Arizona republican., 1913-10-16

at the Glendale cotton gin yester
 day.
 County Attorney r. H. Lyman
 accompanied by Leon Jacobs and
 representatives of the sheriff's of
 flee was here Monday on official
 business.
 Rudolph Johnson, MT. and Mrs A. w Bennett and MT. and Mrs
 Bert Bennett attended the public
 sale held four miles west of Phoe-
 nix.
 Charles Sponey will open a meat
 market October 16 in the shop for
 merIy occupied by Carleton and Marks.
 Mrs. Roy Carr left for Gila Bend, where she will teach during the i winter.
 B. Bennett, brother of Mayor Ben
 nett. arrived last evening from Els | more, Kansas, with his Wlfe' to
 make their home in the Salt River val 1 ley
 Frank Hanson arrived today from
 Montana and will spend the winter Tn Glendale
 MT. Stevens and family who have
 been visiting his brother-in-laW Thom- as James, is much pleased with the | country and will locate here perma-
 nently.
 l H. c. Caveness left this morning for Flagstaff. Ariz. B. H Yeager shipped car of hay 1 to Clarkdale Ariz, today. Claude Cowden received four more cars Of cattle from Flagstaff today.
 Mrs. O. D. Betts and son. Carl | spent the day in Phoenix. NX-ile of PhOpni< was in Glendale today.
 Louis Boswitz of Boswitz. Ariz.. was in town on business. A merry group of young people met last evening at the home of Mrs. Gaiser. The time was spent in making many pretty banners and pennants for the coming flower festival H G. Wilder, who has been spending the summer with his children in Wal lington. returned yesterday.
 Claude Cowden received four cars of cattle today.
 B. H. Yeager shipped two cars of hay to Jerome.
 Southwestern Sugar company shipped one car of molasses yesterday.
 Ray Stauffer received a car of gro ceries today.
 Glendale Lumber company received T Car Ol iuIlDef.
 MT. J. L. Cant left this morning to spend a few days at his ranch on the St. John.
 Many new customers are being add ed to the electric light service every day. Among those who have received power recently is the Glendale cotton gin. Power being purchased for the 30 horse power motor.
 Io Washington and First avenue is being cleared and mapped out for the coming flower festival to be given by the Glen dale WOman's club October r and IS. One chief feature of the coming festi- val will be the motion picture theater All the films will be of local characters All are bound to enjoy seeing our staid and serious minded neighbors in thrill ling and perilous escapades. Another attraction rarely seen in a desert coun- try will be a beautiful Mermaid" large reservoir will be built to insure the fair creature every comfort.
 The club ladies have been very for tunate in securing four talented "chor- | us girls chosen from "Follies of 1912" | for their beauty and their grace in ! dancing to support the "Deveaux 1 Twins in their comedy sketch entitled Carnival Times. Miss Joyce Lamar l and Billie Anderson, the well known vaudeville stars are expected to give !! a sketch on one of the two evenings
 Everybody is promised good time i All are welcome.
 Mrs. C. H Tucker, Mrs. J. J. Gump | and Mrs II. c. Cartmel entertained i their friends with dancing and whist i party Friday evening at the Womans | ply Nho ,I,, if,,f1 decorated with baskets of pink and :. white roses.
 Mrs. A A. Carrick and Mir Walters i carried off the honors in whist. The i prizes were a beautiful cut glass per fume bottle and smoking set
 Mrs. Effie Scott and two children of Flora. Illinois, will spend the winter in Glendale. She has rented the Neistreth | house on Second Ave.
 The Mesa basket ball teams played the Glendale high school teams Satur- day afternoon at the high school grounds. The scores were 15 to , in favor of the Mesa boys and to 0 in favor of the Glendale girls. The girls entertained with q basket supper in the evening.
 Geo. Dickson is making many inn provements in his store installing booths. etc. He will serve a merchants lunch daily after the first of the month.
 V. R. N. Greaves of Phoenix was Glendale visitor Friday.
 Mrs. Bruch and daughter have re- turned to Glendale after spending the at their old home arranging to make their home here permanently.
 J. Norton received 45O head of cattle Saturday to be fattened in the vicinity of Glendale
 J. Wright was in Glendale today Mrs. Gaiser MT. and Mrs. Cohenour and MT Mugg spent today at Chand- Ter
 V Morley was a Glendale visitor to- day. ~~~~~~~~~s~~>~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~S