Arizona republican., 1922-01-19


HERE FROM DoUGLAS--James
n. Stafford OF Douglas, was q Phoe-
nix visitor yesterday.
TEMPLE MEETS TopAY-Purity
temple No. 9, Pythian Sisters. win
hold it's regular meeting this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Visiting sisters
are especially welcome.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for George G. Whitney, Jake
Smith, L. r. Edwards, A. II. Vanley,
John NJ. Reed and G. German.
ENTERTAlNS AT HOME Mrs.
G. Cullen entertained on Tuesday
evening at her home on East Fourth
street in honor OF Mrs. Anna Dodt
who is visiting here from Jerome.
SUPPER AT CHURCH - There
will be a hog chittling and corn
bread supper served at the Antioch
Baptist church, Washington and
Eleventh streets, this evening. Ev-
erybody is invited.
WILL HOLD RECEPTloN-Mem
Der of Central Christian church will
hold q reception for their new min
lister, the Rev. Mr.. Pendleton. and
family on Friday evening at o'clock
at the church parlors.
THESE WILL WE'D - Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday to
Cecil Raymond Breidon, %, and Edna
Margaret Shultz, 26. both OF Phoe-
nix; and Carl r. Garden, 25, and Hell
en- Wane Golfer, 81. both of Glendale.
PLAN COOKED FOOD SALE
TheLadies' Aid society of Zion Luth-
eran church win hold a cooked food
sale of salads. cakes, doughnuts, uies
and baked beans at the Union meat
market, 129 North First avenue. on
Saturday. January 81, beginning at
- GOES TO RANcH-Mrs. Hiram
Phillips of col East Moreland street.
who has been seriously. i'll, has gone
to the Webster ranch near Glendale
to recuperate. Mr.. Phillips remains
viii be taken back to Missouri for
burial within the next few days.
RETURN TO JEROME - Mrs.
Harty Arnster and little daughter
Lois Mildred returned yesterday to
their home in Jerome after months
visit with Mrs. Arnster's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Sutton OF West
Madison street. Mr.. Arnster. who
was in Phoenix for the holidays, re-
turned horne the first of the year.
COME BACK WITH BIRDS-Aft-
er two days successful duck hunt
southwest of Buckeye. Charles Wal
lace, foreman of the Republican
composing room, Oscar johnson,
foreman OF the stereotyping room,
and Dave Lampman, assistant fore
man of The Republican press room;
returned yesterday loaded down with
game and satisfaction.
MAY SELL STOCK-The corpora
ton commission yesterday author
lied the Gulf Mining and Reduc-
tion company to issue and sell 20,-
600 shares of fits stock at s. share.
The company is the owner of the
Hamilton mine located in San Jose
Island. 60 miles north of La PaZ. The
company Incorporated in December
with a capital stock OF $1,000, 900, di-
vided into 100000 shares at $40 par.
SEARCH FOR LOST BOY-The
Phoenix Y. M. c. A. has an inquiry
from the parents OF Mark Clement
Of Pittsburgh. Pa, who are offering
a reward of 800 for information in
strumental in the location and return
of this boy His description is as
follows: Is years old; is very bright
and very quick speaker; height 5 feet
4 inches; weight, 9S pounds; dark
hair and brown eyes. He left Pitts
burg in company with a Mr.. Pool
who is 40 years old, weight 1S0
pounds. wears very heavy high-pow-
cred glasses and has skin grating
on arms and breast and slight stiff
ankles. They left Pittsburg Oct. Is.
Anyone having a clue to the where
abouts OF this boy please report same
to the Y. NJ C. A.
To ORGANIZE TENNIS CLUB
The iinal meeting for the organiZa-
ton of a tennis club will be held at
the Congregational church this eve-
ming, acct riding to the announce
ment made yesterday by Rev. G. ID.
Yaakun1, past of the church. Any
one in the city interested in the court
is urged to attend the meeting which
will be featured by program which
is being staged by the young people
OF the church. After the entertain
.nent and business session refresh
ments will be served.
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
The second anniversary of national
prohibition will be celebrated by the
w. c. 7. u. at a meeting held this
afternoon at local headquarters, 1901
West Monroe street. Among the
speakers will be Sheriff John 3.
Montgomery, County Attorney r. f.
l.. Shepherd md others. Mrs. F. B.
Stevens will preside.
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