Arizona republican., 1912-03-09

be forced to impose the fine for then the offender would be compelled to stand the expense of fixing the ditch beside.
 Realizing as they do that their sue cess was due to the many favors shown them, the members oC the Glendale WOmans club desire to offer spe- cial vote of thanks to their many friends who gave them assistance in the form of coupons during the recent piano contest conducted by the F. J. Flock Co.
 The Ladies Home Missionary society of the Methodist church met with Mrs Hiram Mars yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Stout had charge of the very interest ing program and Mrs. Wilson rend- cred a very pleasing solo. After tha formal part of the meeting the ladies had q social chat with cake and creaaI for refreshments. About 15 ladies were present.
 Mrs. Cartmel very deisf tfuliy en- tertained the Kensington club yeStcc- day afternoon. In the games that we,c played Mrs. Tinker won the first D iZ9 Later in the evening a very elaborate lunch was served with the color scheme in honor of St PatricK. Those present were Mesdames, Payson, My CTS, Humm. Cant, Pearson, Cox, Tin ker, Carr, Davis and Miss Oliver.
 Greene and Griffin have erected I large advertising sign in the Orcharj addition. This addition is one of the most attractive spots in Glendale and already many prominent citizens and business men, Mir More, MT. Stauffer. Dr. Hi". MT Betts, Mayor Bennett. Dr. Otto, MT. Graham and many others have taken advantage of it's many de- sirabilties.
 Mrs. Helen Peck. who teaches in the school at Jacks corners, went to Tenn De yesterday to join her husband who is going to Tucson with the Tempe Normal Athletic team. MT. and Mrs. Peck will return Sunday.
 Mrs Sands entertained at bridge whist Wednesray afternoon.
 Mir. Cassidy of Phoenix was in Glen dale Wednesday on business
 F.. =. 1S. and Miss McClaughry were Phoenix visitors yesterday.
 Mrs. Geo. Alllire visited in Phoenix yesterday.
 J. E. COffelt has purchased the Mar tha j. Warner property two miles north of Glendale
 Mr. Bennett with Mrs. J. W Rob inson. Mrs. Apley anu Miss McClaugh- ry start tomorrow for Roosevelt, re- turning Sunday
 Mir. Davis breaches his farewell ser mon Sunday morning at tho Methodist church as he leaves Tuesday for Fol- som. California. Mrs Wilson will sing. The Ladies Missionary society has charge of the service in the evemng This was to have taken place last Sun day evening but was postponed on ac- count of inclement weather.
 Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Cartmel were Phoenix visitors today.
 Mrs. Wells, of Prescott who is stop ping at the Park Hotel. is very i'll.
 Seven cars of fat cattle were ship ped this morning to san Diego by Nor ton and McDermott.
 MT A. c. McKeen and Mr W. H. Mcqueen. of Prescott. were Glendale visitors today.
 The funeral of Mir. and Mrs. John Messa's baby was held this afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. C. C. Collins little daughter who has been very i'll is inn proving rapidly
 Mrs. FariOus, who has been very i'll is improving rapidly.
 Mir. Good of Kalamazoo, Mich, is in town today on business.
 Repairs are going on rapidly at the ice olant.
 new set of wagon scales have been installed in front Of the Glendale com mission house.
 Everybody in Glendale is anxiously waiting for Uncle sam to complete the high tension transmission line to this city from Phoenix, many houses have been wired and are waiting. Uncle Sam seems very slow to most of us. A year of unfulfilled promises is very trying to Us all.
 Mrs. J. E. Hill entertained a few friends this afternoon in honor of Mrs. and Miss Akin who with Mir. Akin are leaving tomorrow for Wisconsin