Phoenix tribune., 1919-03-22

Mrs. John II. Smith Las been very
i'll the past three weeks suffering with |
pneumonia. At first, her case seemed !
hopeless, but now she is improving
nicely. Her little daughter Jhonnie
/ is very i'll and needs close attention,
which the mothers physical condition
will not permit her to give. It has
heen very hard for this poor mother
and child, as not a person has turned
a hand to help them. Mrs. Smith is
I the wife of John H. Smith, who has
\ been doing overseas duty. She is
here among strangers and without
+ proper means of support The white
ladies of the local Red Cross and two
hand in the matter and given her a
little aid. DR.. Couch, the attending
physician, says she will recover, but
her little daughter needs careful az
tention. Mrs. Smith received a le!
ter from her husband who is now at
Fort Bliss, Texas, stating that he will
be home soon. She will appreciate
any favors that may be conferred up
on her.
A. c. cunciI Laid to Rest
The funeral of A. c. Council was
held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
from the C. NJ E. church. The Sir
Knights and Daughters of Tabor turn
ed out in body and had charge of
the funeral. A large circle of friends
came to, view the remains and listen
to the last sad rites. Many beautiful
floral offerings were placed upon the
casket and a large gathering of
friends followed the remains to the
cemetery. Rev A. c. Caldwell, pas
tor of the c. M. E. church, read the
obituary and delivered an address up
on the life and death of this beloved
Christian man.
New Ad Man
The Tribune is pleased to announce
the addition of a new ad man to our
staff The merchants of Phoenix have
responded so literally to the support
/ of the Tribune that we are forced
to put on another man to help look
after their advertising needs. We shall
give you formal introduction to him
soon.
Return from Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carter, 1925 East
Madison street, who have been So
journing in Los Angeles the past
week. returned to Phoenix this week
and are staying at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Varnes at the above
address.
From Kansas City, Kans.
Mr.. Walter Hill of 1909 North 9th
street, Kansas City, Kans., is recent
arrival in Phoenix He came for the
benefit of his health and during the
short time he has been in the city,
feels some improvement. Mr. Hill is
member of Kaw Valley Lodge No. 81
Knights of Pythias and is in comfort
able circumstances. He is staying al
| the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Childers, 4O7 East Jefferson street.
Mrs. B. Smith Home from Hospital
+ Mrs. B. Smith, POI East Van Buren,
who underwent an operation at st.
Joseph's hospital a few. days ago, is
again with us She is getting along
nicely and desires to thank her many
friends for their kindness and beauti-
full flowers which they brought her
while confined at the hospital
Rev. VIM. SoIly Convalescing-
The Rev. VIM. Solly, who has been
quite ill the past week. is reported
much improved and well on the road
| to recovery He was very sick man
last week and his friends were greatly
concerned about him.
Mrs. j. A. Green improving
We are pleased to report the con-
dition of Mrs. J. A. Green and son
John T. Jr., as much improved. They
hope to be out in few days.
Texas Arrival
Mrs. E. E. Potts of Bonham, Texas,
wife of E. E. Potts, proprietor of the
Boston Lunch Counter, arrived Tues
day morning and has joined her hus-
band here. They will make Phoenix
their permanent home and for the [
present will continue to reside at 2S4
} North 18th street. Mr.. Potts is the
happiest man in Phoenix and is wear
ing smile that won't come off
Prescott Arrivals
Mr.. w H. Young and wife, and Mrs
4 Paris Tabron of Prescott arrived in
Phoenix Tuesday morning and were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. |
Caldwell for the day They motorcd
to Aqua Caliente in Mr.. Geo. Murry's
big touring car and will spend few
days at this resort, resting and enjoy
ing the real luxuries of life. After