Arizona republican., 1922-02-03
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cATTLEMAN is VISIToR-B. A
! Packard a prominent cattleman from
/ Douglas. was in the city yesterday
on business before the state land de-
] partment
TO BANQUET TONIGHT - The
/ Scottish Rite club of the Salt River
| Valley win meet at a banquet in the
Masonic Hall tonight at 1880. Harry
A. Drachman and other distinguished
Masons will be present.
APPRAISED STATE LANDS-T.
T.. Mcleod, chief engineer with the
state land department returned yes
terday from ella county where he
appraised lands which will shortly
be offered for sale.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday to
Lonzie Hall %. Tucson, and Lucia
Evelyn Copeland, 2S, of Prescott;
Rafael Flores, 27, and Sidronia Mar
tinez, 27, both of Gilbert; Lee Jones,
q, and Helen Moore, is, both OF
Phoenix.
CHARITY BALL RAISING $719.-
Women of st. Luke's visiting board
wish to announce that as result
of the ball held at the Woman's club
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been turned over to the home. The
patronage of friends which made
such an amount possible is greatly
appreciated by the women, the an
nouncement added.
FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE-The
third OF the series Of Friday night
dances being given this winter at the
Woman's club house will be held this
evening. Much credit is due Mrs.
Grace Yarweod and her corps of ef-
ficient assistants in making these
dances so attractive to the younger
set. These dances are informal. good
time affairs and are proving very
ACQUITTED OF CHARGES. L.
Spriggs, county attorney OF Graham
county, who was indicted by the
grand Jury on the charge of boot
Logging and misconduct in office, was
acquitted after a trial in the superior
court, according to George r. Hill,
assistant attorney general who re-
turned Yesterday from Stafford where
the case was tried. Mr.. Spriggs con-
tinued in office following the charges
against him.
VISITORS FROM IOWA-Mr. and
Mrs. c. III. Cattermole, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Marie OF Sleux
CITY, Iowa, have been the guests oil
Mr. and Mrs. e. J. Middleton OF
Phoenix for the past few days. They
leave for Los Angeles today and
thence to Healdsburg. California,
where they will visit with Mr.. Cat
termole's brother. the Rev. T.. G. cat
termole and wife for several months.
Mr.. Cattermole is an Iowa newspaper
DAY or GRACE FOR AUToIsTs
Although the sheriff has issued
warning that the drivers of all auto
mobiles which do not bear a 1922
license plate will be arrested. an extra
day of grace has been granted on ac-
count of the closing today OF the
county assessors office because OF
Arbor day. No licenses will be issued
today but the assessors office Will
be open on Saturday morning as
usual and the officers will resume
their activities in arresting those
driving cars which do not display
1922 license.
JEWISH sERVIcEs-The regular
Sabbath services of Congregation
Beth Israel will be held this evening
at 8 o'clock at the School Adminlstra-
ton building ON North First avenue.
The rabbi, DR.. Liknaitz. will speak on
THE Young, the Old" The Temple
chorus will render the usual re-
sponses. Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis will
sing Consider and Hear" by Wooler.
Glasses in religion, followed by short
services, will be held on Saturday and
SUNDAY mornings. All are welcome.
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES MEET
The Foreign and Home Missionary
Societies of the First Methodist
church will hold an all-day session
today, beginning at 10 o'clock. Mrs.
J. c. Ferris will speak at the morn
ing session telling of her service
work in Africa Her talk will be
featured by many interesting per-
sonal experiences in the years she
and her husband spent in that coun-
try, while a display or curios gathered
there will give added interest. lid
ing of special activities in the home
land will be given in the afternoon.
Luncheon will be served at the noon
hour.
HERE VISITING BRoTHER-Mrs.
Fletcher M. Schuerman of Chicago
will leave tomorrow for California.
after two weeks spent in Tempe the
guest OF her brother, James Good
win Mrs. Schuerman belongs 10
prominent pioneer family of Arizona,
although she has been absent from
the state for Is years. Her visit here
was in the nature of a family re-
union, bringing to the valley her
sister. Mrs. NJ. F. Williams of Long
Beach, with whom she is returning
to the coast on Saturday. In Los
Angeles she will visit a son by the
name of John Goodwin, that being
his mothers maiden name, and who
is on the Pantages vaudeville circuit
with a group of entertainers.
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