Arizona republican., 1922-02-25

ON MOTOR TRIP-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Dimes and daughter Ferne.
Mrs. Joseph Kerstiens, Joe Kerstiens.
Jr., and Miss Gertrude Kerstiens left
this morning on a. motor trip to Tue
son. They will return Sunday.
TO FORM STATE TRoOP-All
Scouts of Troop No. ! will report al
the Y. M. c. A. in uniform, if possible.
this morning at 1910 o'clock to take
part in the organization of the ATi-
zona state troop.
REALTORS TO LUNCH--The reg
ular luncheon meeting of the Salt
River Valley Realtors association
will be held Monday, Feb. 81, at II
o'clock at the Hotel Adams.
Is CONvALESCENT-Mrs. J. T.
Staples is recovering from influenza
at her home at 912 East Moreland
street.
TO CONDUCT DANCING CLASS
--Yga Sonstegard King has been
called@upon by two prominent club
leaders of Glendale to take charge of
a class in esthetic dancing for chill
dren. The classes will meet in the
Woman's club house every Monday.
LICENSED TO Licenses to
marry We're issued yesterday to Will
liam 3, McMillen. IS, and Mildred
M. Patterson, Is. both of Phoenix;
JOY Gibson. %, and Davie Estella
Monk, 10, both of Phoenix: and
Frank H. Swenson, As, and Gertrude
NJ. Woodson, 40. both of Phoenix.
VISITING IN HONOLULU Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Z. c. Rinehart, who
we're married recently in Bellingham,
Wash, are spending the spring
months in Honolulu. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Rinehart are former residents of
Phoenix, Mr.. Rinehart being manager
Of the Hub clothing store and Mrs.
Rinehart being a niece Of Mrs. Grace
Tharaldson.
CHARGED WITH SIMPLE AS.
SAULT John Guest yesterday
pleaded not guilty before Justice
Henry j. Sullivan to a charge of
simple assault and was released on
his own recognizance to appear for
trial on March /. The complaint was
made by Charles Treftz.
HEAVY FINE lMPoSED-Roy
Reeves yesterday was found guilty
by Justice Henry j. Sullivan on a
charge of disposing of cocaine and
was fined 500 or one day in the
county Jail for each 81 of the fine not
paid. He was committed to the
tOuilNy jail All AcAdulI VI tilS pay llASAiN
of the fine.
70 SERVE JAIL SENTENCE
W.. E. Spurlock, who pleaded guilty
several days ago to a charge of kill
ing cattle without a license, yester-
day was fined $25 by Justice Henry
]. Sullivan with the alternative of
serving one day in the county Jail
for each 81 Of the fine not paid. Spur
lock was committed to the county
Jail in default of payment of the
fine.
PLEASED WITH vALLEY-Mrs.
w. G. Walker wife of a physician of
Chicago. has been spending q few
weeks in the valley as a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Frank Reaksecker of AL
hambra Mrs Walker has been quite
impressed with Phoenix and sur
rounding country. which she expect
ed to find a barren desert. She Will
leave shortly for California and other
coast points before returning home
by way Of the Canadian Pacific route.
WILSON BUREAU TO MEET
The Wilson Farm bureau will hold its
regular meeting tonight. A. b. Bal
lantyne, assistant county agent lead
er. will address the meeting giving
his ideas on the farm bureau as a
means of aiding the farmer. Cards
have been sent out to all members
in the district and invitations to
members of others districts. Special
invitation is hereby extended to the
women OF the district to attend.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
Glenn Walton yesterday was ar
raigned before Justice Nat r. Nc
Kee on a charge of forgery in con-
nection with the passing of a $3G
check to the Vic Hanny Clothing
company. The preliminary hearing
of the case was set for Thursday.
March @ and Walton was committed
to Jail under a bond of $3.50. The
complaint was made by L. Chapman.
who charges Walton gave the check
to the Hanny company. The check