Arizona republican., 1922-06-27
localities
TO SUMNER AT IRON SPRINGS

| Mrs. kimball Bannister and child
rem are planning to leave Phoenix
| July 3. 70 spend the summer at Iron
Springs. They will be joined by Mrs
Bannister's sister. Mrs. Bales, from
| Milwaukee, who will share their cot
! tage
TO SHIP TOURIST CARS - An
| other carload of automobiles will be
! shipped to Los Angeles next Thurs
| day by the Automobile Club of Ari-
zona, 1t was announced yesterday by
sidney j. Ross, president of the club.
Ihere IS room in the car for one
more automobile, Mr.. Ross states,
and any member who wishes to take
advantage of this service whereby
ne may save much money on freight
bllls. is asked to notify the club at
once. After the present shipment is
made the club does not expect to
ship another car load until about
July Is.
CRUISING ON GREAT LAKES
MISS Lillian M. Evans of Phoenix is
cruising the Great Lakes on the
steamer Juniata.
JUNIOR c. OF C. TO MEET l.
The Junior chamber of commerce
VIII hold their regular weekly meet
ing on Wednesday evening at $50
O'Clock at the Grand cafe. Matters
or interest will be discussed and a
lively time is anticipated.
FARM BUREAU TO MEET-The
Roosevelt Farm Bureau will hold its
regular meeting at Neighborhood
house this evening at $50 o'clock.
reports of committees will be heard
and routine business transacted.
uNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS -
There are fe1oUrapac 49,
Union for Mrs. Al Weber, Maria G..
Garcia. d. j. Alberger, J. ID. DAILY,
George Taylor.
VACATION SCHOOL TO CLOSE
The Daily Vacation Bible school
will hold its closing session at the
First Methodist church at s O'Clock
Thursday night. The meeting will
be open TO all who desire to attend.
DIES AT BAKERSFIELD - Mrs.
Gladys Redman died yesterday at
Bakersfield. Calf, according to word
received here by her father. Frank
Dushane, of $40 North Third street.
Mrs. Redman returned to her home
in Bakersfield a few weeks ago after
having made an extended visit
through the winter here with her
father and step mother. While here
she made many friends, having
winning personality and cheerful
disposition.
HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE ID.
b. Hartley has filed suit in the su-
perior court for divorce from Doro-
thy st. Clair Hartley, charging de-
sertion
SENTENCED TO PRisoN-Perry
Coleman, negro, convicted by jury
in the superior court of having COM
mited robbery. was sentenced by
Judge r. c. Stanford yesterday to
serve from five to six years in the
state penitentiary.
THESE WILL MARRY--Licenses
80 marry were issued to Elmer Roy
Rodgers and Edna Julia DUNCAN,
Congress; Glen Walton and Ada Mae
Sutterfield Phoenix; Daniel Ibarra
and Griselda Solavez, Phoenix; Hen
ry Francis and Sarah Hill. Phoenix;
William Hipp, Tempe. and Ruby
johnson, Chandler: Elanterio Pirales
and Mercedes Tapia. Phoenix; Karl
F. Gaitha, ella Bend, and Greta B.
Schmidt, Glendale; Chiffon ]. Ham
mond,. Miami, and Anstrid Kindseth,
Minneapolis; Edward H. Colburn and
Ida L. Fawcett. Phoenix.
ENGINEER is ILL - f.. A. Wolfe,
chief construction engineer for the
state highway department, Is con-
fined to his home on account OF ILL.,
ness
HERE FROM NoGALEs Lee
Benham of Nogales was in Phoenix
yesterday transacting business with
the state land department