Arizona republican., 1916-11-01
GLENDALE NEWS

James Grant returned Saturday night, from the new St Johns dam He says they will turn water In later als l. z. and 3 in about week
 Miss Emma Ninscll. who has been visiting her parents southwest of town ls again at her work in the telephone office
 Miss Rernice Mcl-angerhy and her mother. went up Go Iron Springs to spend Sunday
 Robert Fisher delivered splendid address to large crowd at the Nj. F. chhrch Sunday. Ills subject was temperance. and his subject was well handled and greately appreciated
 Prospero Caronada, an old time Mexican resident of Glendale. was buried Sunday afternoon. He died Saturday night after several months suffering with stomach trouble. He has many friends and relatives In Glendale and his funeral was at- tended by a large crowd of prominent Mexicans whose deep sympathy goes out to aged mother and relatives He has been in the employ Of George Alkire, on his ranch. for about fifteen years and was much respected Friday night the Royal Neighbors of America entertained their friends al ! Grelands hall their lodge room. After an open meeting a splendid program | was given. This was in charge of Mrs | Davis and Miss Margaret Brooks | The first number was q piano solo by Miss Gladys Gugrohom. Her first was the Soldiers Chorus from { Faust" Her second piece was | Dreams or Home" Then came a 1 Tablean. The Black Witch This was little Mss Gone Smith A piano 1 duet by Miss Lettia and Geuive Davis was followed by a reading by Mrs. l Warden of Phoenix. Miss Elsie Hoel gave two beautiful piano solos. Fer rett Fell" and Towering Butterflies. There was also a taDleau of the Flower of the Family pumpkin seed guessing contest which was won by NIT. 'Bilf' Little. He came nearer to guessing the number of seed in the pumpkin and was presented with a small pumpkin pie. There was also l a pop corn eating contest by two ladies and two gentlemen, then sand wches, pumpkin pie and coffee was l served. Several speeches made Mrs Ellis of Phoenix Camp. invited the Glendale members to q banquet to be given in Phoenix shoruy. Mrs. s. E. Tatum was the refreshment commit tee. while Mrs. Hoel decorated the hall Among those present from Phoenix, Were Mr and Mrs. Wilson Mrs. !. c. Gibbs, Mrs. Ruth Fulton Mrs. Anna Daggs. Mrs. Margie Lewis Mrs. Emma Warden. Mrs Florence cri0er and the Misses Theresa Brown Mary Muldner Lillie Ellis. Emma Davis. Lily Montgomery. Mary Aust. ernan, Miss Hegstromand Mir Al bert Bryant The officers of Glendale camp are: oracle. Mrs. Nevada Hoel; vice-O Oracle. Mrs. Annie Merry. field, Receiver. Mrs Bertha Pitcher Recorder. Mrs. Amanda Ousterman Chancellor Mrs. Ruth Garber
 Mir. and Mrs. B. B. French enter tained the Peoria Five Hundred clul at their country home. Friday night Five hundred was played and refresh ments of sandwiches cake and coffe were served.
 The sheet and pillowcase danc
 given by the younger social set was
 big success at the club house, Frida
 night,
 The boy scouts are planning to hay
 mulligan" supper in the nea
 future.
 The M. r. Ladies aid will meet on
 Thursday earlier, with Mrs. Charli
 Gilbert. On account of the fair wee
 restaurant in the fair grounds. s
 many good things to eat are arrange
 Tor already that the ladies are jubil
 ant over the success of 1t.
 The game of basketball between tn
 Chandler girls and boys resulted i
 victory for the Glendale girls an
 defeat for the Glendale boys.
 The new side walks on west Wash