Arizona republican., 1919-05-22

wife, Mrs. Alice Smith. and four daugh- ters. Mrs. Osie Barkley, Mrs. s. F. Fucker, Mrs. C. C. Holland, and Miss Lucille Smith.
 MISSIONARY PROGRAM FRIDAY The Woman's Missionary circle of the Calvary Baptist church has pre- pared an interesting study of the work Of North American Baptists in Africa, which will be given Friday evening, May g, at the home of Mrs. L. w Coggins, 45 Coronado road. All mem bers and friends of the congrega tion are cordially invited to attend
 THANKS FRIENDS FOR AID- Mrs. F. W. Fisk is very grateful to her friends in this valley who have aided in the search for her sister. Car cline Hedstrom, who disa ppeared from her ranch several weeks ago. She also asks her friends to keep a watch full eye for the missing woman and to report to the sheriff's office any clues to her whereabouts that may be dis covered.
 DANCE AT eUcKEYE-A dance will be held at Buckeye Friday evening, May g. Music will be furnished by musicians from Phoenix. All residents of this city are invited to attend.
 PICNIC NEXT FRIDAY Daugs- ters of Caledonia will give it's annual picnic at Eastlske park on Friday at o'clock. The committee in charge announce that all Scotchmen are in vited
 HONOR DAUGHTERS MARRIAGE Mir. and Mrs. John Tomasko, of 1154 East Garfield street, gave a. reception Tuesday evening in honor of the mar riage Of their daughter, Ethel Tomas ko, to We're Holsinger. a returned sol dier. Only a few close friends and the immediate relatives of the young couple were present. The table was artisticaIly decorated with flags and flowers. The recently married. couple will be at home to their friends at 1134 East Garfield
 DR. TAHR MAY NOT RETURN AlONE-Dr. E. C. Tarr. a pediatrist of this city, is leaving Thursday for Los Angeles on a combined business and pleasure trip. It is rumored that he win return the early part of the coming week, but possibly not alone. | Society will undoubtedly remember the young lady who was a visitor in this city for some six weeks last winter and who was the incentive for many social affairs before she returned to her home | in Los Angeles.
 ALFALFA CANDY FOR KIDDIEs- 1 The factory at Riverside park that makes the famous Alf-Ine candies and drinks from Salt River valley alfalfa has planned special treat for the kid dies of Phoenix today. They have ar advertisement elsewhere in The Re publican inviting the youngsters tC come and see how alfalfa candy i: made by the ton in the new factory and every child that clipps and pre-. sents the ad at the factory today vii be given free a bag of Alf-Ine chew
 and an Alf-Ine all day sucker.
 HELD FOR LARcENY-W. M. Col. Her charged with grand larceny. was held to answer to the superior court by Justice Wheeler yesterday who placei his bond at $500 which was furnishd Collier is charged with the larceny o
 S76 from C. W. Scaffer. in whose hom, he had quarters. The defendants room ladjoined that of Mr. and Mrs Schaef. fer and he is alleged to have taken tn, money during the night. Practically the entire amount was on Collier wher
 arrested by the authorities, accordins
 to the testimony.
 SNO T1Gh oAO Of1 ENN AM iS
 Claiming that he has at least fou1
 bogus checks circulated about town
 including one for taxi hire amountin:
 to s37, Gilbert Blance, deputy sheriff yesterday arrested E. NJ. Maderson
 Maderson, the officers believe to be on.
 of the most active paper hangers !, operating in the county. He is alleged
 to have passed a check on Hyde 7 Brothers, two at the Jefferson hote and one to W. c. Butler. Maderson who is 24 gave his address as Buffalo
 New York.
 WOMEN OF M. E. CHURCH T,
 PICNIC-The Ladies' Aid society C
 the First Methodist Episcopal chure
 will hold a picnic at Eastlake park to
 day. A picnic lunch will be served g , 6:45 o'clock. All women of the churc
 and their husbands or friends are in vited to be present. Each woman requested to bring a lunch, knife forl
 spoon, plate and cup for herself an
 guest Ice cream and punch will |