Arizona republican., 1918-03-03
T0[LES0N
 POST ADJUTANT

The box supper at the union school | last Friday night was we'll attended | and netted a nice sum which will | be invested in an organ to be used 1 by the school and literary society.
 Miss Elizabeth Ivy who is a stu dent at Tempe Normal, spent Wash ington's birthday and the week end l at home with her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. J. P. Ivy.
 T. T. Tyrrel and wife have moved from Tolleson to Holton on the south side. MT. Tyrrel was chief book keeper for the Holmes-W -Wooten Co.,, at their Tolleson office and will be in charge of similar work for them in their operations on the south side.
 ''Holton" is the name of the new townsite now being established by the Holmes-Wooten company at the site of their extensive cotton opera tions on the south side. They will establish a large general store and as soon as arrangements can be per fected will seek postoffice.
 c. A. Reid is remodeling his coun- try home and installing such con- veniences as will make it a thoI- oughly modern dwelling.
 The folks of Union school district and territory surrounding have or ganized Sunday school, the place of meeting being the school house, the hour of meeting is 2:3O p. m. every Sunday. The public is well come, and those living nearby are urged to attend and help make success of the organization that has for it's object the upbuilding and bet | terment of the community
 L. c. Holmes returned Monday morning from Los Angeles where he had spent the week end that he I might enjoy a few days rest from the duties incident to the superin- tending of the preparations of some 1000 acres of land for the planting of cotton.
 The pie social that was to have been given by the women of the Tolleson church Wednesday night of this week was postponed to some future date, owing to the indictment weather. Watch for the date and be present to participate in the pur chase of the palatable pastries that will be offered for sale
 l.. l.. Ellis who for some time has had charge of the dry goods depart ment of the Holmes-Woo store at this place. has been transferred to Holton where he will have similar work with the same company.
 o. E. Great is now chief bookkeeper in the Tolleson office of the Holmes Wooten company vice MT. Tyrrel.
 The masquerade ball at the audi torium last Friday night was a de- cided success from any viewpoint. The music was superb, the attend ance was large and composed of a happy, well-met crowd of young and otherwise, bent on having a good time. It had been the intention of the management to award some ap propriate prize to the person appear ing in the best makeup, but due to the fact of there being so many so appropriately dressed for the occasion as to put them in class one, the : judges were unable to agree, and hence a compromise was effected whereby it was decided to give hon. orable mention and save their, ie
 the judges bacon. The part of Isis Hopkins was we'll taken by Miss Harrington of Phoenix, while Miss Columbia was present anda very at-
 tractively carried by Mrs. List. To
 Mrs. Blendinger of Creighton dis
 trict, fell the honor of being the only ! cowgirl on the job. Mesdames Rob- ? bins and Trowbridge of Phoenix | camouflaged the party of gypsy girls so nearly perfect as to quite com
 pletely captivate some of the love-
 sick swains that otherwise might
 have been seriously attracted by e those carrying the characters of the : clown, of which there were goodll r number, all well taken. All in all d the entire affair was so well received o that the management has consented $ to announce that in the near futur' y they will give another opportunit, | to their patrons to enjoy repetition It of the enjoyable affair
 h Tuesday afternoon Frank Pore o e Dunkirk, Ohio, accompanied by hi a daughter, Mrs. H. H. Foltz and he a sons of Madison district, called ol
 the Cooneys. MT. Pore is spendini e some weeks in the valley and is yer. d much impressed with the substantia $ advancement noticeable about tn