOR SPEEDING. Fl.
.Conley yesterday pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on
charge OF exceeding the speed limit
on the Buckeye road and was fined
So. The complaint was made. by F..
A. Bell, motorcycle officer who al
legged Conley was driving SS miles
an hour.
eIRTHDAY PARTY--virgiI Cromb
celebrated his eighth birthday on
Saturday with a party for his young
friends at his home, S21 West Nc
Kinlev street. There were 10 youth
full guests present and they greatly
enjoyed themselves with games and
NEW INSURANCE FlRM-R. A.
James and r. r. Thompson have
formed a new partnership and will
conduct a general insurance busi-
ness. In addition to this they have
taken over the steamship transporta-
tion business formerly conducted by
w. Ward Davies. Their place OF
business will be at 443 West WASH
ington street, the old office of Davies.
JOINS MEYERS INVESTMENT
COMPANY-Of interest in realty
circles is the announcement OF the
association of William NJ. Fill with
the Meyers Investment company,
where he will have full charge of
the city property department. Mr..
Hill is an experienced real estate
man and is well acquainted With
realty values here. having been q
member of the firm of Scott and Hill,
Omaha, Neb, for more than eight
HosTEssEs AT BRIDeE-Mrs.
Homer S. Allen and Mrs. William
Floyd Clark were bridge luncheon
hostesses yesterday at the formers
home, ST. West Lynwood street. The
Valentine idea was carried out in
the decoration. Those there were
Mrs. Henderson Stockton, Mrs. Les
ser II. Gornetzky, Mrs. Weston w
Carpenter. Mrs. Stanlet T. Streeton,
Mrs. w. D. O'Neill, Mrs. Josephine
Funk. Mrs. Wesley Mill and Mrs.
Jacob A. Stephenson.
APPRECIATION OF HUMANE
oFFICER---ln recognition of his
work as humane officer, Mrs. Ethel
Sutherland, secretary of the Ameri-
can Christian Temperance union, has
written Humane Officer j. W. Cann-
ing as follows: "The Phoenix W. G.
T. u, has asked me to express to you
their strong appreciation of the at
titude you have taken on all humane
matters and especially that OF dog
poisoning and chicken pulling
ARIZONA FINANCES IMPROVE
Improved financial conditions IN
the state are reflected in the con-
densed statement of reports of state
and national banks in Arizona as OF
business ending December 81, &C
cording TO figures compiled by the