Phoenix tribune., 1919-08-16
Win Enter School in California

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stearns and
daughter, Bobbis, left this week for
California. They will place Bobbie in
one of the California schools for this
season. Bobbie was a student in the
primary grades at the Douglas school
last year Inadequate school facilities
here necessitated the change.
Visitor From Memphis, Tenn
Mrs Rosetta Edwards of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
NJ. Peck. at SO7 East jefferson street.
Barbecue August 18th
Mr. and Mrs Jim Henderson of
Mesa have planned grand barbecue
in that city on the 18th inst, for the
benefit of the c. NJ E. church in this
city, of which they are members. Ev-
erybody is invited to attend this feast
in the Gem City on that date A good
time is guaranteed.
Ask Him Why
Ask the grocer, merchant or busi-
ness man with whom you trade if he
advertises in "Your Paper'-the Trib-
une. If he does not, ask him why.
Men and Women, Attention.
Mrs w J. Jones, the Beauty Speci-
aiist, with parlors at 419 East Wash
ington street, wishes to announce that
she is prepared to do manicuring, mas
saying, and shampooing for both men
and women. There are some men who
take pride in their personal adorn-
ment and want to look fit when they
sally forth and it is to these men that
this announcement is made Read her
advertisement on the classified page
and phone 1912 for appointment.
Thirty Years With Santa Fe
Mr.. R. C. Cannon of Topeka, Kans.,
is brother-in-law of Mrs. Marion
Noble of this city. He has been in
the employ of the Santa Fe Railway
Company at Topeka for thirty years
and is now drawing a pension in addi.
ton to his regular salary. He has
also the privilege of pass for him
self and his wife to any part Of the
United States for the next thirty years
should either of them live that long.
Mrs. Cannon is now in Los Angeles
spending her summer vacation.
Mesa Rally Success.
The first quarterly meeting and rally
held at Mesa by members of the A.
M. E. church, proved great success.
About twenty-five people from Phoe-
nix journed to the Gem City to as
sist with the rally. The presiding ell
der, Rev. J. II. Allen, assisted by Rev
Herring and Wimberley conducted the
services. over $50 was raised by this
effort and the pastor and members are
well pleased with results. The meet
ing was held in the white Methodist
church and the pastor Of the church
told them they are welcome to hold
services in the church until the A. M.
E. church has been built Further
more, the members of the White Me
thodist church are going to assist the
colored people in their effort to raise
funds for building purposes.
More Welding Bells
! Monday, August 11th, Mr. VIM. Ma
/ bry and Mrs. Alice Scott were quietly
married by Rev. f. H. Herring, pas
tor of the A. NJ. E. church. Mr. and
Mrs. Mabry are prominent society
leaders in the Capitol City and active
members of the A. NJ e. church AT
ter August 10th, they will be at home
to their friends at 500 South Second
street.
Fish House Reopened
Mr. |. c. Dare, former owner of the
Boston Lunch Counter at II South
Second street, has reopened the old
Fish House at 81 South Second street
and will be pleased to meet all his old
friends and patrons Mr. Dare needs
no introduction to the people of Phoe
nix for his culinary skill is well known
to the hungry public lie will special
ize in old fashioned home cooking
like your mothers were accustomed to
turn out, and extends an invitation to
all 10 visit his establishment when
hungry Remember the number-2I
South Second street.
Oil Leases for Sale
| Investors in oil stock have an op
portunity to purchase oil claims in
Arizona at the ridiculously low pr-ce
of Is cents per acre. Better inyesti
gate this proposition. Read all about
it in the classified columns of the Tri
bune and write for information.
Our Method
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une with the understanding that oul
readers win consider each advertise
ment direct appeal to them and