Arizona republican., 1912-08-09
GLENDALE

GLENDALE, Aug. 8.-AleX Silva who lives east of Glendale brought in a load Of large sweetheart water melons, which would weight from twenty to forty pounds each When cut the most firm red center is seen and when ice cold they are simply fine, so sweet and juicy.
 The vaudeville at the Crystal the ater was very good Tuesday and Wednesday nights, good sized crowds and all enjoyed hearing Where the River shannon Flows" played by bells attached to punching bags. the punching was good. Miss Dillman who sang the illustrated songs has gone east on her vacation.
 Mrs. w s. Rogers has gone to Flagstaff to spend the remainder of the summer. They vacated one of Frank Akin's houses.
 Mir and Mrs. Roy Sample enter tained MT. and Mrs. John Tuckey, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Akin, MT. and Mrs. Brown Daniels at cards Tues day evening.
 John Graham has gone to join his wife in California
 MT Bartlett of Peoria was on busi- ness here yesterday.
 There was a large crowd at the social given by the Benevolent So- ciety of Peoria, a number of Glen dale people attended, everything was sold out and all report a good time T. Patterson, wife and family left this evening for Arkansas where they intend to make their home. The executive board of the WOm- ans club met Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. Harry Cartmel. Frank Guy and Chris Sheets are ny Tuckey of Phoenix. The program committee for the en- tertainment to be given by the Odd Fellows, assisted by the RCbekahs. September IS are busy getting the program up. There are three new members to take the first degree in | Odd Fellowship Thursday night.
 The Embroidery club met at the home of Mrs. Van Sine Thursday. | There were about seventy women and | children present All took well filled ] lunch baskets, lunch was spread un- 1 der the trees and was enjoyed inn ! mensely by all. Sid Marks took most of the crowd down on a large hay frame and there were seven bug i gies. WatermelOns were served at three o'clock. The grass and shade made 1t an ideal place to picnic. l A Mexican who was helping Van | Sine stack hay was struck on the head with the hay fork and injured, not seriously though.
 | Mrs Clifford McCord of Phoenix spent yesterday with Mrs. White. l Robert Armstrong. one of the pro- prietors of the Salt River Valley 1 Nursery, was a business visitor Mon day morning
 1 The Mexican who robbed the fore man of the Mckay hauling outfit was tried yesterday and held over on 1 three hundred dollars bail which he was unable to furnish
 The Embroidery club will meet at the home of Mrs. Van Sines with an all day picnic next Thursday. All old l members are invited to come and bring lunch. fancy work and friends
 The Larkin club met at the home of Mrs. Harry More Monday after noon. After business was disposed of dainty cakes and delicious ice cream were served. Those present
 were Mrs J. R. Sheets, Mrs. J. M Hotchkiss Mrs. John Tuckey, Mrs
 Frank Akin Mrs. Roy Sample, Mrs
 Bert Huff, Mrs c. B. Carleton, Mrs Baker, Mrs. J. M. Marks, Miss Hotch- | kiss.
 Sunday Ed Flock, John House
 Sam Neis, Will Ireland, Arnott Ire land motored to Mesa and Tempe They killed some fifty white wings
 Fred Walsh has moved with his l family into the house recently va
 cated by MT. Novess.
 ! Dr. and Mrs. Hill were Peoria
 visieors Sunday evening.
 Miss Ruth Moss and Miss Ortl
 who have had typhoid fever are abl,
 to be around again.
 Misses Maud and Mary Forney | were in Glendale visiting friend. Sunday.
 John Marks and Mark Forney hay,