Arizona republican., 1920-03-01

1 hours each day, his son Eugene. how
 ever, is not so well. and is in the hos spital with a serious case of splnai
 meningitis. Sickness has dogged the footsteps of the family since they left Hayden and it is hoped that its bad spell' will soon be broken. l J. R. Fisher of the mill force has ac- l cepted a position with U. $. Reclama- ton service and has gone to Lincoln, l Neb-. to commence. his duties with the
 service.
 L.. A. Fruit chief clerk for the A. S. I and R. Company, is making a business | trip to Fl Paso, Texas. and will spend
 a week there. 1 EsP. Janney who has been confined to his bed for the past few days with
 an attack of grippe, is able to sit up l and expects to be out during the next l few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. A F. Miller have gone l to Los Angeles, CaIif. Mrs. Miller and the children will remain there for the
 summer while MT. Miller goes to Tulsa, Oklahoma. to pitch for the Tulsa base 1 ball team this season. He reports to the team March 1, for practice. | w. I. Garms, general mill foreman, has returned from a trip to Oakland, 1 California.
 Miss Helen, daughter of Mir and Mrs. l F. B. Lunnley. has had the misfortune 1 to fall while playing and break her arm 1 in four places. She was taken to Phoe-
 nix to have the arm set by a specialist and it is hoped that fuli use of her aIm m
 may result from the treatment. 1 C. s. Clark, late of the mill staff is
 on his way to Kansas City. Kan. He will spend few weeks there and then l go on to his farm at Fayetteville, Okla. 1 The Membership dance held at the | "Y' on Monday was a wonderful sue cess. Everyone had a good time and
 greatly enjoyed the coffee and sand
 wiches served by the ladies during the l evening.
 R. J. Welch of the power plant will ] spend the next few weeks at Los An geles, Cal.
 Miss Ruby Moss, who has been vis-
 iting with the family of R. L. Metcalfe,
 has returned to her home in Phoenix. l F. M- Mayse. who has been in the 1 hospital for several days, has suffi- ciently recovered from his illness to
 permit him to be taken to his home.
 Miss Ruby Reagan, who was called home owing to the serious illness of her
 mother, Mrs. c. L. Knight, returned Sunday to resume her studies at Stan | ford university. California Mrs r Knight is well on the road to recovery l The friends of Mrs. George Garter
 will be pleased to know that she is able
 to be about again after her recent
 serious illness.
 J. R. Welcher who has been em- piOy Su ny IHS tSOfl- company TOT several years, left Wednesday to join his brother in Akron, Ohio, where he expects to remain permanently. Miss Nathalia Larson spent a pleas ant weekend visiting with her mother in Tucson.
 Charlie Clark left for Arkansas | Tuesday. He will make the trip in his car
 Mrs. H. R. Christy arrived Satur- day from California to join her hus- band here.
 Miss Muriel Hudgens returned Sun day to her home in Nevada after a lengthy stay with her sister, Mrs Ray Cook.
 Reginald Gray was a Phoenix visitor 1 Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Holmes of Hayden Junction are in PIacentia. Cal
 to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jenny
 Porter It will come as shock to the
 many people who met Mrs. Porter re- gently while she was visiting with Mir and Mrs. Holmes. to learn that Mrs Porter was taken sick on the train and
 died before reaching her home Miss Eleanor Porcher of Fl Paso is here to help nurse her sister, Mrs. H. ll- Easter. who has been i'll for several
 weeks. and who is now able to get
 around the house little every day
 Mrs. A. E. Griffith has returned from visit of several days spent with her daughter Irene who is attending the Tempe Normal school