Arizona republican., 1918-10-08
BAN AT GLENDALE
 ON ALL GATHERINGS

GLENDALE, Oct. Swallowing the example of Phoenix in closing all schools, churches, and places of amusements, the board of health met in special session yesterday and unan- imously voted to close all such places for an indefinite period to pre- vent the spread of Spanish influenza. There is no great danger from the few cases here at present if reasonable precautions is taken, and the strict rule adopted was precautionary measure to protect the town from siege of it. Commencing today, all pool halls, picture shows, dances, lodges and any form of gatherings, will be prohibited. Special officers will be detailed to sec that the children on tho streets are on errands for their parents.
 Anyone knowing of case of the disease is requested to notify the sec retary of the board, A. G. Pitcher. The matter of selling milk to neighbors was also taken up by the board and it was decided to rigidly enforce the ordinance that all vendors of milk must have a permit. At present the only dairy that has complied with the ordinance is the Golden Rule dairy of c. E. Rice. The public rest room will also be closed during the period necessary.
 | The public schools all closed at noon | yesterday here and the George Nor gan school west of town closed at the end of the day
 George Cox gave his last perform ance at the Rainbow theater last night to packed house. The audi ence greatly enjoyed the show and hope it will not be long before they can again have their amusements. Several things planned for the week will have to be postponed till later on.
 The board of health suggests the following rules:
 Don't enter houses where sickness exists; don't expectorate on sidewalks or in public places; cover your mouth with handkerchief when coughing
 don't kiss anyone or shake hands; don't let your children play on the streets. but keep them in the open air at home; don't let yourself worry or get panic stricken: don't use common drinking cups; don't forget to spray
 nose and throat several times daily
 with antiseptic solution; don't enter
 stores or store buildings unless alb
 solutely necessary. Signed.
 | GLENDALE BOARD OF HEALTH
 Arthur Trebil and family are here
 from Crocker, Missouri, to visit MT Trebil's brothers, Del. and Jean Trebil The family expects to remain if they I can find a suitable location.
 c. c. Englehart and D. Seneta ot
 Congress have bought block II in East Glendale and expect to erect cottages
 for renting. There is still need fol ! more small places to accommodate tho , families coming in.
 I A popular young couple were mar } ried yesterday at the pretty new hom, : the groom has prepared for his bride
 The groom, l.. V. Edwards. has helt l the position of bookkeeper for the ic' company several years; the bride, Mis- l Inez Ralston, has been connected witt s the Glendale newspaper the past tw, years. Only a few intimate friend D and relatives were present. Mrs. Le !, Pinnell a sister of the bride, was her , from Humboldt. for the wedding. ], The little. Gilbert and Russ part y are home from their hunting trip
 they did not get any large game; bu : report splendid time.
 : Mrs. Frank Rich, who has been yer c i'll with pneumonia. is still living bu 0 small hopes are held out for her re ;, covery.
 n The funeral of Mrs. Mary McMillia 6 was held at the Christian church a d 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, inter S ment was made fin Glendale cemeter, t Reverend David Roberts and wife ar
 guests at the James Hammels hom,
 Reverend Roberts will hold the me
 morial service for Charlie Clifford 2
 the Methodist Episcopal church toda,
 Young Clifford was a popular mem
 Der of the church.