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Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
Tempe News Notes
TEMPE ELECTS NEW
 SCHOOL TRUSTEES

As q result of yesterdays school elections in Tempe and the adjoining three districts, new members have been elected to the boards of trustees in all but che instance, that in the case of Lon Winsor who was reelected trustee in the ROhrig district without one opposing vote. On the high school board was elected Frank Fogal from tho town district and J. H. Henness from the rural districts. Will F. Laird led M. F. Curry quite majority for trus- teeship on the grammar school board in Tempe and w. M. Painter at Rural and $. $. Warner at Kyrene were elect ed without opposition in their districts.
 In town the election created some lit tie interest and a real race between Birchett and Moeur now on the board ard the new candidates, Fogal and Henness became apparent. Frank Fo- gal received the highest vote of the day the four districts polling for him PIP votes. J. H. Henness boiled 175 votes ". A. MOeur's count totaled l23 and J. R. Birchett received 150
 Opposition on the grammar school board was also evident and Will Laird succeeded in landing majority of 96 votes over the present incumbent, M F. Curry. Laird received 176 votes, and Curry 80. This leaves the new gram mar school board composed of G. R Finch, J. H. Daniels and w. E. Laird
 In the town precincts votes were boiled as follows for the high school candidates: Birchett, 129; Henness 147; MOeur 100: Fogal. 1S5. The Rural district voted, Birchett. :; Henness, 21 Moeur, II; Fogal r. Rohrig boiled Birchett, g; Henness, 0; MOeur, 6; Fo- gal, 3. Kyrene voted, Birchett ); Hen ness, [; Moeur, 6; Fogal. '.
 Yesterdays election makes the mem berships of the new Tempe union higl
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
SCOTTSDALE NEWS

Miss Grace Thomas took her Sum- day school class on desert picnic Saturday. They went to the poppy fields in Paradise Valley where the children spent a happy afternoon gath ering the flowers.
 Dr. and Mrs. Mills of Phoenix spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Loomis. On Saturday the two families picnicked at Comeback and essayed the climb in the afternoon.
 Mir. Allen and Charie Wright have moved their families from Scottsdale to ranches in the Creighton neighbor- hood.
 Miss Helen Campbell left on We'd nesday for Paradise Valley, where she will be the guest of Mrs Fred Weaver for few weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. Arnold Claus of Mil waukee, who are spending some time in Phoenix were week -end visitors in Paradise Valley.
 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loomis and MT. and Mrs. Charles Miller and two chil- dren, Willie and Merle, made an auto trip to Cave Creek where they picnicl- ed on Sunday
 Mrs Susie Regen of Townsend, Mon
 tana, arrived at the Graves Ranch Sun day morning for months visit with her brother, Mr. Dogget. At the end of that time, they will both return to Montana.
 MT. Erickson has let the contract for his new house to Hans Weaver. May Donaldson is staying with Miss l Rose Trumbull at "Casita Mia" and at 1 tending school.
 1 Her friends here will learn with re- gret of the death of Miss Margaret Meagher which occurred at Glendale on Thursday afternoon, March 2S. Miss ! Meagher spent some time here last
 year with Miss Marguerite Wheeler
 ane made many warm friends. l Misses Mary Embrec, Lenora Cold
 well. May Donaldson. Laura Elliott May Vanderhoof. Mary Keene Graves
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

well, Lester Hanlon, Ed. Brown and
 Will Brown picnicked at Granite Reef
 on Saturday, March 18th. The affair
 was given in honor of Misses Jane and
 Mabel Brown, who are leaving soon for
 their home in Santa Barbara, Cal. The Boy Scouts walked to Echo Can yon Saturday afternoon where they cooked and ate supper, then went around Comeback to the cross cut and up the canal home. MT. and Mrs. Johnston of Santa Bar bara, Cal, are visiting their sons, George, Bunk and Arthur. Miss Anna Rogers is visiting Freda Geddis.
 Miss Holman of Phoenix spent last week in Scottsdale the guest of her sis ter Mrs. Howard Preston. Mrs. Frank Last entertained the Spanish class on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Kelly and her sister, Mrs. Roland of Cleveland. Ohio, were guests. MT. and Mrs. James Clarke and two 1 children have moved into the Sistrun..; cottage in Paradise Valley.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

Ruth Kelley, Fern Caswell, Myrtle and
 Polly Elliott with MT. and Mrs. Elm
 met Elliott as chaperones, left Friday afternoon, March 17th, for the Glad eoux cottage iri Paradise Valley, where they spent the time very delightfully."-
 until Saturday night, when they walk
 ed home by moonlight. Mrs. Edward
 Graves took the bedding and supplies
 up Friday afternoon, and beds were
 made up on the floor of the screen
 room, where what little sleep the girls
 had, was obtained between midnight and a. m. This group of girls com prises local branch of the Campfire
 Girls of America. Their name "Cheaf Sewik" is derived from the Pima name
 for Camel Back Mountain. Mr. Patterson, Miss Grace Thomas
 and Mrs. Elliott were appointed as del- egates to the County Sunday School Convention to be held in Phoenix Sat ! urday and Sunday, March 9 and 26. An effort will be made to have the
 members of the Scottsdale Sunday
 School all present at the rally on Sun day afternoon.
 A. F.. BLISS mas recently pufcndSeu Miami motorcycle. Mrs. Roy GlasscOck of Big Lake. Tex as, has arrived for an extended visit at the home of her father, Bruce Mar shall.
 Alvin Pendergraft, who has been employed on the Walter Smith ranch, all winter, has moved his family to Phoenix.
 Mir and Mrs. Howard Preston have moved into the tenant house which Pendergraft's vacated and Preston and Fred Holman will work for MT. Smith.
 A party composed of Misses Freda Geddis, Mabel and Jane Brown, Anna
 Rogers Beatrice Krallman, Mrs. George
 Johnston, Arthur Johnston, Ed. Cold
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
TopAy,s BAND CONCERT.

Some real classical music isson this afternoons concert program of the Tempe Merchants Band. Well on a par with any concert given in long while is the program for today, and among the renditions to be played are:
 March, "Gettysburg," Stanbaugh.
 Selection, From Faust" Gounod. One-step. What Come Back" Mills Waltz, "Blue Bells of Scotland" To- bani.
 IntermeZzo "El Dorado" Mckinley. March, "Klown Ka,,crs," Ball.
 Mexican Waltz, ''impassioned Dream" ROsaS.
 One-step, Come Over to Dover, BotSforG.
 Chilian Dance, "Manana," ~Missud.
 March, New Version" SOuthwell Star Spang!ed Banner"
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
FAREWELL PARTY

Mr. end Mrs. Meginty and family who for several years past have been resi- dents Of Mesa will leave Wednesday for MonteZuma county. Colo, where they will make their home. On Friday night about twenty-five young people friends of Miss Annie Meginty gathered at the Bryan home on South Mcdonald street. and proceeded to the Meginty residence where they most pleasantly surprised the young lady with their un- expected call. The young folks had brought refreshments with them and the evening was pleasantly spent in games and social conversation.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
NO FENCE DISTRICT

Holders of property in Evergreen ad- dition are rejoicing over the no fence district just applicable to that favored residence district. Evergreen trees planted in the spring of 1914 all along either side of the streets of the addi- tion are making handsome growth and several trees recently have been rubbed narly down by stock running al large. The Cummard residence is progressing favoraoly and will be fully in keeping with the other choice residences in that section.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
Mesa News Notes
TRlMBLE-RoWELL WEDDING

Vim. M Trimble and Miss Hettie Ann Powell were married at the ranch home of Dr. ShOuse two miles east of Mesa yesterday at D. m. Rev. J. R. Rountree of Tempe officiating Only the relatives of bride and groom were present. MT. and Mrs. Trimble will make an auto trip through the noun ta.ns and will return in about a week They will make their home in one of tie Arnold cottages on Main street. Mr. Trimble is proprietor of the Ford Motor Co. garage and the bride is one of Mesa's charming ladies'
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

store. This lecture is on Town Team Work" and the luncheon profits will go to the Associated Charities of Mesa The night lecture in the Mesa opera house is one of the regular numbers of the High SchoO! lyceum course and promises to be one of the most enter tairire and helpful of the series.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

matized into five acts by the Triumph Film Corporation for the Equitable pro- gram. The photoplay will give local fans their first opportunity of seeing this remarkable actress, in a vehicle suited to every emotional power. Com mencing tonight the first show at the Tempean will begin at 80 and the second at nine.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
GAME TO BE PLAYED AGAIN

The Salt River Valley High School Athletic association has decided that the disputed baseball game between Mesa and Phoenix high should be de- clared q tie and that another game be played at Mesa to settle the question which has been a bone of contention between the schools.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
FLETCHER LECTURE MONDAY

Thomas Brooks Fletcher will deliver two lectures Monday. The first will be 2 noon day lecture at a luncheon to be given in the K. of P. hall This lecture will be free and plates for the luncheon will be fifty cents. As many failed to secure tickets yesterday they will be on sale today and until 10 o'clock tomorrow at Everybody's drug
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
Baptist Church

Sunday school at 9:45. Rev. c. J. Banks, former pastor of the church at Mesa is expected to be present and preach at the morning service. There will be no service at night so as to afford opportunity for the con- gregation to attend the revival service at the Methodist church.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
COTTON DAMAGED

There was considerable frost On Friday night and ranchers report some of the young and tender cotton so bad ly damaged as to require replanting. The principal damage seemed to be to cotton just coming out of the ground
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
REBEkAH PARTY,

One of the several pleasant social affairs on Friday evening was the Re bekah birthday party given in the Odd Fellows hall. Many of the members and friends of the lodge assembled and a highly enjoyable evening was passed.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
REV. ToMLlNsoN HERE.

Rev. A. B. TomlinsOn and Mrs. Tom linson are spending a few days in Tempe with their son Sturgeon. Rev. Mir. Tomlinson has for many years been pastor of the Baptist church in the Yuma valley and he is now enroute to a new field of work in California
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
GOODWIN OPERA HOUSE.

"Oil and Water" a General Film Company feature in three parts is Sun days offering at the opera house. Bill lie Ritchie will be seen in one of his most amusing comedies, Hearts and Flames" in two parts. Another single drama completes the six reel program.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
Christian Science

Christian Science services will be held in K of P hall Sunday morning at II o'clock. Subject, Reality" Golden text Revelation 2:13. T am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. the first and the last" Sunday school at 9:45.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY
Methodist Church

This is the closing day of the revi- val services that have been going on for the last two weeks. Dr. Atkinson will preach at both services. Morning subject, Christian Warriors" Subject for S:15 p. m.. "The Whitening Effect of Unhelicf" The Sunday school hour is 9:45 and Epworth League meets at 7:30 D. m Sacrament of the Lords Supper at the morning hour.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
St. Marks Episcopal

Today will bring to close the week s mission. Sunday school at 9:45. Cele- bration of Holy Communion and preaching at l a. ID There will can evening service at f:S0. Dr. D. w. Clark will preach at both hours.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
NEW MEMBERS RECEPTION.

At the Christian Church Friday even ing the ladies entertained in honor of the new members who recently joined the congregation. A social time was in dulged in and every one enjoyed it inn menSely.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
TO PLAY GLENDALE

The Mesa High baseball team will cross bats with Glendale on the local grounds Saturday. April 1. Glendale at present is first in the Valley league. Phonenix second and Mesa third.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
SHOWER SOCIAL

About thirty friends of Miss Minty Cooper and MT. Samuel Hood gathered at the Orsen Phelps home a few nights ago and gave a miscellaneous shower to the young people. MT. Hood and Miss Cooper are to be married soon.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
S0UTHS|DE

school board, R. l.. Alexander Frank Fogal and w. c. DeVore from the town district. and B. A. Redden and J. H Henness from the rural districts
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

FOR RENT-Cement block house, 217 F. 7th st., Tempe. Five rooms and bath room connected up to sewer. Rent S1S.00. Mrs. J. L. Johnston, or phone 172. (Adv.> gb
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
TEMPEAN TONIGHT.

The big attraction at the Temnean theater is on for tonight when the dis tinguished emotional actress, Helen Wade, will be presented in George Broadhurst's most recent sensational stage success, The Price" as cini-
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
AT THE MAJESTIC

The offering at the Majestic torirht include another installment of "The Girl and The Game" and 5-reel Mu- tual masterpiece. The Idol of the Staee" with Melton Williams in the lead.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
TO LOS ANGELES

Edwin LeBarron left yesterday after noon for Los Angeles on business trip He will be away for several days.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

CAR OF ADRIANCE Buckeye mowers with repairs and rakes re- ceived by Tempe Hardware Company "Iempe.-Adv. dn
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

P c. Gettings. w. R. Curtis and A. R. Cater of Phoenix were in Mesa yes terday on business.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

Lee Brazee, who has been at Sacaton fcI several mCnths, is back in Mesa. He reports that Indians are very busy raising crops and appear contented and prosperous.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

ward chapel. Announcements include the Lehi. Alma and Chandler wards.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
L. b. S.

Sunday school at 10:30. preaching in ali wards at 1915. NJ. l. A. at S:3O D. m
 The Union Sunday school meeting will be held at 2:SO p. m. in, the Second
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
MESA PERSONALS

s. E. Cannon leaves today for Wheel ing, w. Va, where he will begin work for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

Peter Applet of Tempe was a visitor in Mesa yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

BIrths-,John and Hazel NJ LyRli. 1892
Lake girl: Luther and Minnie Bannister,
SO06 Sprague. boy; j. M. ane Alice Car
iiae 1904 South Twenty-fOurth. girl; Nose
and Mary Bhrum, 1888 Charles. boy; Harry
and Catherine Stark. i725 South Twenty
eighth. girl: Walter and Manola Taylor,
2f06 A, boy; George and Christine Hoff-
man. N2f u. boy.
Deaths-sarah Knaggs. y. 2il7 Locust;
Mrs. Anna Nelson, 20, 1881 South Twenty
third Samuel Il. Egan. 81, 1905 North
Twenty-fourth: Alice V. Evans, Is. b2l1
man. s.. Thirty-fourth and Farnam;
George Ellis Hacker, . months. S717 Writ
Otto Jaeckel, %, Twenty-ninth and
Dewey avenue; Effa Sugarman, "a. 1919
Farnam; Bulah Van Rossum 10. hospital;
eliza ID. Watt. 65. 2l22 Locust; Albert
Walbus. 1. 1921 South Seventeenth: Orson
j.. Munson. Sc. e522 North Thirty-first;
Twenty-fourth: Catherine Manka pranz,
n li02 IaayenWorth
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

BI.ACK-GeorRe X, formerly OF Omaha,
at his home in Minneapolis, January y
Funeral services at the Birket chapei
at 1890 a. m. Thursday. Burial private
DONAGHUE-Mrs, A.
Funeral Thursday, p. M. from late
residence, b425 N. 24th St trlenos IN
vited.
wAL.sH-Mary, aged "a years, mother OF
Catherine, Mary Ann and william ~,
January 3.
Funeral notice later.
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The Denver star., 1916-12-02
THANK SEWING DAY REvERENT
LY CELEBRATED.

Thanksgiving Day was reverently
celebrated at two different churches
where Union services were held: Cen.
trail Baptist and Shorter A. NJ. e.
church. Reverends Over preached at
Shorter and Sawyer preached at Cen.
trail. There were joyful family re-
unions, gatherings of friends. frater-
nal greetings and, Of course, the &C.
companying featings. But never be-
fore have there been so many good
and sensible reasons given why SO
many of our people are thankful.
more 80 than In former days. The
exodus from the South. the final sup
preston of the Birth of a Nation. the
quickening of our racial conscious
ness and manhood in the United
States and especially in Colorado. We
are not thankful for the high cost Of
living and for the reelection of Presi-
dent Wilson. Summing 1t all up and
putting good and bad together. we
can cheerfully count our many bless
ings which God has given to us.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

Mrs. Ruby N Payne of Kansas City
Mo-. has been visiting her father, W.
Jordan in Roch Springs, Wyo., for the
past three weeks. She returns home
to spend Thanksgiving. All Pueblo
ans know "Old Jordan of the Pueblo
Tribune" fame, he is doing nicely
at Rock Springs, Wyo. He wants q
good barber who understands how to
handle white trade. He pays $12
guarantee with a chance to make $14
to SIS weekly. All persons interested
write him, W. Jordan, Rock Springs,
Wyoming.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02
THE 8. !. s. MEETINos FOR DE
GENDER.


Dec. 4-Miss Coiila Gross, 1924 Og
den.
Dec. 11-Mrs. Mary Gross. 1924 og
den.
Dec. 1s-Miss Nelsine Howard, 1851
Lafayette.
Dec. 2e-Mrs. Pearl johnson, 14sl
Glenarm.
The Self-Improvement and Social
Club met Monday with Mrs. Dyer,
1473 Gilpin. 1t being literary day,
the following program was rendered:
Federation Song, The Club; Quota
tions. Club Members and Visitors;
Story of the Novel, THE Sword of
Justice" Mrs. Abernathy; Plano Solo.
Mrs. Cash; Report of Critic, Miss
Gross; Remarks from visitors.
Mrs. Rose and Misses Grant and
Hall were visitors.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02
WORMS SAP YOUR cHsLUs
STRENGTH.

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he cry out in sleep or grind LIS teeth
These symptoms may mean worms
and you should obtain relief ut once.
Kickapoo Worm Killer is pleasant
remedy that kills the worm. and by
it's mildly laxative quality expefs 1t
from the system. Worms sap the VI
tally and make your child more sus-
ceptible to other ailments. Your drug
gist sells Kickapoo Worm Killer, 25c
"a box. ,,,.