Arizona republican., 1917-03-20
NOTES FROM BUSY
SC0TTSDALE TOWN.

SCOTTSDALE, March 20.-Dr. and
Mrs. Corington of Silver Lake, Cali
1orhia. arrived at the Salt river
reservation on Friday, where Dr.
Corington assumes his dutie sas
medical advisor, this being his first
post in the Indian service.
There VIII be held Saturday, March
81, a school election for the purpose
OF filling me vacancy in the scnool
board left by C. L. Coidwell, whose
| term expires this spring.
| A meeting OF the Ladies' Union
was held on Tuesday afternoon at me
home Oh Mrs. Cash. A missional V
program was given under the leader
ship OF Mrs. FRANK Last, after which
cake and tea We're served by the
hostess. The next meeting VIII be
| held in two weeks, and will be in
charge of the Aid Society division,
the name OF the entertaining hostess
TO be announced later.
Grant Donaldson and l. d. Farra
are here engaged in painting the t.
O. Brown residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cieon Sharpe and
little daughter, Jean Elizabeth, were
sunday guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. W.
f. MAY, of Glendale.
Scottsdaie contributed small per-
| centage OF the attendance at the
circus at Tempe Monday night the
party of young men going over from
mere was composed of Wade Mar
shall, Charles Fitzgerald, Albert
Latimes, George Thomas. Terry Rug
giles and Charles Pancius
A number from mere were in at
tendance at the funeral of Glen
Starkey, which was held in Phoenix
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Starkey s
death occurred on Saturday in Las
VEGAS, New Mexico, and he was
brought to Phoenix for interrment
in the family burial ground of th,
Hayden's. He leaves wife who was
M.ss~ Gussie Hayden, daughter OF
MILFORD Hayden, and one small son,
Theodore Starkey.
Mrs. Ellen Cash and Miss Annie
Cash entertained Mi. and Mrs. Ham
ilton on Saturday.
n. Sontag has returned to the
Graves ranch after short visit to
California
Mrs. j. 7. Johnston, Mrs. George
Johnston, Miss Mabel Brown and
Miss Beatrice krallman recently en-
joyed a delightful day at the home
of Mrs. Fred Weaver of Paradise
valley
K. W Shepard. who las been in
Los Angeles since the first of the
ID. w. johnson, the manager of the
Wiley ranch. north of Scottsdale. is
looking for the owner of a pony that
came to the ranch house recently.
Frank Poole is one of the most
recent victims of the grippe, and has
been confined TO the house since
early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Payne and
children of Chandler. visited on Sun
day at the home of S. P. Emhry
Mr. and Mrs. William vor Ben
schoten left Friday for their home in
Washington, D. c. Mr. Won Ben
schotea arrived a week age to ioin
his wife who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Smith of
Angleland ranch. for the winter
mopths
Free Wilson, who has been en-
ployed at Arden ranch has left for
Phoenix.
/ The Parent teacher association met
1T the school house on Friday after
day afternoon and listened to ar
instructive talk by Mrs. Edith Sails
| bury of the university extension
school. Mrs. Saiisbury's talk was on
food values. hygiene, and care and
cooking for the sick. At the close OF
her remarks. group of young girls
OF the school served tea and waters.
while the topics of the lecture were
discussed. TIE next meeting will be
| held in I, months time.
Miss, Prudy Holmes. Edward
Graves. Roland Coggeschan and
Frederick Elliott are all back in
school after forced absence on ac-
count of illness.
Miss Fern Caswell Kenneth Cas-
| well and Roy Van Leer were Sunday
guests of Cleta and Howard ZelIner
Little Miss Dorothy Loomis at
tended the birthday party of her
sister Eleanor. in Phoenix on Satllr-
day afternoon remaining until Sun
! day evening. when her parents went
in to accompany her home.
The Chief Sewick Camp Fire held
a ceremonial meeting On Friday night,
at the home Of Misses Mary and
Aena Embry, WITH the following mem
oers present, in addition to the en-
tertainirg hostesses Misses Marian
, Carter, Fern Caswell, Mary Graves
Leonora Coldwen Edna Front Nav
| Fanderhoof. Beatrice Kralitnan and
Mrs. Emmett Elliott This was the
flrst meeting held since the girls
| completed their new ceremonial cos
tunes, and also the first meeting with
the assistant guardian, Miss Krall-
man, present. Al the close of the
evening, Mrs. i1mbry served fight
| refreshments to the assembled guests
The affair was in the nature OF an
| anniversary, as the first ceremonial
meeting of the Camp Fire was held
Just year ago at the Embry home.
Cleon Sharp has started work on
his new residence north of the vii
lage. He has only recently completed
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