Phoenix tribune., 1920-06-19
LOCAL news
In Railway Service


will go out on his run this week as
steward in the dining-car' service. For
the past year Mr. Howard has been
employed at the Arizona club in this
city. At present he is spending a few
days at Joint Head fishing.
Arrival From Kansas
Mrs. Fannie Silvers, mother of Mr..
H. F. Silvers, 1927 East Jefferson
street, arrived last week from Law
renee, Kan. and is visiting her son
and his wife at the above address.
She will remain for an indefinite stay.
Return to Kansas
Mrs. Julia Rodgers and daughter,
Miss Marguerite Rodgers, who the
past month has been visiting Rev.
and Mrs. T. ]. Sanford, left Sunday
evening for their home in Emporia,
Kansas.
Noted Divine Here
Rev. Robert W. Wells of Texarkana,
Texas, eminent Baptist divine, is in
our midst and will preach at the Sec
ond Baptist church Friday night, June
18th. His subject will be, Watch"
Sunday, June goth, at II "a m., he will
occupy the pulpit at this church, TAX
ing for his subject 4The Stirring
Eagle" He comes well recommended
and is reputed an able speaker. You
are invited to come out and hear him.
Going TO Texas
Mrs. Harry Crawford and mother,
Mrs. Roberts, of 515 South Third ave
nue., left this week for several months
visit with friends and relatives in
Texas They win visit many cities
before returning to Phoenix.
Walter Mckinney improved
Mr. Walter Mckinney of 91O South
Sixth avenue, who the past week has
been confined TO his home with pneu-
monia, is improving DR.. w. c. Hack
ett is the attending physician.
Colored School for Mesa
Mesa, Arizona, will have separate
school for colored children next term.
The building is nearing completion and
Miss Helen Harper Vance OF Prescott,
Ariz., has been offered the position as
teacher. Several other positions have
been offered Miss Vance, but she has
not as yet accepted any of them Miss
Vance graduated this year from the
Northern Arizona Normal school at
Flagstaff, Ariz.
To Oakland, Calf.
! Mrs. Jessie James will leave soon
for Oakland, Cal, where her son, Ben,
Jr., is attending school.
Miss Ellen Lewis Passes
Miss Ellen Lewis of Hayden, Arizo
sister of Mrs. Chester Maryland of this
city, died Sunday morning, June 9th,
at 10 O'Clock. The remains were tax
en- to Gonzales. Texas, for interment.
She leaves a mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Lewis of Hayden;
three sisters, Mrs. Chester Maryland
of Phoenix, Mrs. Susie Davis of Tue
son, and Miss Louise Lewis of Hay
den, and one brother, Carlton Lewis
Of Hayden. Funeral services were
held over the body in Hayden and the
ffloral offerings were many and beau
ttiful.
En- Route to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Primmer and
their cousin, Ebert Gordan, stopped
over in Phoenix a few days last week
while en- route to California. Mrs.
Primmer is daughter of the late
Mrs. a. G. Shepperson, and while here
the party stayed at the home of Mr..
A. G. Shepperson, SAT East jefferson
street. They left Saturday for the
coast
Purchase Shop in Mesa
Mr.. w. 3. Johnson and Mr.. S. w.
Ford, formerly employed by the Green
brothers, BARRIERS, on. North Central
avenue, have purchased four-chair
shop in Mesa, Ariz., and went over
this week to take charge OF same
They are two enterprising young men
and feel sure they will meet with sue
cess in their business venture
, Prof. Simmons Visits
Prof Cicero c. Simmons, principal
of Paul Lawrence Dunbar school at
Tucson, passed through PhoeAix last
week while en- route home from Flag
; staff Prof Simmons was attending
z the summer Normal at Flagstaff and
upon receiving word that similar
5 class would be conducted at the Uni
. versity this summer. be decided to en-
roll there.
Arrivals From Winsiow
G Mr.. Carl E. Bloice and family OF
: Winslow arrived in Phoenix this week
and will reside permanently. Mr.
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