Arizona republican., 1916-03-20
SCOTTSDALE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loowin have
taken possession of their new bunga
low, which has just been completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Rurey of Phoenix have
moved into the house vacated by the
Loowins. Mr.. Rurey Is manager of
the Hassayampa Creamery.
Mrs. Robert Buck and little son
Marshall of Duncan. AriZ., are Wis
iting her father, Mr.. Bruce Marshall.
John Schrock Of Phoenix spent the
week end with his friend Mr.. Davis,
at the Graves ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Dawson and two
children, Joshua, Jr., and Ruth, spent
Sunday as the guests of friends in
Scottsdale.
Mrs. Jacob Bried of the Indian
school was out for Miss Marjorie
Thomas Saturday painting class.
The death of John T Kelley oc
CURED at his home here on Saturday,
March 1lth, 1916. Mr.. Kelley was a
resident of Cleveland. Ohio, but came
to Arizona for his health two years
ago. For the past year he has had
the Phoenix mail route and was the
| first to introduce the convenient auto
stage system which Scottsdale has ell
| loved since he took over the bust
ness. His kindly manner and un-
| falling courtesy won him large
circle of friends, and his splendid
| business ability made him valued
member of the community. He leaves
wife and six children, all of whom
with the exception of one daughter.
| Marguerite. were with him at the
time of his death. Funeral services
were held at three o'clock on SUNDAY
afternoon, at Comeback cemetery,
where burial was made. Rev. S. G.
| Bridges assisted by Dr. Ellis, Offici-
ated.
| MI II. c. Bragonier was badly
| bruised Monday as the result of being
caught between buggy and the au-
! tomobile of Mr.. Charles Coldwell,
when the steering gear of the Cold
well car refused to work.
! Miss Clara Vaughn Of Du Quesne,
Ariz., spent the week end at the home
| of Nav Vanderhoof The girls are
school mates at the Tempe Normal.
Hans Weaver. who has been re-
|
| cut his hand very painfully on a
rough timber, Wednesday morning.
The L. S. r. S. camp is located IN
| Sccttsdale, the while the bitches and
laterals are being cleaned.
! Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Roland of Madi
son. Ohio. arrived in Scottsdale on
Tuesday night. the guests of Mrs
| Roland's sister, Mrs. John T. Kelley
| II has been rumOred that the mobiles
of the Dusty Tramps expect their
| imperial potentate in this section soon
and in the emulation of their brother
organization-the Shriners Of Phoe-
nix. they wish to make things inter-
esting for the exalted visitor. The
| freedom OF the city has been tend
cred through the Scottsdale Fam I'm
| provement Association and it is hoped
the public may soon be made ac-
quainted with the date when the il
ustrious potentate, the high priest
and prophet. etc, of the great un-
washed will make their appearance
I When V. A. Vanderhcof sent to the
ranch for tie barley which he stored
there last fall. he found that some
one ndu Decll tncIe aIltfdu VI MN tlit
carried away about twenty sacks OF
the grain While Mr.. Napderhoof APP
rreciates their thoughtfulness in re-
lieving him of the necessity of haul
ing ehe grain to market, he would
appreciate it still more if the oblig-
ing parties would deposit tWentyfi
dollars to his credit
a trained nurse came out from
Phoenix on Tuesday night to take
care of Mr.. Dogget, who is quite i'll al
the Graves ranch.
| Mr.. Ande, son formerly of the Gold
man Wholesale Grocery in Phoenix
has accepted position at the E. O
Brown store. He will occupy thu
tent house belonging to Miss Ros,
Trumhull.
Mrs. Walter Smith entertained thu
Spanish class on Thursday Afternoon
at "Anglelands Ranch Those pres
ent were Mrs. Frank Last. Mrs En-
!, met Elliott, Mrs. Harry Serviss anC
Miss Helen Campbell.