Arizona republican., 1920-09-28

will have the pleasure of hearing the governor. So far his schedule calls for few idle moments until the sev- enth of October, and then it will be suspended for a few days, as the gov ernor will go to Fl Paso to attend meeting After that business is fin ished the rest of the schedule will be arranged.
 Visits Mother Verne Dumphey, travelling salesman for the Goodyear Tire company with headquarters on the coast, is here for a few days visit with his mother, Mrs. F. H. Lehman.
 To the Show Mrs Nola D. Allen was among the many Glendalites who went to Phoenix Sunday to see the screen picture "Humoresque."
 Glendale Visitors
 Miss Grace Wofford, Miss Ila Shar- mon and Charles Welsh were visiting friends in Glendale Saturday.
 Cowboy Sports Glendale is to have a big day of cowboy sports, Sunday, Oct. 3. There will be broncho busting by Cheyenne Riser, champion broncho rider of the world. There will be fancy riding, calf tieing, bull riding and all the thrills of the days of the knight of the lariat This great attraction will be held in the large field just east of the Pacific creamery and on Lateral IT, and the fun starts at 1:30 o'clock. On Satur day night there will be a dance, a reg ular cowboy dance, held in the Wood man hall, and all the public is cordial ly invited to come.
 Moves to Phoenix
 Miss Ray K. Piper. who formerly op- erated a stenographic office over the Glendale State bank has moved her equipment to Phoenix, where he is en- gagged in office work.
 Week End in Phoenix
 John Wofford spent the week end in Phoenix visiting relatives. Baptist Notes Last Sunday Reverend Northrup told the congregation of some of the sins of their own in the way of desecrat- | ing the Sabbath day.
 Subject of prayer meeting Thursday night at 7:45 p.m will be '1s the World Growing Better, and What is Our Part in It?' Immediately after the prayer meeting there will be the monthly business meeting.
 1 The Womans Baptist Mission cir | cle meets Friday at ?: 30 o'clock with Mrs. Elizabeth Kearns on South First street, the third house south of Glen dale avenue. All the women of the | congregation are cordially invited to attend. Every member is requested to answer roll call with a verse on the Word The long delayed gift boxes for the circle have arrived. The children's meeting will be held at the same hour and Miss Elsie KeaFns will be in charge.
 Go on Deer Hunt A. c. Pitcher and Verne Walters left Monday evening for the north to be among the chosen few to bag deer this season. They will leave the train 1 half way between Williams and Flag staff at a little station called Parks. Here they will be met by wagon and team that will take them south | and over the rim into the Sycamore l Creek country, where those familiar l with the best places say the elusive l buckskins abound. More from time to time will be heard from them.
 Dinner Guests
 Mir and Mrs. John Nelson were the Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Nels- son's sister, Mrs. c. A. Gingery.
 Home Again Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Trebil have re- turned after a pleasant vacation spent in Long Beach, Calf.
 Pleasant Picnic | The members of the local Ford ga- l rage and their families enjoyed pleas 1 ant picnic at Fort McDowell, Sunday Leaving here early in the morning, they went to the grove of trees just past the fort, where camp was pitched and the l luncheon sreved. Among those pres ent were Mesdames Sobey, Blichen- | T Thomas Sobey, Al Sobey, Schwartz and Messrs. P. w. Sobey. Blichenstaff, Van | Meter, Phy, Stewart. Garst, T. Sobey, A. Sobey, Milford Schwartz and Cliff ford Carter.
 Back from California
 H. c. Strough has returned from summers vacation on the coast.
 c. A. Belt, bookkeeper for E. A. Cooke, has just moved to Glendale from Phoenix to be nearer his work. He has taken the Briner house on West Glendale avenue.
 To Hold Dance
 The Security Benefit association will hold an overall and apron dance in the w. O. w. hall Wednesday evening. There will be prizes for the best cos tune and special music is promised so that all may enjoy the best of fun. The admission price will be 50 cents and there will be the old and the new dances, so that all may rest assured of something that will take. Refresh ments will be served and those who can spare the evening are urged by all means to be on hand.
 To Bag Buckskin !. w. Carriger, Riggs and w. H. Vansart leave Tuesday morning for the hills in the vicinity of Prescott to have their camp made to start on the first day of the deer season. It is their in tention to each bring back one buck.
 Goes to Conference
 Reverend Ferris left for California to be present at the conference in Long Beach of the Methodist church. There will be some 300 ministers present and incidentally this will be the first time that the ministers of Arizona have met in one of the conferences jointly with the California ministers. Bishop Nc MilIian of San Francisco will be the presiding bishop at the conferences Back to Stay
 Robert Began and wife arrived in Glendale Saturday evening after an absence of nearly four months which they spent in visiting St. Louis, Chica'- go and relatives in Illinois. MT Began