Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-14

of the armistice no soldiers are need
ed ''over there" and the government
gave Mr.. Stewart an honorable dis
charge. He says that he was anxious
to get a shot at the Huns and really
wanted to see France. His mother,
Mrs. A. Stewart, 238 West Jackson
street, is delighted to have her boy
home again and we have reasons to
believe that he is GLAD to be here.
El Paso Visitors-Mrs. VIM. Carter
and niece of El Paso. Texas, are visit
ing Mrs. w. A. Brown on South Eighth
street. Mrs. Carter is sister of Mrs.
Browns. They may spend the winter
here
Las Vegas Arrivals-Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. Denwoodie of Las Vegas, N. NJ,
are recent arrivals in Phoenix. They
are here for the benefit of Mr.. Den
woodie's health They have rented
cottage at Is East Mckinley street
and should Mr.. Denwoodie's health
show signs Of improvement, will re-
side here permanently. For the past
several months they have been resid-
ing at Fort Whipple, where Mrs. Den
woodie was employed by the govern
ment She is a first-class cook and
will accept employment in that line.
Harvey Curtis Not Dead-A letter
received from Harvey Curtis, who was
discharged from the army on account
OF poor vision, states that he is not
dead yet and to prove it, will return
here soon. Following is an excerpt
from his letter: "I wish to advise nv
friends, in and out of Phoenix, that |
am not dead as reported, but had one
of the greatest battles that was ever
fought with that mighty champion, in
fluenza. l was confined to my bed
for one month and half, but now am
glad to say, that by the great power
of the Almighty, l am able to be up
and about and shall return to Phoenix
soon" Harvey Curtis, 626 So, Bonnie
Brae, Los Angeles, CAL
December Crisis Here-Mr. J. w.
Smell, the popular newsdealer at 27
South Second street, wants you to
know that the Xmas number of the
Crisis is here. He says that you will
have to hurry il you want a COPY of
this magazine, for they are going like
the proverbial hot cakes. During the
past few weeks Mr.. Smell has expert
enced some difficulty in getting his
papers. Many customers have been
1nconvenienced and lot OF explana-
ton was necessary. The fault was
with the government, whose transpor.
tation facilities were inadequate, and
Mr.. Smell wishes to be exempted from
further abuse. Adequate transporta.
tion facilities are now available and
you can get your home paper" every
week at SHELLS. Today he has left
few copies of the Chicago Defender,
Kansas City Sun, New York Age, Dal-
las Express, The Freeman, and one or
two copies of the Tribune. On Mon
day and Tuesday he'll have CON-
plete stock. Don't fail to try some of
his fried fish and other delacies that
have made Phoenix famous and the
name Fish House" popular by-word
on the tongues of all Phoenicians.
o'NeaI Family convaIescing-Mrs.
Ira O'Neal and children, who have
been quite ill the past two weeks suf-
fering with an attack of flu, are re-
ported much improved. They are en-
tirely out of danger.
Off to Buckeye-Mr. John E. Lewis.
who has been employed as nurse in
the Emergency Hospital here, left for
Buckeye to engage in similar work.
He has many friends among the re-
cent sufferers from influenza whom
he nursed back to health and they are
loud in their praise of Mr.. Lewis eff
cheney. AS soon as the epidemic sub
sides In Buckeye, Mr.. Lewis will re-
turn to his home in this city. He re-
sides at 72S East Washington street.
Smiths in Town-Mr w. ]. Smith
and family, who resided on a ranch
south of Phoenix, have leased their
place for period of three years and
come to live in town. They have pur.
chased the Bayless property on West
Grant street and will reside there in
the future. liz
Lady Evangelist Will Preach-Rev.
X. H. Herring, pastor of the A. M. E.
church, corner Second street and JEFF
ferson, announces that on next Sun.
day. Dec. is, the eleven o'clock serv-
ices will be conducted by Mrs. M. L.
Maxfield. an evangelist. who will ad-
dress the congregation. All are in
vited to come out and hear this inter
esting lecturer.
Influenza Again--Mrs. w. C. Gar
rett and little daughter, Odessa, have
been confined the mast week suffar