Arizona republican., 1916-09-08
SCOTTSDALE NEWS

MT. and Mrs. w E. Kimsey. who have been summering in the east, reached home Saturday. having hurried their home coming In order to avoid the threatened railroad strike. MT and Mrs. Kimsey spent several weeks in Washington, D. C., with Vice President Marshall and his wife, made the ac- quaintance of a democratic president and attended several sessions of dem ocratic congress, and yet managed to return to Arizona as perfectly good re- publicans. The Marshalls will visit Scottsdale in November
 Just now there are no houses for rent in Scottsdale. Walter Wilson has been obliged to send his family to Phoenix because of the lack of suit able dwelling place. It ls to be hoped that someone having money to invest will consider as a paying proposition the building of some small bungalows for rental purposes.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Last, Leila Last, Eugene Last, Mrs. Margaret George and Miss Ruth Georoe have returned from a delightful trip made by wagon to Payson and the Natural Bridge. Mir. Last is enthusiastic over the good con- dtion of the mountain roads, and in speaking of the ubiquitous automobile, stated that he and his party encount- cred only two camp wagons during their summers outing.
 l.. Zellner and his family have taken possession of the Sistrunk cottage. w. F.. Huey, who spent the summer at Albuquerque and Prescott, returned 1 on Tuesday
 | k. 0. Brown, Frank Denderbix, John ny Denderbix, George Thomas and | Ellsworth Brown motored to Camp 1 Creek Sunday.
 1 Miss Argue, of Tempe, spent last week with Miss Margaret Smith
 Camp Creek is increasing in popu- larity with Scottsdale people, some of whom are planning to establish per- manent summer camps at that place. i A motor party including the families of 1 Wilfred Hayden, Charles Miller. Guy l Loomis, C. c. Cash and Miss Annie Cash spent part of last week at the 1 resort
 Mrs. Mary o. Washburn and A. B. Lewis went to Phoenix Monday to file on homesteads in Paradise Valley, to which they had already acquired squat ters rights. N
 A democratic rally was held at the school house Tuesday night. Capt J. 1 w. Crenshaw and Alexander Baker were the speakers of the evening.
 Mrs. J. D. Bowers, of Phoenix, visited her daughter, Mrs. George Johnston, this week.
 Mrs. E. l.. Graves entertained as din- ner guests on Sunday MT. and Mrs. W. E. Kimsey and James Mcclure.
 At the close of the morning service last Sunday. Rev. s. G. Bridges re- signed the pastorate of the Baptist church. Mir. Bridges has been pastor 1 1f thl oh, Cor hae won the affection and admiration oi the community His going away is especially regretted by those who know the difficulty involved in maintaining church services in a small village. The l good wishes of a host of friends vii follow Mir Bridges wherever his work calls him.
 Mrs. Hattie Poenicke entertained Mrs. George Merryman, of Phoenix Monday and Tuesday.
 Miss Laura Schmidt, who has beer visiting MT. and Mrs. Walter Smith returned to her home in Tempe Thurs day.
 The Labor Day celebration at the | Hans Weaver ranch in Paradise Val lev was a very enjoyable affair. most of the Scottsdale people participating in it. The threatened storm cooled the air and made outdoor frolics not toe strenuous. The young people played such old d-fashioned games as March
 ing round the levee" and 'clap in, clar out" while their elders discussed the price of cotton and the beauty of fall styles in clothes. Ever welcome ice cream and cake were served as refresh ments. The company included MT. and Mrs. Hans Weaver, Mrs. Hattie Pccn- icke, Mrs. George Merryman, of Phoe- nix; MT. and Mrs. Paul Loomis, MT and Mrs. Alfred Hayden, MT. and Mrs S. P. Embry MT. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell. Mrs. J. T. Montgomery, Miss Pearl Bryant. Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Marguerite Shepard, Miss Mary Fitz- gerald Miss May Donaldson, Miss Mary Graves, Miss Leila Conboy, Miss Mary Embry. Miss May Vanderhoor Miss Mittie Vanderhoof, Miss Mildred Hayden, Miss Helen Hayden, Miss Rutf | Brown, Miss Grace Thomas, T. H Caldwell, Robyn Johnston. Ed. Brown E. Caldwell, Arthur Willute, Ellsworth Brown. George Thomas, Tommy Cold
 well, Robert Zimmerman and Franci Caldwell.