Arizona republican., 1917-09-30
SCOTTsDALE FOLK
 HAVE ACTIVE WEEK

SCOTTSDALE, Sept 29-Miss Marian Carter spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs M B. Carter. She is attending school in Phoenix. Miss Mary Keene Graves is also Phoenix student, being a sophomore in high school, while Tempe high draws Miss Leonora ColdWell.
 Mrs. J. c. Waugh has arrived from Oklahoma to spend the winter with her sOnin-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd Stuchal.
 The Farm Improvement Association meeting held Thursday night was not very well attended, which was unfor tunate, as W. A. Barr gave an inter esting talks on agricultural topics. It is desired that all the members attend the next meeting, at which time the annual election of officers will be held.
 Cards received by S. A. Allen from his son Henry, who is on his way to Camp Funston, would indicate that the boys are not suffering from either lack of food or lack of attention. Both are plentiful and of the very best
 MT and Mrs. T. H. Caldwell and sons are moving to the Charles Caldwell ranch which they will manage for he owner, leaving him free to devote his time to the cotton gin at Tempe The pleasant Caldwell home, "Bryn Mawr," in Paradise Valley, is thus left vacant and is for rent for the winter. Mrs. Helen Hayden left for Virginia recently, where she will enter the Roudolph- Macon school MT. and Mrs. James Clark and chil- dren, Dorothy and Clarence, reached | home Thursday evening after several weeks visit at their former home in Oklahoma.
 NI,a. +. | Wednesday morning after pleasant summer spent on the coas MT. and Mrs. George Cavalier and ! family spent Monday at Manzanite l Range.
 l Work has begun on the attractive new bungalow which E. L. Graves is having built on the corner lot opposite ] the Graves Ranch. When completed ] it will be one of the most pleasant I places in the village. l Miss Anna Mae Walthal and J. w Walthall were Sunday gues of MT i and Mrs. A. G. Bailey of Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and chil- i dren of Phoenix spent Sunday at the V. A. Vanderhoof home
 Mrs L. Zellner has received word
 from friends in Rush Springs, Okla homa, of the death there of J. B. 1 Bruner. which occurred suddenly. The
 Bruner family spent last winter in 1 Scottsdale and made many friends
 who will learn of the death with sor- l row.
 Miss Carriebel Parker entertained a
 few friends at dinner Sunday in honor
 of J. H. Brown of Santa Barbara who
 is visiting his sons here Those pres
 ent were MT. ard Mrs. George G. Johnson and baby son, Messrs J. H. 1 Brown, Robyn Johnston, Frank Baker, l Will Brown and Edwin Brown. l Emmet Elliott, who spent the week : end with his family in Scottsdale, has
 returned to ManZanuta Range. | Miss Ruth George has left for Wash l ington, D. C., to resume her position
 in Miss Madero's school for girls MT. and Mrs. H. s. New and fam fly have taken possession of their ranch east of Scottsdale, on the road to | Salt River Reservation.
 Mrs. Philip Harder is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Goldie Riegel of Col 1 orado.
 1 Mrs. Alvin Feree spent the weekend | with Mrs. J. F. BurleSon.
 William Van Kleeck has returned
 from a pleasant summer at Santa
 Monica and is domiciled at the Graves ranch