Arizona republican., 1908-11-21


races. etc. for which liberal prizes
will be offered. Then there will be
good speaking and music The men
who have the subscription papers are
meeting much success with good do
nations. A committee went to Phoe-
nix Tuesday to solicit the merchants
and met with great liberality among
them. Each of the banks gave $40,
with a promise of more if needed,
and nearly all OF the merchants Of
fered to help. Don't forget the date,
November %. Come and bring all
your friends.
Mr.. Owens OF Clayton, Ind, who
has been visiting NJ. p White, closed
deal Monday in which he pur-
chased forty acres in section sc, of
Mrs. Mike Wall. Mr.. owens will
take possession January l and expects
to devote his attention to fruit rails
ing.
\. o. Grant is putting up a new
wind mill at his ranch on New river
Mrs. Louis Sands presented her
husband with a son last Thursday.
event that he ran his auto into a
little damage to the machine.
Nearly every one attended the fair
last week and several of the blue
ribbons were placed on the products
of Glendale exhibitors.
Mrs. Leslie Norris spent the week
in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Flock spent
several days in Phoenix last week.
They attended the banquet at the Ho-
tel Adams Thursday. given in honor
of DIR. L. c. Lord of the Illinois State
Normal School. Mr.. and Mrs. Flock
are graduates of this school.
Mrs. Stein and children of Okla
homa arrived here Sunday and will
make her home with her brother.
Frank Hawthorne.
The Glendale Oasis met Saturday
night at the school house. Several
new members were taken in.
School was closed here last week. as
the teachers had to attend the insti-
tute in Phoenix.
Mrs E. E. Jack was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Mrs Warner, Mr.. Barkley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Flock were
among the Phoenix shoppers Monday.
Tuesday Messrs. Bennett. Barley
and Weigold were in Phoenix making
arrangements for the big barbecue.
The Baptist church is receiving a
coat Of paint. Next Sunday Mr.. Me
Courtney will begin 4 series of meet
ings here.
Miss Jacobs, a deaconess from Tue
son, began a series of revival meet
ings at the NJ. f. church. on Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons she talked to the school chill
dren.
Mrs Eddy returned last week from
a prolonged visit in California
Miss Whitfield visited her parents
here last week. She returned to her
school duties Sunday afternoon.
John c. Davis bought a fine new
runabout last Friday.
One Of the most entertaining social
functions the past week was the
meeting of the Self Culture club with
Mrs White on Wednesday. 1t was
an all-day meeting and besides the
club members several guests were en-
tertained. An elaborate luncheon was
served at the noon hour Immediately
following which was the session of
the club. After the election OF or
ficers an Interesting program on the
Grand Canyon was given by Mrs. |
Hendricks. Miss Jacobs Of Tucson |
was present and gave a very interest |
ing talk on the Grand Canyon. Dainty |
souvenirs of tiny maps of Arizona |
were given each of the ladies by Miss |
Jacobs. Those present were Mrs. f. |
e. Jack, Mrs. Warner Mrs. Twinch, |
Mrs J. j. Hammels, Mrs. Osborne, |
Mrs Hendricks. Mrs. Pitt. Mrs. Ray |
Lehman. Mrs. Leslie Norris, Mrs. NJ |
p White, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Kinney |
Mrs Shideler, Mrs. Z. J. Flock, Mrs. |
VIM. Whitfield, Miss Jacobs and Miss |
Hendricks.
on Friday afternoon the Ladies' Aid |
society will meet with Mrs. Ed Jack. |
and on Saturday afternoon the Mis- |
society will meet at the |
church. on Sunday morning Miss |
Jacobs will organize a baby roll at |
school and all the babies are /
invited to be present.
The quarterly conference was held |
here Thursday. Presiding Elder Rog- |
ers was here to conduct the meeting. |