Arizona republican., 1920-09-21

McQuestin, Eddie Grainge Walter An derson and brother. The host pressed the guests into service and the dinner was a wonderful success. Roland Fay was of Troop 1 of Hayden, but was promoted to assistant scout master, but later resigned as he was entering the university.
 Mrs J. D. Rice. formally of this place but now of California, is visit ing her son, Harvey Rice, and family.
 Charles Harris is in Phoenix this week.
 D. B. Chitwood has resigned his po- sition with the Ray Con- company and had accepted a position with the Pow CT Company of Miami. He left Thurs day for Miami
 c. E. Gilmer made a trip to Globe l the first of the week. James Hassett is in Globe this week l doing jury service. l William Perryman and family left Wednesday for California to make 1 their home.
 Mrs Carson, children and mother l left this week for Pasadena, California. They will drive through in their car. Dr. Carson accompanied them as far | as Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs Harvey Rice and Mrs. J. D. Rice left this week to spend few days in Prescott.
 E. L. Hatch attended the Republican meeting in Globe this past week
 Ava L. Weaver, who has been em- l ployed in the time office of the Ray l Con- for some time, has returned to Casa Grande to enter high school.
 E. G. Shepherd has returned from his vacation spent in Alabama. Mrs. | Shepherd will return later.
 C. II. Corbus is spending his vaca- ton at the Armer ranch.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Stenke are the | proud parents of a son.
 Miss Ruby Reagan left this week for Tucson. where she will enter the uni- versity.
 Mrs 4. Miller of Hermosa. South Dakota, is visiting her daughter, Mrs Fay.
 Mrs. Mary Abbott of Fl Paso is vis- iting her son, G. C. Abbott.
 N. A. Ferguson. business manager of the A. s. & R. southwestern division, has been in the city a few days on business, and now, accompanied by MT. and Mrs R. E. Church is spending two weeks camping in the White noun tains.
 turned Wednesday from a two weeks visit to Verde and Clarksdale and Phoenix.
 L. A. Fruit is visiting his family in Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. C. F. Himebaugh and little daughter returned Thursday from California.
 W. T. Boyer, who has been employed in the machine shop office at the shelter has gone to Tucson to enter the university.
 Miss Steel of Flagstaff is visiting her father, Jack Steel
 Mir. and Mrs. John P. Carne and daughter returned Wednesday from California. MT. Carne played through the past season with the Redondo Beach band.
 Friends here have learned that W. 7 F. Newberry and Miss Mary Shannon were married in Tucson last week. Mrs 4. c. Kelley of Glendale is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. R. H. Hardman. Miss Lula Walker of Mesa, who has been visiting Miss Una Donaldson, re- turned home Friday. Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B.
 Trevino, is i'll at his home in North Hayden.
 Mrs. Croasdale and son neturned this week from a three months visit to , Oklahoma. MT. Croasdale met them in ; Tucson and accompanied them home.
 The dance at Hutton's hall Wednes- , day night was well attended
 The Mexicans did not give an en- $ tertainment this 18th as they usually do for so many wished to go to Tucson. A dance Thursday night was their only 5 celebration.
 Mrs. Earnest Lansing entertained
 
 in honor of her little sons third birth \ day. A dainty lunch was served, and I the children played games. : Mrs. Davie Jones left for Phoenix 2 this week to attend business college. {, Mir. and Mrs A. A. Houston and 7 daughter have been visiting Mrs. Will : liam Stephenson fn Globe the past f week.
 , Mrs. Charles Studley motored to
 Tuccson Friday in company with Miss | Reagan.
 Rolla Fay left Saturday for Tucson to enter the university. I Bert Jones. flotation foreman at the f Ray Con. is spending his vacation in Los Angeles. , MT. Prescott has purchased the fur niture of MT and Mrs. Davey Jones F and Mrs. Prescott will join him here r soon.
 2 An entertainment was given by the . Sunday school children in the church . "Wednesday night. The program was:
 Song, "Open the door for the children
 by audience; prayer, Rev. Carpenter:
 five minutes talk. Rev. Carpenter:
 piano solo, Daisy Metcalf; piano solo
 Margaret owens; duet, piano, Daisy = Metcalf and Margaret Owens; motion 2 song, My Best Dolly" Josephine Car < penter. little playette, The Dis . contented Woodman,r J. T. Roberts r i Bonnie Mentzer, David Carpenter. Elm 2 my Lou Glasicher. Jackie Williams . Daisy Metealf, Margaret Owens anC = Elizabeth Metcalf. Games and re = treatments were enjoyed in the base 1 ment.
 The Order of the Eastern Star helC = it's first session Tuesday evening. 4 ' number of their officers having moved :. = away during the summer, it was neces- ' sary to hold an election to fill the un- N expired term, the following were
 elected: Mrs. Minnie Grainge, w M.
 a.- . Leborion, conductress; Mrs Rubl N Masterson, secretary; Mrs. E1eano :. Carson, A. c. A very interesting ' meeting was held. IL COPPERS |