Arizona republican., 1922-01-07


Sullivan, county attorney of Yavapai
county, is in Phoenix on official bus
mess. He expects TO remain in the
capital for several days.
HERE ON BUSINESS - Arthur
De Reimer, county attorney, and
George J. White, sheriff of Santa
Cruz county. are in Phoenix on Off
cial business.
CLASSES TO RESUME-After a
holiday vacation of Y. w. c. A. gym
nasium classes win be resumed, meet
ing as usual al 1880 o'clock Monday
evening at he NJ. c. A.
TO HOLD SUPPER-The regular
monthly Is cent supper Of the Blue
Tri club will be held Tuesday eve
ming at the Baptist church on Third
avenue.
LICENSES TO WED-Licenses to
marry were issued yesterday to Ed
mund c. Alsop, 80, and Adelaide W.
Wolcott. 40, both of Los Angeles; and
Victor j. Tranette. 3S, of Yuma, and
Nina Carson Harrison, 81, of Los
Angeles.
VISITS GHTER Henry
Kraft, president of the Henry Kraft
Mercantile company of Nevada, Mo-,
is in Phoenix visiting his daughter.
Mrs. V. A. Woods He will spend
the winter here.
BRIDGE TEA ToMoRRoW-The
Country club will give bridge tea
tomorrow afternoon when the hos
tesses will be Mrs. Donald Mcqueen,
Mrs. II. w. Asbury. Mrs. George II.
Lutgerding, Mrs. r. G. Saufley, Mrs.
Julian Holmes and Mrs. S. j. Buck
inpham
MEMS CLUB TO DlNE-The jan
nary dinner of the Mems club of
Trinity cathedral will be held on
Monday evening, Jan. 16. The speak
er of the evening will be Gov. Thos.
Z. Campbell, who will have as his
subject "The Colorado River Prof.
ect."
DINNER GUEsTs-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Z. Morrison were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Spearman of Los Angeles at the Ho-
tel Adams Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Spearman will spend a few
months at the Ingleside club before
returning to their home.
TO STAGE PLAY--Pupils of the
Creighton school will stage play
entitled Solomon Slick from Pump
kin Criek," at the school tonight, be-
ginning at o'clock. Special see
merry is being prepared for the play
which is said to be tull of fun from
beginning to end. Several singing
features are included in the program.
TO PREACH AT ALHAM BRA
Rev. T. M. Smith OF Phoenix, mis-
sionary of the Baptist Home Mission
society. will preach at Alhambra
Of
following the reguar Sunday school.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
ESTATE VALUED AT $75,0OO-
Petition for letters of administration
was filed yesterday in the estate of
Emma Keets, who died in Lawrence
county, South Dakota, on Jan. 4,
1922, by Henry Leppla, brother.
The estate consists of real and per-
sonal property in Maricopa county
valued at $4,000. The petition will
be heard on Monday afternoon, Jan.
%, at 1870 o'clock.
DECEMBER INHERITANCE TAX
Inheritance tax collections by Rays
mond Earhart, state treasurer for
the month of December amounted to
$5,4SS, according to an announce
ment made Q she state house yes
terday. Mr.. Earhart has made a
rigid investigation of many estates
seeking to evade the tax with the re-
suit that he has added materially to
the state treasury.
ENTERTAINED AT PARTY-Mr.
and Mrs. S. r. Fields of Florence
were guests of honor at New Years
party given by MI. and Mrs. IL. O..
Roberts at their home. 519 West JEFF
ferson street. Those who enjoyed
the evening besides the honor guests
were Mr.. and M. S. Thomas French,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bertram, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Steavens, Mrs. MeGenniss
and Mr.. McCluskey of Miami, Ariz.,
Miss BeMitten and Frank Ames.
WILL ELECT TRUSTEES-An
election in the Roosevelt electrical
district will be held today at the
Roosevelt school to fiji two vacancies
in the board of electrical trustees,
caused by the operation of legal re-
| quirements. All property holding
residence of the Roosevelt School Dis
trict NO. sc are entitled to vote. The
poll will be open from s am. to 5
/ pm.
HEARS OF SISTERS DEATH
| Word has ben received here by Mrs.
| w. ID. Fulwiler, Ramona road, OF the
death of her sister. Mrs. Charles
Lyle Harris of Los Angeles, nee Miss
Amy Utley of Phoenix, at the coast
city last Thursday. Death resulted
from brief but severe attack of
pneumonia. Mrs. Harris is sur
vived by her husband and three chill
dren at Los Angeles: her sister. Mrs.
Fulwiler here, and two brothers, AL
bert Utley of Los Angeles and Thos.
! Utley of Dawson n. M.
BOoS CONVENTION - The
chamber of commerce is in receipt
| of a letter from j r. Rountree OF
Birmingham, Ala. enclosing let
ter written to him by j. C. Duck
worth of Greenville, S. c., who head
ed the delegation which tried to have
the good roads convention held at
Greenville. In his letter Mr.. Duck
worth states that he is enthusiastic
about the coming convention and that
| he has already begun a drive to get
| rs Greenville business men to at
| tend. They will come to Phoenix in
a special car placarded "Greenville'
| and will use all their influence to
have the next years convention held