Arizona republican., 1917-01-15
SCOTTSD.ALE NEWS

" 10 the entertainment of their In- ] diana friends, MT. and Mrs. Elder of
 Indianapolis. The weeks activities
 included motor trip to Granite Reef
 and Fort Mcdowell on Monday; an
 aIternoon's shopping in Phoenix 1 Tuesday; dinner at the San Marcos
 hotel in Chandler and a visit to the
 Tempe normal school Wednesday, On
 Thursday the vice presidents party was entertained at dinner at the JngIe- side club house, MT. and Mrs. Marshall
 hosts. other guests were MT. and
 Mrs. k. l.. Graves of Scottsdale and
 Hugh Marshall of Phoenix.
 The Elders continued their journey to California having left Scottsdale Friday evening and today the Mar shall bungalow is being closed for another long absence Of its owners at the national capitol
 The foundation of the new residence Tor E. Q. Brown is rapidly taking shape T. H. Coldwell, who has built most Of the houses in Scottsdale and 1 Hans Weaver are the carpenters The l pans or the building indicate a spa cious and handsome residence. Inez Cash, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Cash. has been dan 1 gerolsly i'll of pneumonia but is now ! recovering rapidly.
 MT and Mrs. H. c. Wiley enter 1 tained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot and MT. and Mrs. DeMund of Phoenix, l Tuesday night.
 A handsome canoe. the work of ! George Thomas and Ellsworth Brown 1 Tn the manual training class was l completed this week and, with all the l lads of Scottsdale on the banks to 1 witness the launching, was consigned 1 to the Arizona canal Miss Annie Cash, Miss May Wander 1 hoof, James Vanderhoof and Mir. and 1 Mls- Nanderhoof formed a party which i attended the ordination to the Baptist ministry of Charles H. Sweatt. the pastor of the Scottsdale Baptist i church, The ordination took place at the first Baptist church ir Phoenix Tuesday evening and was a very in teresting ceremony. Mrs J. B. Johnston has returned fo , her home in Tempe having recovered rom an operation for appendicitis
 friends of J. w. Montgomery wiu , be grieved at the news Of his death last sunday in Los Angeles whither ne went several weeks ago in the hope Of 2n improvement in health Mir. Montgomery had been for number of years Il member of Scottsdale's farming community and had man. friends who will regret his passing.
 Archie Langley has relinouished his
 
 It's improvements. The name of the purchaser nas not been learned.
 Miss Minnie Smith who on Sunday received telegram announcing the death Of her brother in-law. j. w Montgomery, ief' for Los Angeles Monday to join her sister
 The mid monthly meeting of the r. \. Thursday night, was an en- loyaDle affair in which the social element predcminaied The comr1it- tee of arrangements to whom was due the success of the evering, was com posed of Mrs. William Kimsey. Mrs. J. J. KrallrnaE. Mrs Lloyd OImsread. Mrs Charles Keats and Miss Beatrice kfallman. The chef address of the evening was made by Mrs Ed Shaw who chose for her topic Rural Life" Miss Mary Keene Graves sang pIeas- in2ly Cradle Sorg." and I'll Come Back to You Again" She was ac eonDanied by Mrs. Walter smith whose piano solo was heartily encored. Refreshments of cake and hot coffee were served.
 Miss Dolly Kennedy. a student in the LamsoE Business College of Phoe niy is spending tn. week end at the home Of her cousin, Mrs. J. F. Burle- sen.
 The Farm Loan Association held 2 meeting Tuesday night for the pur- pose of electing officers with the fol- lowing results President. F. " Brown. vice president. Guy N Loomis and secretary Miss Mar elected by the board of directors which is composed of NJ B. Carter. Guy x. Loomis. T.. O. Brown. ,. Stei- neT, R. II. Woolf and Mrs Katharine Shepard
 A board of appraisers was also ap- pointed with three members. F Q. Brown, Philip N. Harder and R. H. Woolf
 Nil. and Mrs. Paul Loomis. MT. ana Mrs. Ralph Scovnle and two sons motoied up the valley Sunday and en- loved picnic dinner on the desert.
 hr. and Mrs. Charles Miller ac- companied F. Q. Brown on a trip 10 the Desert Wells. Sunday. Zona. the little daughter of MT and Mrs Laurie Gammel, underwent al. operation for the removal of adenoids Monday morning.
 George Caldwell brother of Mrs. F. C. Brown, Charles and T H. Cold well, arrived Friday morning from California, for a visit with his rela- tives.
 Ellison Turner of Phoenix is en- ployed by Cleon Sharpe
 Miss Marguerite Shepard spent Fri Nst@ hiStit tid sSdluFudN m Phoenix. the guest of Miss Laura Hedges.
 Rev. & G. Bridges. pastor of the Buckeye Baptist church. was d yisi- tor 'n .Scottsdale Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs Marsh of Nashville. Tenn. and pr and Mrs. Sedlev of Denver, the weeks arrivals at the Graves ranch, will spend the remain- der of the season at Scottsdale.
 Lee Morrison, formerly a popular members of the pounger set in this place. was married Sunday. January 1, to Miss Lela Wagner of Rusl, Springs. Oklahoma.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Caldwell and daughters Leonora and Alkaline MT. and Mrs. ]. DeBree. Mir and Mrs. Edward Coldwell. Messrs Robyn John- ston, Edwin Brown and Peter I.assen an oyster supper at Tempe. Saturday night
 Flovd Simmons. who has been the guest of his sister Mrs P. x. Harder has gone to Phoenix for an indefinite stay.
 Misses May Nanderhoof. Mary En- bry. Mary keene Graves. Zerra En- bry. Mabel Waggoner, Alice Waggo- ner, May Donaldson all members of the Cheuf Sewick Camp Fire Els worth Brown, George Thomas and Cecil Embry enjoyed an informal fudge party at the home of Mrs. Elm nett Elliott, Friday night.
 Mrs. T. Fl. Caldwell is driving the mail auto to Fort Mcdowell. whilo her husbands time is employed with the E 0. Brown house.
 Mrs Alvin Feree reached hona