Arizona republican., 1920-09-06
TEMPE CIGAR STORE
ENTERED AND ROBBED


TEMPE, Ariz., Sept. 5-W. G. Boren,
who owns a cigar stand on Main street,
has been having some repair work done
so that his merchandise can be more
securely locked up at night
Several nights ago as people We're
returning from the show a suspicious
character was noticed sitting on the
bench in front of the stand. The next
morning when Mr.. Boren opened his
place he discovered that someone had
climbed over the wall and had prob
ably helped himself to some good CT
gars. Nothing was left to give any
trace of the thief but the fingerprints
on the wall.
Moves to Town
Albert Austin, who has had charge of
his brothers store nine miles south
of Tempe during the summer, has
moved to town, in order that his chill
dren will be able to attend the Tempe
schools.
Visits Mother
Mrs. James King and little daughter,
Josephine, of Phoenix. were guests of
Miss Flora Dimes Saturday
Home from Bakersfield, Cal.
Miss Susan Parry came in from Ba--
kersfield Sunday morning after spend
ing the summer there with her broth
err Charles. The last few weeks of her
visit was spent in sightseeing at the
different coast resorts and they report
wonderful trip. Miss Parry Will teach
at the Kyrene school the coming term.
Charles Parry accompanied his sister
home and will remain here for a short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Parry
Edith Nj. Jacobs for County Recorder.
Adv. II
Wildernnuth Child Improving
The little Wildermuth girl whose leg
was quite seriously injured when she
fell from an automobile several weeks
ago, is doing as well as could be ex-
pected. The ligaments are healed al
most to the knee and the bruises are
| doing nicely. The leg has not been put
| in splints yet on account of the bruises
| that soon. The child will probably be
! able to use her leg some in two or three
weeks.
Home from the Mountains
John Birchett and family returned
Saturday afternoon from pleasant
vacation spent in different parts of the
state. After camping several weeks al
Payson, the Birchetts motored to the
petrified forest and other places of in
| terest in the northern part of Arizona
En- route to Tempe they visited a few
| days in Jerome, as the guests of Miss
Flora and Lena Schoshusen, and also
| with Mr. Birchett's sister, Mrs. George
| Ruffner. in Prescott.
Ollie Murchison Leaves
Ollie Murchison. who for a. number o.
| years has been employed by the Tempe
Ice company, left Saturday night for II
Paso where he will locate permanently
Mrs. Murchison and baby are already
| there, having departed early in the
| spring.
Home from Vacation
Miss Ana Stewart, domestic scienc'
instructor of the Tempe normal, has re-
Edith M. Jacobs for County Recorder
ADV.
Personal Items
Mr.. Earnest Schmidt returned tn
last of the week from a pleasant vaca
ton spent on Coronado Beach.
Mr.. Hancock. city engineer, came
. over from Phoenix Saturday afternoon
A. Allen of Gilbert visited Temp
Saturday.
O. w. Harris has returned from Lonl
Beach, Calf, after spending fey
; days with his family who are summer
: ing at the coast
Returned from Washington
J Mr.. Cavanaugh and family have re
turned from Seattle. Wash Mr.. Kav
anaugh is superintendent for Twoh
Bros.
Crane Man to Return
Jack Nestor. crane man for tn
Twohy Bros, who has been statione
at Fowler for the past two weeks, ex
I poets to return to Tempe within a fey
days.
Edith M. Jacobs for County Reoordel
ADV.
Tempe Ball Team Defeated
I The Tempe ball team played thu
Southwest Cotton team at East LAX
park Sunday afternoon. and althoug
2 Tempe was ahead until the latter pan
of the game, the score was to 5
favor of the Southwest Cotton tear
at the close of the game.
Resident Dies
NJ. NJ. McSpadden dies about 1o:3
Saturday night The body will be hel
until his children in the east are hear
from