Arizona republican., 1920-03-27

Arizona. where he is working for a mining company.
 Louis Mendoza. who was accidentally shot Tn the neck the other day, has re- covered so that he is able to resume his business of supplying his customers with milk.
 Mrs J. A. Duncan and her two sons returned to their home in Globe Tues day after spending several weeks visit 1 ing with her sistetr Mrs. F.. R. Marble. Mrs. Y. R. Armstrong visited for sew eral days last week with her friends in Ray, returning on Thursday with Mir. Armstrong; mother. Mrs. Thurman, who came over to attend the festivities at the Y.
 The School Days part -yheld at the | s.Y'' Friday evening proved to be a fun making affair. everybody greatly en- joyed the games of their childhood, the many stunts, and the lunches.
 The new entertainment committee of the NocyaT club was appointed last Saturday and the men who will direct the social affairs for the ensuing three months are G. H. Parsons. chairman; w B. Nash. F. w Williams F. J. Wright. c. c. Carter. F. B. Luinley. and Emil Engbiom- The first program will be of musical nature and will be given April 10 at the club.
 Several parties 1notored to Globe last week. among them Mir, and Mrs. J. Hassett and son and Mir. and Mrs. r. l.. Fay.
 The American Legion affair for April 14th is very mysterious and interesting. Those .in the know say that it will be the crowning affair of the season, but tha tis as far as they will goJ and Hayden is still guessing.
 Joe Kerr, who has been ailing for some time. is i'll Phoenix and will un- dergo treatment while there.
 H. L. Lewis. of Hearne, Texas, ar rived this week to take up work with the machine shop force at the smelter. Wignall will be shocked to learn of the death of their son, which took place at their home in California, from pneu- monia.
 Mrs. C. A. Kumke and daughter Elizabeth have gone to Globe to join MT. Kumlle, who is going to Mexico very soon. After spending the sum- mer months in Globe, Mrs Kuml<e will their home in Zacatecas.
 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cook entertained last week in honor of Mr. aEI Mrs. Joe Bruner
 J. O. Hudlow has resigned his posi- ton at the mill and gone to Phoenix to locate home for his family, who will join him very shortly.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Tomlinson left for San Francisco last week. They will spend a week two visiting with Tomlinson was formerly Western Union operator hero and goes to San Francisco to accept a position with the same company.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Stevenson have returned from lengthy stay in Phoe- nix, where Mrs. Stevenson was under going treatment, and they will make their home here. Mir. Stevenson having accepted a position at the Inis..
 Victor Marshall and family have moved to Los Angeles, Calif and ex- pect to make their future home there.
 Herman, ten-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Mayes, is in the Ray hospi- tai. It was found necessary to operate last Monday and he is recovering rapidly.
 J. F. Emmons, formerly of Long | Beach. Cal, has arrived to fill a posi- | tion as switch board operator at the | mill power plant.
 z. T. Miller of Humboldt, Ariz, is | spending several weeks with his old | friend, l.. k. Cavaness.
 Fred Cornelius. for years an employe