Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

for the future advancement of Ari- l zona. The candidates accompanying the governor were w. J. Galbrath. for attorney general: Elsie Toles. for sup er.utendent of public instruction, and J. W. Estill for state treasurer. The party left here for Oracle and then 10 Tucson.
 Carl Swing has recovered from his burns received last week and is again at work.
 J. X. McCondra and family returned to this city the past week after spend ing several months in Michigan. MT. McCondra was an auto salesman while in Michigan and during the short time there sold IA Ford cars. He will on November 1 take charge Of the Rex theater here.
 A. A. FolIett has purchased the Bost- wick property in North Hayden.
 Mrs. J. A. Masterson has returned
 from a visit to her daughter in Tempe.
 A large audience listened to the ad
 dresses of the Democratic candidates Wednesday night. Those speaking
 were Marcus smith for United States
 senator; Frank Luke, tax commission
 CT; Loren Vaughn, corporation com-
 missioner: A. c. McAlister. supreme justice: A. C. Peterson, state superin-
 tendent of schools. The county can
 didates present were Paul Harrison, W (. Duncan. Ed stewart, W. D. Clay pool. Curtis Knight, Tol Kinsley and J. A. Farmer.
 1 Gertrude Lincoln received a severe ! cut on her head from falling from a swing.
 1 G. A. Mauk of Phoenix, owner of
 the Rex theater of this place, was Tn | the citv the past week.
 Earl Hatch made a business trip to
 Phoenix Tuesday.
 Ollie Anderson, former umpire or the
 Hayden baseball team, but for the past
 season umpire for the Coast league, re- turned to camp this week.
 M. O. McDonald, who sustained severe bruises when his oil truct t,1rned turtle into the ditch neal l Towards garage last Tuesday, Is i'm nroving and will soon be out again l Tie ditch has been filled.
 The K. P. dance Monday was quit'
 an enioyable affair. Music was fur. nished by the Phillips orchestra.
 The Noe Tar band is reorganiZini
 and have several new members ant win have several more in the near flu ture The band will be in thorough
 readiness for the Armistlce celeofa tion
 = will serve light lunch from 11:S0 nool continuing through the afternoon ol election day. in the Elite cleaning of flee.
 Mrs J. B. Williams, son and daugh ter who have been spending severa months in Patterson, N. J., returne home the past week
 Mrs. Reginal Gray who has been wis ting her parents in Phoenix the pas two months returned this week. NJ Gray and family are located in tn Taylor Hatch place in North haydel 5 Mrs. Bush entertained the mission arv society Wednesday afternoon. Al ter the dainty refreshments Wer served. the ladies discussed the plan E for a. bazaar in the near future. Mike Johnson and mother hay moved to the Dunsmorc place on tn 2 Utah Extension.
 MT. and Mrs Truman Plotts an , babv are visiting their parents, M and Mrs. Frank Plotts of this place. E. w. Phillips has returned from se' eral weeks spent on the Hayden ranc G. E. Weaver spent the weekend Phoenix.
 The American Legion will give dance, Tuesday night where the ele'
 ton returns will be given until a. I H w. WarnoclS Of San Diego. Cali has accepted a position in the tin office of the Ray Con. MT. Warno' win also play in the band R. II. Mills, J. H. Kerr and l.. Il Knox spent tfl'ee days hunting Ia ' week. leaving Friday and returnh B sunday. They returned with their oa l full of quail. l Mr and Mrs. W. B. Glenn of smeIi | side left Thursday for Tucson to spel II the weekend.
 u Mrs. 4. Robertson of Los Angels who has been spending the past we at the H. 7. Schultz home, returned i Los Angeles Thursday. II Dr and Mrs G. l.. Shields lea Il in few days for Litchfield. Arizor Il where the doctor will have charge oi \ Mrs. II. z. Schultz has returned fire Il Kansas City, where she accompanl \ the remains of her mother, Mrs. In il sey. >,, II F. Everett. returned this week if' II spending several months in tram II The "" junior class of girls. enjoy + a fine time on the Christmas road | H Saturday. the rain did not interft Ii with their weinnie roast, and althou II tbev came home drenched they were T happy bunch. 4 Mrs. T. H. Moss of Phoenix is wis \ ing her sister, Mrs. R. L. MetcaAf: hi The Y. NJ. C. A. gave an old fashlor III Halloween party Friday night ana III the old games for the grown-ups " l thoroughly enjoyed.
 A rolnson property at the pump stat VI and will start an up-to-date chlei U farm. 5 The .eY' will give a members III dance next Friday night |H Miss Ruby Moss and A. Edwa HI were married in Phoenix short Ii