Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
SUPERIOR SOCIETY
WELL ENTERTAINED


SUPERIOR April Mrs. Herman
Forsness and Mrs. r. NJ Harley en-
tertained the Womans Aid society in
The lecture room of the Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon. During
the business session arrangements
were made for the entertainment of
the Presbytry, which will convene
here in April
Entertains Tempe Visitor
MI. and Mrs. G. d. Pittman enter
tanned a number of the Younger set
Thursday evening in honor of Gillian
Sandoz of Tempe who is visiting
here. The evening was spent in music
and games. Among the guests We're
AR. and Mrs. Sam Griffith. Misses
Gillian SandoZ Alice Cast. Hazel
Sandoz Messrs Bob Dennis Percy
Bell and George King.
House Warming
Mr.. and Mrs Alkire entertained a
few of their friends at q house warm
ing" in their new bungalow on Sec
ond street and Kellwer avenue. The
rugs were rolled back and dancing was
enjoyed by music from the victrOla.
Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Jones' Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Griffith Misses Nan Brooks, Bertha
Monis, Louis Fisk, Alice Cast and Ha-
zel Sandozf Messrs McCabe of Silver
King, Bob Dennis, George King, Al
bert Neiff, Paul Peters and Carl Tay-
lor. A delightful lunch was served
buffet style in the dining room. Every
one reported a YER enjoyable time.
Visitors From Globe
Mr. and Mrs r. T. McLane and
daughter returned to Globe Tuesday
after spending q few days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Murphy. They re
turned by way of the Roosevelt Dam.
MIR. Neary Back
j J. Near, sole owner of the Past
time theater. returned Monday from
an extended business trip to San
Francisco. Los Angeles. and Phoenix.
Mr. Neary is also interested in the
Magma Extension Mining company.
He says there is little doubt that the
stock viii soon be OH the market and
then watch her go
Returns to Oklahoma
Mrs. Speek, sister of Mrs. Spray,
who has been Visitig here for the past
two months returned II her home in
oklahoma Monday. Mrs. Speek made
many warm friends in Superior who
viii welcome her back when she re
turns next summer.
Motors to Phoenix
Miss Mamie X. brooks, teacher in
The Su"erior school. motored TO Phoe-
nx Friday evening to spend the week
tnt win nGf Parents. MISS ~ ppfNN
returned Sunday feeling that she had
had quite vacation.
Business Trip
e. F. kellner spent Tuesday in
Phoenix on business. Mr.. Kellner
saws the roads between here and
Phoenix are badly in need of rain
Woman to Meet
The second meeting of the Brother
hood of American Yeoman win he held
kT,tEa7- njUilT Word
was received Wednesday that Mr.
Hoover will return from Tucson to at
tend the meeting.
Ball Players Arriving
Willis Butler from San Antonio,
Texas. arrived Tuesday. Butler ex-
poets to hold third base position on
The baseball club. Having stayed On
the St Joseph ana San Antonio club
last year and in the Northwest league
the year before. he thinks he can hit
a few for Superior this summer, es-
neciallv if this nice warm weather
keeps up Anderson, another infield-
er. came with him. Things look as
though Superior really is going -
nave club to compete with Ray ARD
Hayden.
Arrangements are being made to
start work on the new park down near
the depot. Pitt expects all the players
10 he on LDt SiOUiiuS iCdhS " f-eeeie
working out by the tenth of April
Phoenix Visitors
Postmaster r. T. Jones and Mrs
Jones We're business visitors in Phoe-
nix Monday. going down and back or
the same day.
Loses Sight of One Eye
Mrs. f. e. Gromwald who has been
in Phoenix having her eyes treated
has completely lost the sight of her
left eve. Her right eye is also very
badly infected ALTHOUGH Dr. Martin
who is treating her. thinks he may he
able to soVe the sight Of that one.
Confined to Home
s E. Neiff of the Superior CONNER
cial and Trust company is confined
10 his home this week with a bad at
tack of lagrippe.
Broken Arm,
While cranking the truck OF the Su-
perior ice and Fuel company, W. L.
.smocl.. the delivery man, sustained
Injuries TO the extent OF an arm hrok-
en- in two places.
Development Work
Silver King: After having been de-
laved a number of weeks because of
e.ave-in. in the main shaft, the Silver
King has resumed pumping operations
'The cavc-in Was broken through on
sunday As the water reeedes, the
timbering will he carried on.
Magma Chief: The machinery OF the
Magma Chief has all been placed on
The Ground and the work of installa-
ton VIII begin Immediately. The man
tunnel extends over 10 feet. the only
delay is lack of fuel.