Arizona republican., 1921-10-27
IS RECOVERING.

IS RECOVERING-J. C. Reed of | 357 North Fourth avenue, who was seriously injured a week ago by an explosion, is reported to be recover | ing nicely. Jones of 2142 West Adams street returned yesterday morning from Iowa, where she spent six weeks vis- iting with her parents
 VETERANS TO MEET-R. E. Lee camp of United Confederate Veter- ans will hold it's regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Y. M. c. A, All sons and l daughters are cordially invited to at 1 tend. c. C. Chambers. adtutant. 1 HALLOWEEN CIRcUS-The Par | ent- Teacher association and the high | school students of Scottsdale will give a jazz circus on Friday evening at the school house. It will be a reg ular Halloween entertainment Re i treatments will be served.
 l CHARGE BO-At the re- quest of the complaining witness, Emmett Graham, Justice Nat T. Nc Kee yesterday dismissed charge | against J. O Shepherd of obtaining labor by means of false pretenses l brought against him by Graham. 1 MAKING DEBUT-A young daugh- i ter of Mrs. Harry Galliver is making her debut on the stage this week, be- 1 ing one of the orphan children in the play Daddy Long Legs" presented i by the Bainbridge- -Karns stock com panv at the Elks theater.
 ON HONEYMOON TRIP-Mar- shall Armstrong, former resident of Phoenix, is in the city with his bride on honeymoon trip. MT. Armstrong was in business in this city until eight years ago when he went to l Chicago where he Is in the real estate business. MT. and Mrs Arm ! strong have just come from the coast
 POSTPONE BOX SOcIAL-The box social planned by the Council of | Jewish Women for next Sunday has been postponed for period of one week because Of the ceremonies which will attend the laying of the corner stone for the Hebrew Center building. The social will be held Sunday. November 6. at the home Of I. F. Wolpe. 2521 North Third street
 FELL; SUES FOR ,00o-Aueg- ing he sustained injuries to the extent of S1 .OO0 when he slipped and fell from the mixing machine used by the defendant in paving the county roads, l Alberto Fterro yesterday brought suit against the Twohy Brothers Con- struction company for a judgement. Fierro says the accident occurred on September II, 1921. At the time of the fall. he says. he held a heavy water hose in his hand which fell on top of him.
 K. OF p. HALLOWEEN DANCE Phoenix Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias, will give a Halloween dance Friday evening at the Pythian hall.
 TIaIlOt1rpfnr, fY-of1
 carried out and every one is expected to come dressed for the occasion. The committee in charge has arranged q special program for the evening.
 Members and families of the local lodge and visiting members and fam
 flies are urged to attend.
 HAVE BABY GIRL-BIr. and Mrs. Harry F. Olmsted, formerly residing at $40 North Fifteenth street in
 Phoenix. now living near Glendale,
 Calif, are the parents of a nine
 pound baby girl who arrived Sunday
 morning. according to word received
 yesterday by Miss Ruth Merwin, clerk
 of Justice Henry J. Sullivan's court
 and sister of Mrs. Olmstead. Both
 mother and the baby are doing nicely,
 the letter stated
 TRIAL PoSTPoNED-The trial of
 Harry l.. Schornick vs. Alma A.
 SchorniclS which was to have been
 held in the superior court on October 25 was postponed until November 3,
 on request of the plaintiff The case f is to decide the legality of the deed ] conveying the ranch of the late
 George SchornicI. to his wife Alma A. Schornick. The ranch is located
 southeast of Mesa.
 THREE ACCIDENTS IN DAY. , Three automobile accidents with nc , serious injuries to the occupants oi
 any of the cars were reported to po- , lice headquarters yesterday. A car , driven by R. B. Elrod completely
 overturned a the corner of Sixth ave- nue and Adams street when it col , lided with a car driven by s. J. Full
 lerson. Both cars were damaged but
 neither driver was seriously injured
 A trailer became detached from a car
 driven by A L. Burger on West Q Washington street and bumped into { a car at the curbing. slightly damag- e ing it. A car driven by Miss l.. M v Cummings of Tempe was slightly |. damaged when it was struck by a cal S driven by c. E. Archer of Nortf T Fourth street.
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 e A bronze tablet. commemoratinl