Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-07

Want a Flu Nurse Mrs. f. NJ.
Brown, 400 East Van Buren, street,
phone number 2143, boasts of having
nursed four influenza patients back to
health. and now stands ready to re-
spond to the call of the fifth Among
the four patients she succeeded in
nursing back to health was the popu-
lar dentist, DR.. Morrison, whose place
of business is Sc East Washington
street She says that she is immune
from the disease and does not fear it.
Letter From John Burton-Some-
where in France. Nov. 6, 1918. Dear
Wife and Sonny: Just a few lines to
let you know that am o. X. Hope
that you, mother and Steve, are well.
This trip had was fine, but haven't
received letter since left the States.
I'll come home some day, you know as
much when as ! do. ! can't write ev-
erything that ! would like to. Tell
Steve to be good boy. l hope that |
shall be permitted to come home soon.
This is Sunday and some of the boys
are going to church, but have not the
tine, for | know you will be glad to
hear from me. Tell the Phoenix boys
that / shall see them soon. Jim White,
Cleve Jackson and Torrence Johnson
are the only ones with me now that
left Phoenix with me. With much
love, am your hubby, John Burton,
S15 Pioneer Inf, Co. K, A. E. F.,
France
Christmas Presents for Ladies-If
you are in quandary and undecided
as to what you should give as a Christ
mas present, you ought to take look
at the wonderful display of drawn
work, Battenberg laces, hand embroid-
cry, silk, kimonos, waists, ETC., at the
Foreign Art Goods Store, 205 West
Washington street. They have a COM
plete stock of Oriental goods and hun
dreds of other articles that will glad.
en- the heart of any woman It will
pay you to visit this establishment.
Whole Family IlI-With only one
exception. the entire family of Mr.. Ira
O'Neal, 923 East Jefferson street, are
i'll with influenza. Mr.. O'Neal alone
is the only well member of the fam
lily. Mrs. O'Neal and her three little
boys are being attended by her grand
mother, Mrs. Brown. They are re-
ported on the road to recovery and no
fears are entertained for them
Thanksgiving Dinner-Mrs Annie
Essex, 119 South Seventh street, en-
tertained with turkey dinner on No
vember 2S. Covers were laid for ten
and a very enjoyable repast was
served. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew White, Mrs. T.
]. White, Mrs. Jessie White and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Essex.
Something Worth WhiIe-Mesdames
Clarence Lindsey and ]. A. Wimber-
ley, PIT North Eleventh street, have
opened hair-dressing parlor and are
prepared to make the most stubborn
head of hair soft and pliable after a
few treatments. They will use the
Poro system exclusively, and men as
well as women may have their hair
treated by this method Their ad ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue. Give
the ladies a call Their phone num-
Der is 4S45
Mrs. chas. Fish Improving-We are
pleased to report the condition of
Mrs Charles Fish, 9O9 East Jefferson
street, as much improved. She has
been quite i'll the past week and her
many friends will be glad to know
that she is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Morrison IIl-Mrs. A. Morrison
who resides on South Ninth avenue,
has been quite i'll the past week. She
is much improved at this writing and
hopes to be out in a few days
Run Down by Auto-A. c. Council,
who resides on a dairy ranch one mile
east of Phoenix. was run down by an
automobile last Saturday afternoon