Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
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RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS -
Mrs. M. Conan. who has been i'll with
influenza for the past two weeks, has
completely recovered.
JUNIOR GUILD TO MEET - The
Junior Guild will hold its regular
meeting at 2 o'clock this afternoon in
the Guild rooms at Trinity house. All
members are requested to be present.
JUDGE TWoHY ARRIVES -
Judge John Twohy, senior member
of the Twohy Brothers Construction
company, arrived in Phoenix yester-
day for an indefinite stay.
WOMAN GETS DlVoRcE-Adela
M. Provencio was granted a divorce
from Mauro Prevencio by Judge Jo-
seph S. Jenckes on a ground of de-
sertion yesterday in the superior
court.
FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE = The
regular Friday night dance win be
given by the Woman's club in the
club rooms, at $3.50 tomorrow night.
The usual attendance of members and
young people is expected.
COOKED FOOD SALE-The Madi-
son Improvement club will hold a
cooked food sale at the Arcade Gro
Gerry Saturday, starting at IL a. m.
Women who are contributing food
will please have it there by 1880 a.
m.
BREAKFAST RESERVATIONS
Reservations for the breakfast to be
given by the home economics de-
partment of the Woman's club at the
club at IL o'clock Monday morning
must be made with Mrs. Ernest Nun
son, telephone S199. not later than
Friday.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry we're issued to the follow
ing yesterday: Mayo Shackelford. %,
Mesa, and Louise Rheims, II, Mesa;
Joe Robles. Phoenix, and Carmen
Machado. Phoenix: Juan Escalanti,
80, Mesa, and Francisco Jimines. q,
Mesa
RECITAL ON SATURDAY - APP
pearing on the Saturday afternoon
recital at the Arizona School of Mu-
sic, this week will be pupils in piano,
violin, vocal, expression and dancing.
The programs begin promptly at 4
O'Clock, and the public is invited to
attend.
FIRST CITY MANAGER HERE
A. D. Parish, the first city manager
of Phoenix, was in the city for a
short time yesterday, coming from
the border where he is engaged in
engineering work. He left last night
for his home at Los Angeles TO pre-
pare for a trip to New York on pro-
fessional business.
r@k4
auspices of the Community taber
nacle, will be held today as follows:
Mrs. Wright. 625 North Third ave-
nue.; Mrs. Irvine. 300 West Portland
street: Mrs. Mullinix, 224 East Pierce
street; Mrs. Cox, COS North Fourth
street: Mrs. Holmes, Ninth avenue.
MUST FILE PETITIONS BY
MARCH "a Announcement was
made yesterday by the officials or the
Salt River Water Users association
that those who are circulating petit
tions as candidates in the forthcom-
ing election must have their petitions
filed with the association before to-
morrow evening, March "a.
FUND FOR FIRE STRICKEN -
Fire yesterday afternoon which de-
stroyed the home of Mrs. Cleotilde
Torres at 1877 East Jefferson street
consumed every bit of the household
goods and clothing of the family
which consists of 10. With this esti-
mable family in need. friends are
making up a. fund with which to pur-
chase some of the most needed
articles of clothing and furniture for
the immediate use of the family.
TO GIVE BOX SUPPER - The
young peoples Sunday school class of
the Neighborhood Congregational
church will give a box supper at
Neighborhood house on Friday even
| ing, March "a. A program will be
presented by the members of the
class preceding the sale of the boxes.
The women and girls will prepare and
bring the boxes to the supper. and the
men and boys will attend prepared TO
buy. Everyone is invited to attend
and have a. good time.
ARREST MAN, TAKE CAR-G. E.
! Nothaf of 54S West Jackson street,
was arrested by officers from the
federal prohibition department and
| deputy sheriffs at the corner of Gen.
trail avenue and Adams street last
night. Officers assert they found
| two quarts of liquor and several
| bottles in the car Nothaf had been
driving. The car was confiscated and
| Nothaf will face charges of trans
/ porting liquor and having liquor in
| his possession, the officers say.
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA - Mr..
| and Mrs. f. II. Fowler of Idyllwild,
/ California, Mrs. Emma Kerr of Bis
bee and Lynn Cotton of Glendale.
California, have arrived in Phoenix
enroute to Tombstone, Arizona, where
! Mr.. Fowler has ranching interests.
They reported a fine trip, having
made excellent time on the desert
roads via Palm Springs and Salome.
While in Phoenix the party We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Farms
worth, 1909 East Moreland street,
Mrs. Fowler and Mrs Farnsworth be-
ing sisters.
u. S. MARSHAL RETURNS -
Thomas j. Sparkes, United States
marshal, returned yesterday from
Tucson, where he has been attend
ing the sessions Of the United States
district court, with the announce
ment that the court will be convened
in Globe on March 27. He also
brough the information, after having
arranged for the removal of mum
Der of federal prisoners to the peni-
tentiary at Leavenworth, Kans,, that
this institution is now holding more
prisoners than at any former time in
its history, more than 1000 being
listed there. necessitating six meals
a day for the crowd, two breakfasts
two dinners and two suppers.