Arizona republican., 1917-10-03
GLENDALE COUPLE
 UNITED FUR LIFE

GLENDALE, Oct. 2 Forrest Booth left last night for Salt Lake City to visit his brother. Dad Rudd will take his place as night watch man during his absence. The city council held it's regular meeting at the town hall last night. Mrs George Cox is with the Glen dale News again.
 Mrs. Ida Saulman entertained at dinner yesterday. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. R. ". Patterson ard daughters Misses Norine and Kath- lyn Patterson, MT. and Mrs. L. ". Muliinax, Marshall Odum and Louis Gardner.
 A baby boy arrived at the home of MT .anG Mrs. Henry Thurman Friday Virgil Anderson, Paul Eyer, Miss Ada West and Miss Maida Small | house motored ever to Tempe yes | terday, returning by way of the Hole in the Rock for picnic sup per.
 Constable Marks arrested a Rus sian yesterday for speeding on the avenue.
 Cards rece.ved from the Sine hunt ing party mailed at Prescott, say they are having fine time Albert Straw and Frank Weigoid 1 WHO nave been III tHe HOI tNeln part of the state all summer returned | home Sunday.
 The local Red Cross received 100 boxes with oiled napkins from the Phoenix chapter and distributed them to those wishing to put up lunches | for the boys leaving Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Walters. Mrs. George Walters and Mrs. Claude Shively motored out to the f N. Harris home on the desert yesterday.
 The Methodist Aid Society will hold a bazaar about the last of this month.
 Mayor C. N. Tinker attended the Liberty Bond dinner in Phoenix Mon day evening.
 Miss Lucia Kearns and Paul Hud- son were married last night at tic home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kearns, by Rev. Northrup of the Baptist church. Only a few relatives and intimate friends weie present. The bride was lovely in soft white crepe de chine. The rooms were tastefully decorated with car nations. Carnations were also used for the table decorations. Cake, punch, ice cream and sandwiches were served to the guests after the ceremony. The young couple will re- side at the brides home for the present. Many beautiful gifts were received from friends who are show ering them with good wishes.
 Allan Bixby stopped over yesterday to visit his aunt, Mrs. William Hewitt, MT. Bixby who belongs to the Bixby family of California, recently came from Lida, Nevada. He is going to the Bixby ranch in the Tonto coun- try to look after his cousins in- terests. there.
 " F. Towne and C. E. Sweet are lup In the White river country hunt ing. They write they are having a fine time and getting plenty Of game.
 E. c. Graves was in town yester day from Peoria, shopping and visit ing his friends.
 Letters are beginning to arrive from the boys at Camp Funston They say they don't have time to get lone- some and everything is very differ ent and interesting.
 Harry Conner has been made cor lporal This will please his many friends here. The boys will be glad to receive letters from any of theil friends. Their address is Battery B 340 F. A. N. A., Camp Funston, Kan sas.
 A. M. Hoel will have a stock sale at his beautiful ranch home Thursday The Methodist Aid Society will be or hand with home made pies and ict cream to sell. They made $50 at tht last sale.
 Charlie Coenour has a new bicycle with which to deliver his Republi. cans to the many subscribers.
 J. w. Sullivan was in town Satur- Iday looking after business interests