Arizona republican., 1917-07-22
SC0TTSDALE F0LK
 ON CAMPING TRIP

SCOTTSDALE. July 21.-Mr. and Mrs V. A Nanderhoof and children, Mittie, James and Bennie, started quite early Wednesday, morning on a wagon trip to the northern part of the state. They will be joined at Prescott by Miss May VanderhoOf who is spending the sum mer there with Miss Helen Campbell,
 During the trip MT. Nanderhoof will fulfill his duties as representative of the American Baptist Publication Society, and thus combine duty with pleasure. It is the custom of the Nanderhoof family to take such a trip each sum- mer, and their camp wagon is a mar vel of compactness and efficiency, while in this way, they have seen the great CT part of Arizona.
 MT and Mrs. Morton Kimsey were dinner guests of Mir and Mrs. Cleon Sharp on Thursday.
 Mrs Myron B. Carter and Miss Mar ian Carter. Nick HanlOn and Gus Rad ulovich, are in camp near Fort McDow- ell. MT. Carter and son Lonnie are trying to keep the ranch running as well as to enjoy the camp life so as a consequence, spend the greater part of their time on the road. going and coming.
 Miss Mabel Weaver celebrated her thirteenth birthday Thursday, by a trip into Phoenix to the movies. 9cnom- panied by her mother, Mrs. Fred Weav- CT, Master Stewart Weaver and Mrs. T. H. Caldwell
 Mr. and Mrs. Smith Curry of Duna = want, Kansas, are the guest of MT. and Mrs Frank Last. at Casa Dobe Ranch. MT and Mrs. R. H. Woolf and daugh- ter. Miss Ethel WOOlf left Tuesday for ono Poorb Ca1 rr7bnra tbpxr avnpcf tO spend the summer months. Mrs. Alvin Feree and her father-in- law. Anson Feree left Sunday for
 Prescott, where MT. Feree will spend the remainder of the summer Mrs. Feree's plans include q visit with her father in California. During her ab- sence the NorcrosS store is in the hands of Roy Rriner.
 E. l.. Graves has returned home from his trip up through the Indian reser- vations in the northern part of the state.
 Hans Weaver who is doing some work for H. I. Lynn, T. H. ColdWell and son Francis who have been putting rp some buildings at Manzanito Range for F. o. Brown. and Tommy Caldwell, all spent Sunday at their home, "Bryn { MaWr," in Paradise Valley. Mrs Robert Frelic and little daugh- ters. Vivian and Syhil, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Loomis i! Sunday
 MT. Nick Carter si the guest of his friends, MT and Mrs. Wendell Ray MT. and Mrs. James Stout Mrs Elm ma Thomas, Miss Anna May Walthall andMiss Marjorie Thomas. enjoyed a | swim at Joint Head. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Thomas Little Bison and two sons of Mcdowell were in our village Monday on their way to Phoenix, where i they took the train for the east that night. They will sperd several weeks
 with relatives in New York. MT. and Mrs. Wm Ainsley who have spent the past few weeks on their Paradise Valley homestead have re- turned to Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Morrison left We'd resday for Rush Springs. Arizona, af- ter several weeks stay with MT. and Mrs. L. zellner.
 Smith Curry accompanied E. O Brown to Manzanita Range Thursday and in the evening MT. and Mrs. Curry i were dinner guests in the Brown home Cleon Sharp and wife have taken possession of their attractive new bun , galow. The cotta ge they vacated will
 be occupied by MT. and Mrs. Julian Renroth when they return from their visit in the east.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Loomis, Mrs. Mary Washhurn, MT. and Mrs. Charles Miller and children. Merle and Willie. left Tuesday evening for a motor trip to the Grand Canyon.
 On Tuesday occurred the marriage of Miss Paulita Valenzuela to John Rose The bride is the very pretty daughter of Santiago ValenZuela and wife one of the most highly respected Mexican families in the community, While Mr. Rose is the proprietor of the store