Arizona republican., 1922-06-16
Coming Events
localities

| LEAVE FOR EAST-Mr. and Mrs.
H. Conger. of Scottsdale, left yester-
day morning for an extended trip
through the east. They will spend
considerable time in San Antonio,
New Orleans and Chicago.
SURPRISE PARTY-Mrs. J: M
| Harmon was delightfully."- surprised
Saturday morning when 90 of her
friends gathered at her home in
honor of her birthday and took part
in an informal breakfast. Each
brought as gift beautiful cup and
saucer. Those present We're Mrs. j..
P. Ivy, Mrs. Ivy Wilson, Mrs. Fred
Perkins, Mrs. Lin Orme, Mrs. Bell
Armstrong, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
Savoy. Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Winslow,
Mrs. Bugbee, Mrs. r. l.. McCreight,
Jr., Miss Tina Brooks, Miss Louise
Hedger, Miss Mary Greenhaw and
Miss Winslow.
BUCKEYE COUPLE WED-wal-
ter Campbell and Miss Amelia Kell,
| both of Buckeye, were married
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
| the home Of Rev. Philip Y. Pendle-
| ton, SIS West Portland street, Phoe-
nix. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Kell OF Buckeye.
Beside her parents. the brides
brother and two sisters were present
at the wedding. The young couple
will make their home in Buckeye.
/ RECEIVERS AFTER OPERATION
Mrs. Helena Wirer, of 315 East Polk
street, is convalescing after under
going serious operation.
MOVED OFFIcES-O. C. Ludwig,
Jr., local attorney, has moved his
offices from the Fleming building to
suite $40 Heard building.
POSTPONE PiCNtC-The Cathe-
dral vacation school picnic scheduled
| TO be held at Riverside park today
| has been called off as a precaution-
| ary measure against complications
| which might arise due to the fact
| that many of the pupils have just
been vaccinated. A special recrea-
| ton meeting will be held at Cathedral
! house beginning at 9:45 O'Clock this
! morning There will be games, story
| telling and musical features on the
| program. It is planned to hold a
| picnic at Riverside park at some
| later date.
VISITORS IN CITY,. Gillespie
| of Flagstaff, manager of the Flag
staff ball team, and DR.. and Mrs.
/ Craup of Fort Byard. New Mexico
are in the city, being guests at the
Jefferson hotel.
| ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON
| The Rotary club will hold its reg
uiar weekly luncheon meeting today
noon at the Hotel Adams. The re-
/ turned delegates from the interna-
| tional convention at Los Angeles will
| be present and make a report of the
| many interesting features of that big
| gathering.
/ Endorsements to high schools for
money expended during the school
year 1922 may be made up to July
| T. the date the financial code, senate
| bill No. 43, becomes effective is the
opinion of w. j. Galbraith. attorney
| general. in answer to an inquiry
made to his office. Senate bill No.
| 43 becomes effective on July /, 1922.
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSN.-The
] Security Benefit Association will
hold its regular business meeting
this evening at ]. o. o. f. hall. A
large number of applications will be
received and another large class of
candidates will receive the short
form of initiation. and other matters
of business and Importance will come
/ before the meeting. Brother Lands,
chairman of the entertainment COM
rnittee. desires a large attendance as
he has surprise for you. Imme
diately after the meeting all will go
to Riverside park for the social
gathering.
FOUND NOT GuILTY-After de-
liberating about five hours jury in
| Judge Stanfords division of the SUI
perior court brought in verdict of
not guilty for Albert Joseph Kuban
who had been tried on a charge OF
committing a statutory offense. The
case was marked by a sharp legal
| battle between County Attorney r.
/ E. l.. Shepherd, conducting the
prosecution, and attorneys Albert d.
| Jeyhe and Thomas J. Croaff for the
| defense. The trial was in progress
! two days and attracted large crowd
throughout the session. Testimony
/ of a minister and his wife. and sew
eral church members in his behalf
tended to establish the innocence of
kuban.
HERE ON BUSINESS - ]. r.
! Sparks of Tombstone was in Phoe-
nix yesterday transacting business
with the state land department,
| FERRY AGAIN oPEN-The Ehr-
enberg Ferry across the Colorado
river is in operation again according
to word received by the Automobile
| OiuD OF AIlHOIld. feTIy SSiNlSOf
which was discontinued on May 30
on account OF broken cable. was
| resumed yesterday morning.
| NOT TO BE CANDIDATE-Miss
| Edith Jacobs, serving her second
term as county recorder, yesterday
| said that she would not again be a
| candidate for that or any other Of
| flee. Though her experience in
| politics has been a pleasant one. she
| will have no more of it after the
expiration of her present term. In
making this statement she took oc-
casion to express her thanks to her
friends, the public generally, for the
| support she has received and. es-
| pecially, to thank the attaches of the
| office for their cooperation and
loyalty.
ANNOUNCEMENT
| Todd O. Peake formerly in the
| grocery and meat business at Kan
sas City, has purchased the interests
of Baker & Bayless at sos North Cen
! trail. Mr. Peake is going to give the
people Of Phoenix real up to date
store. One that will specialize in
Quality and Service. Quality First.
Free Delivery Service. You may
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