Arizona republican., 1921-08-30
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
 AUDITORIUM TO BE
 REBUILT AT ONCE

GLENDALE. Aug. 29.-At a mass meeting held at the grammar school auditorium Monday night it was defi- nitely decided that the auditorium which was recently wrecked by the windstorms would be rebuilt. A large number of the representative tax payers of the district were present together with the school board and a vote was taken; by a unanimous majority the motion for rebuilding was carried.
 V. O. Wallingford, the consulting architect, was on hand and gave a resume of the plans for rebuilding and the probable cost. He also out lined the policy that might be pur- sued, stating that the front part of the building was still in the best of condition and could be used as 1t stood, the salvage from the wrecked extent in the rebuilding
 Many opinions and suggestions were heard from those present and all were heartily in favor of rebuild ing the auditorium with the money now on hand.
 Immediately following the meeting, the school board went into executive session to lay plans for the imme- fate constructiod of the building and it is thought as soon as the different laws concerning construction are carried out. the work will be started.
 In the City Bastile Two Mexicans from Marinette were lodged in jail Sunday following a complaint of resident of that town. The men were floaters in the community and persisted in singing and otherwise annoying the people of the town with noise until the officers were called in. They will be ar- raigned before Judge Sigworth of Peoria.
 Christian Church Notes
 The senior class of the Christian church Bible school will give their apron social Tuesday evening at the church at o'clock. All are invited. Horse Drops Dead William Thompson. living east of town, had the misfortune to have a horse drop dead Sunday. MT, Thompson noticed Saturday that the horse was not working right and turned him loose in the pasture Sunday morning, the horse showing no improvement, a veterinary was called, who stated that the horse was suffering from a leaky heart anc would probably not live long.
 Goes to California
 Mrs. Floyd Weddle and son Jeff Friday for California where she vii join MT. weddle, who is located al Huntington Beach, The trip wa. made overland, verle Marks driving the car.
 Enjoying Vacation A card was received from H. D Betts and F. E. Turner. both em- ployes of the local Santa Fe station stating that they were enjoying { ! wonderful vacation at the Bio, resort
 To Locate on the Coast
 Mrs. Del Lewis and daughter lief Sunday for Los Angeles where the. will join Mir. Lewis, who went owe some time ago. They expect to 10 cate there.
 Reached Kansas Vern Walters writes back that h reached Fowler, Kansas, without an, trouble and did not encounter an. storms on the way.
 Reported Better Little Olive Warren. who has bee i'll for the past week. is reported t
 be progressing nicely. It was though : that she was suffering from diph it was bad case of tonsilitis.
 Guests Here Sunday 4 Mir. and Mrs. H. Bennett of Chan dler were the Sunday guests of NJ
 and Mrs. J. B. Mcintyre. !, Missionary Meeting e e The Woman's Foreign Missionar o Society and the Woman's Hom q Missionary society will hold their an = nual election of officers at 2:3 i. o'clock Thursday afternoon at tn . home of Mrs. R. A. Logue.