Arizona republican., 1917-05-04

Edward L. Smith, Mrs. R. H. Woolf. Miss Grace Thomas and Mrs. Werner Vanderhoof and the delicious ice cream and cake which they had prepared, made direct appeal to all those pres ent. The evening was characterized by a number of short, and entertaining talks by several of the men present, and little business, relative to bring ing road scraper here, was discussed. G. A. Blanchard, who has had charge of the local cheese factory, left Sat ! urday for Edgerley, N. Dakota where he will have similar position. Floyd Simmons arrived Tuesday for visit with his sister. Mrs Philip Hardu.
 A quiet wedding was solemnized Sunday, April 29. at the home of MT and Mrs. M. E. Trout, when their daughter. Teressa Marie. became the wife of F'innis E. Barnes of Tolleson. The ceremony took place at two o'clock D. m. and was performed by ! Reverend Wilbur Fisk of the First Methodist church of Tempe.
 The bride was lovely in a gown of white net, and was unattended.
 Miss Pansy Harmon of Palo Verde. Mrs. Hadsell of Phoenix. the brides ! grandmother: Miss Jewel Barnes and 1 Landon Barnes of 1olleson, sister and l brother of the groom, were the only ones present at the ceremony, except i the immediate members of the fam i fly of the bride, whose leaving marks ] the first rift in an otherwise unbroken | family circle.
 The young couple went into Phoenix i Sunday evening. and from thence to | Tolleson, where they will make their ! home on ranch and where the love and good wishes of their friends follow | them.
 The Parent Teachers Association i held a splendid meeting Friday after noon when Miss Mary McNulty of 1 Tempe, spoke on children's reading Her talk was most interesting, and held | the undivided attention Jf a large crowd. Light refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
 Miss McNulty and her father, Will liam McNUity, also of Tempe, were supper guests of MT. and Mrs Guy | Loomis> in the evening.
 Miss Ruth Brown and Miss May Van- ! derhoof returned home Friday from a 1 few days visit at Manzanita Range, the Brown cattle ranch. Aside from a hailstorm. and the resultant cold
 weather, they report a delightful time. | c. E. Coldwell, representing the Val , ley Cotton Growers Association of
 
 ! for the farmers to sign, agreeing to bring in labor to harvest the cotton crop next fall. This is concerted eff fort or the part of the association. and ! is valley wide.
 t, State Game Warden, G. NJ. Willard of Phoenix and his brother Charles Will lard of Cottonwood, were guests at the i home of S. P. Embry, Sunday. | Ralph Mashburn of Glendale. is em- 1 ployed at the Charles Miller ranch.
 H. H. Rothrock of Lehi was calling 1 on friends in this community, making his farewells, before leaving to join the
 U. $. A. aviation corps.
 Mrs Emma Halderman, who has been a guest in the Vanderhoof home for few days. and Mrs. Permelia Mar
 tin left Saturday for Servoss Cochise
 county, where they will visit Mrs. Hal
 dermans son. and Mrs. Martins daugh
 ter. MT. and Mrs. Edward Halderman.
 Miss Eleanor Higgins of Phoenix
 spent Saturday and Sunday at the Guy
 Loomis home, the guest of little Miss
 Dorothy Loomis
 MT. and Mrs. Stroud Myers. who have
 spent the winter on the Crabb ranch
 east of Scottsdale. left Tuesday fo,
 Phoenix where they will reside. Mir
 and Mrs. Roy Pierce have taken DOS.
 session of the ranch thus left vacant
 Archie Langley is the latest Fore
 owner and is driving a runabout.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Kratzer 'ant ; daughter Elfrida have moved from Sc
 curity Acres ranch into Phoenix. Mrs. L. M. Rankin is vcry i'll. threat | ened with an attack of pneumonia. Miss Ruth Brown is undergoing siege of grippe and is unable to be ii ! school at Tempe Normal. Nicholas Diehl is also quite ill an, | Nconfined to the house.
 Mrs. Stout is improving steadily fror
 her very serious case of ptomaine pois | oning
 Miss Gladys Thompson, the pleasan | house guest of Mrs. T. H. Caldwell re turned Tuesday from weeks stay d
 Mcdowell. where she visited Mrs. T. I
 Bison, and enjoyed the novelties of If \ on an Indian reservation. A representative gathering of tn younger set, was held at the home O s. P Embry, Tuesday night. when tn | birthday of Miss Zena Embry, was eel ebrated by her friends to the numbe
 of about fifty.
 Nhe evenings entertainment con
 sisted of music and games and refresh | ments of ice cream, cake and fruit Wer ! enjoyed.
 There were also a number of smal children present, as May lst is a doubl | birthday in the F-rl1hry family Masta