Arizona republican., 1920-11-08

sition with the A. S. and R. vacated by Dr. c. E. Shields
 Mrs. W. M. Cox of Christmas was in the city Thursday. The lunch served by the ladies of the church on election day was well pa tronized.
 Mrs. Leona Young and Mrs. Winnie Reidy of Christmas attended the cleo tion dance.
 Mrs. Lloyd Taylor of Los Angeles is visiting her mother, Mrs Alice Dunn, and sisters, Mesdames, Lumbley, Col | lister and Green.
 Mrs. H. c. Smith has as visitors her father, mother and sister from Ohio. MT. and Mrs. Jones and Miss Dora Jones. | L. F. Knox has resigned his position with the Ray Con. company and has accepted a position with the Mesabi Iron company of Babbitt. Mich- on the engineering staff. Mir. Knox has been with the Ray Con. five years. He was two years in overseas service. Rev. L. M. Stewart of Phoenix con- ducted the services at the NJ. D. church
 last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. L. Fay and E. NJ
 Blake, motored to Phoenix Wednesday.
 Mrs. Fay will undergo an operation on
 her eye while there.
 w L. Corthay has moved into the
 George Johnson place in North Hayden.
 Carl Williams has moved to the place formerly occupied by MT. Corthay. Miss Lillie Jacobson, Miss Mary
 Parsons, Miss Jennie Jacobson, Miss } Gladys Lucas, Shirley Jacobson, Lewis
 Cohen and Fred Jacobson, attended the Halloween party in Ray Fridey evening, October 29.
 Mrs. J. Butell, entertained 30 children
 Saturday afternoon with a Hallowe'e en party. Ghosts, tricks and taffy pulling were the amusements. The children s report having a fine time.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Houston and Mir t and Mrs. W. A. Turner were Tucson
 visitors Saturday.
 l. MT. and Mrs. C. F. Armstrong and
 Mrs. B. II. Shepherd motored to Miam. l Saturday.
 e MT. and Mrs. ". A. Pratt and MT
 and Mrs. Carl Williams, went quail /. hunting Sunday. They boast of good . hunting and a fine quail dinner.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Denis and Isadors . Denis have moved to Phoenix where : they will engage in the tire vulcanizina business.
 !. c. Roberts has resigned his posi- < tion with the Ray Con. and has accept
 ed a position in Venice, Calif.
 Friday evening the Camp Fire girls Il entertained in honor or the boy scouts | at a masquerade ball, given in the ol6 f office of the Ray Con. The old build i ing was gaily decorated with corn ana : pumpkins, cats, owls and bats in fes. q toon form. Dancing, games and hoo . doc tricks furnished the amusement q The refreshments were served b,
 ghosts in a very prettily decorated
 dining room and consisted of pumpkin s pie, doughnuts, cider and bonbons d Miss Ina Langridge, guardian of the if Camp Fire and MT. and Mrs. Kirk
 patrick were the chaperons About 6l
 young people of Wlnkleman and Hay e den attended.
 e Rex O'Neil has resigned his position 7. here and will make Santa Ana, Calf
 his home.
 : W. K. Ford went to Phoenix thi 't week.
 w. H. Boyl1in is now living on hi | ranch and will enlarge his dairy. H T has resigned his position with tn . Ray Con.
 q Mrs. c. ". Dutton entertained tn !, children of the junior Sunday schoo VI classes at her home with a Hallowe'e el 2 party. The decorations were artistf V and the children were all in costume n some as goblins and others in fancifu q Halloween style. The witches cauldrol
 gave each child a fortune and a treat if The ghost stories brought forth shriel1 10 and peels of laughter. The hostes Il was assister by Mrs. Johns as ghost
 Mrs. Plots as witch. and Mrs. Dunl