Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-10
New Apartments Ready

dandy Groom apartment house on the
rear of their lot They are fitted out
with all modern conveniences, such
as bath, electric lights and gas. II
you want neat little apartment for
your family, apply at once First
come first served.
Two-6its For A Meal
Mr. E. E. Potts, well known rest
aurant man of this city. will open
an eating house real soon. He pro
poses to put out a fine meal for just
two-bits, twenty-five cents, a quar-
ter Of a dollar, and will cater to men
who want old fashioned cooking at
old fashioned prices. Nothing served
will cost over 25 cents. Watch these
columns for opening date and loca.
ton
Mrs. Smith To California
Mrs. Scott Smith was among the
outgoing passengers this week. She
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Grand Matron Visits
Mrs. Coreinne Bryan, Grand Worthy
Matron Order of the Eastern Star
for Colorado jurisdiction, was a busi
ness visitor in the city few days
last week. While here she was the
guest of Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter of
ia West Grant street
McKelveys To Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. George McKelyey of
21S East Buchanan street, left this
week for Pueblo, Colorado, to make
their permanent home. The Nc
kelveys have been residents of Phoe-
nix for several years and succeeded
in amassing considerable wealth.
Salt Valley Chapter Organized
Mrs Katie Lyles with assistants, set
up a new chapter last Wednesday
night at Doris hall Nineteen women
and six men were admitted to mem
bership and the following were elected
officers: Worthy matron, Katie
Conyeis; associate matron; Ella NJ
Brown; Mrs. l.. E. Eckles, conduct
ress; Mrs. Wise, assistant conduct
ress: Juanita White secretary;
Mrs. A. w. Woody. treasurer; Richard
Scott, chaplain. and Harry Lyles,
worthy patron.
Home From Texas
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton and sister,
Mrs. Roy Lucas, returned last week
from brief vacation spent in Texas.
New S. M. 7. Lodge
A new lodge of s. M. It's was set
up Wednesday night, July z They
are working under the Texas juris-
diction and start out with IA mem
bers. This lodge pays s575 endow-
ment and is considered one of the
best in the west. The grand deputy
set up the new lodge and installed
the following officers: Mrs. w. c..
Hackett, worthy princess; Mrs. Ella
Turner, vice princess; Mrs. Roy Smith,
Secretary; Mrs. T. T. Turner, assist
ant secretary; Mrs. Mollie Varnes,
treasurer; Mrs. Cora Smith, chaplain;
Mrs. Richardson, outer guard; Mrs.
]. A. Green, inner guard; Miss Mollie
Weaver, pilot; Mrs. Annie Dair, chair
man, trustee board; Mrs. Watts, chair
man, sick committee.
Back To Texas
Mrs. Stella Bowden, sister of Mrs.
Della King of this city, returned last
week to her home in Fort Worth
after two weeks visit in Phoenix
Out OF Business
Mr.. G. T. Tinsley, who few
months ago opened fish market and
cold drink parlor on East Jefferson
street, has sold out his interest in
the business.
To Grand Session
Mrs. Elma Scaggs and Mrs. E. L.
Flewellen, left this week for Los An
geles, Cal, to attend the grand ses-
session of the Sir Knights and Daugh-
ters of Tabor and international Order
of Twelve. Several other delegates
from this city will attend the grand
session ALSO
Protective League Meeting
A meeting of the Phoenix Protec-
tive League will be held Tuesday
night, July 18th, at the Second Bap-
tist church All members and friends
urged to attend. J. L. Davis, vice
president, Mrs Steve Howard, secre.
tary.
Girl Wanted
Wanted-A neat colored girl be-
tween the ages of IA and 1S to assist
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