Phoenix tribune., 1919-02-15
Burney orehestra WiII Play

VIII De gwen FeDTuary "a at CTuInp
hall. Those holding invitations to
this grand social function will please
take due and timely notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly. An old
fashioned quadrille will be a feature
of the entertainment and Burney's IA
nous orchestra will dispense music
to the participants. Refreshments
will be served from 2 to p. m. and
cordial invitation is extended the
public to come and partake of the
many good things prepared for you.
Arizona Boys in France
Following is list of Arizona boys
now in France and the greetings they
send their many friends They re-
quested the Tribune to publish the list
exactly as given, so here goes:
No. 1 Cfrom Phoenix, Ariz.), Tor
renee Johnson, l. Co., Pioneer Inf, A.
E. F., Bras, France.
No. (from Phoenix, Ariz), Jim
NhilSs W W, o4o IlOHSST I'LL, "A. H.
F., Bras, France.
No. 3 (from Prescott, Ariz), Earl
. Turner, M Co., SIS Pioneer Inf, A. E.
F., Bras, France.
No. (from Tucson, Ariz.), Mon
tana, M Co., S15 Pioneer Inf, A. E. F.,
. Bras, France.
No. 5 (from Phoenix, Ariz.), Cleben
Jackson, L Co., S15 Pioneer Inf, A..
E. F., Bras, France.
No. (from Phoenix, Ariz.), Frank
Logan, L Co., SIS Pioneer Inf, A. E.
F., Bras, France.
No. z (from Phoenix, Ariz.), John
ME Skinner, M Co., S15 Pioneer Inf,
A. E. F., Bras, France.
No. 8 (from Phoenix, Ariz), Willie
Minis, L Co, S15 Pioneer Inf, A. E.
IF, Bras, France
No. 9 (from Phoenix, Ariz.), John
Burton (better known as Heart
Breaker'), Co. K, SIS Pioneer Inf,
A. E. F., Constantine, France.
No. 10 (from Phoenix, Ariz.), Henry
Williams, Co. M, S15 Pioneer Inf, A.
e. F., Bars, France.
Mr.. Howard Indisposed
Mr.. Q. g. Howard, 726 West Grant
street. is reported on the sick lis'
this week.
A Correction
On Monday, February 3, the S. l. A.
club met at the residence of Mrs. T.
u Branch, SAB East Jefferson street,
and not with Mrs George w. Cald-
well, as stated in last weeks issue
Mrs. Watson Passed Through
Friday evening, February Z, Mrs. ].
P. Watson, general solicitor for the
Lincoln Tome and Orphanage at Pu-
eblo, Colo, arrived in Phoenix. She
was returning to Prescott after brief
visit in the southern part of this state,
where she had been in the interest of
the Home She reports a very sue
cessful trip. She left Tuesday morn
ing for Prescott, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs L. J. Harris, and
then proceed to Columbus, n NJ
Off to Hayden
Mrs. Irene Lackey, 23O North Elev-
enth street, viii leave Saturday morn
20 rho i-ft
her mother, Mrs. Steve Howard Mrs.
Lackey will be absent about four
weeks.
The Ford Kicked
Mr.. J. ]. Brown, 400 East Van Bu-
ren street, is nursing a sore hand
. caused by little misunderstanding
between him and his little Ford. Not
to be outdone by this insignificant lit
tie "flivver," Mr. Brown Immediately
traded it in as part payment on
Chevrolet ive-passenger car. His re-
cent purchase is equipped with self
starter and all he has to do is touch
a little button and she's off.
Back From Yuma
Mrs M. NJ Richardson, 730 East
Washington street, returned from
Yuma, where she had been called to
attend her sister, Mrs. Roberta Ellis.
While in Yuma Mrs. Richardson mo-
tored over to Somerton and was favor
ably impressed with that city She
reports her sister as much improved
and well on the road to recovery.
S. |. A. C. Meet
The S. l. A. c. club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Roy Essex at the
residence of Mrs. E. L. Fluellen, 712
East jefferson street Mrs. ]. P.
Watson was an honor guest at the