Phoenix tribune., 1921-12-03

was seriously Ill and she leIt on the
afternoon train to be at her mothers
bedside.
Mrs. Jake Harrington, who several
weeks ago underwent an operation at
Mercy Hospital, is much improved.
Mrs, Mayme Lindell Smith received
telegram stating that her mother,
Mrs. E. W. Forrest of Los Angeles
was seriously i'll and left Immediately
to be with her mother.
Mrs. John Suddoth and little daugh-
ter Florine, left Friday for Yuma
where they will reside permanently
Mrs. Hughes, beauty specialist, was
the guest of Mrs. r. NJ. Garret on
Thanksgiving afternoon.
Mrs. Milo Mack win leave soon on
an out of town visit.
Mr. William Station received a mes
sage today, Tuesday, stating that his
mother-in-law Mrs. Katherine Macky
is improving slowly but is still unable
to be up.
The union Thanksgiving services at
the A. NJ. E. Zion church were well
attended and proved very enjoyable
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Tabron had as
their dinner guest on Thanksgiving
day their daughter, Miss Helen Vance
of Mesa. A sumptuous repast was
rserved and enjoyed. 1t is Miss Vances
custom to spend the holidays with
her parents.
The big rally given last Sunday at
the A. NJ. E. Zion church proved a
complete success. In the morning
the Rev. Harvey preached an able
sermon: at o'clock the Rev. A. c.
Russell delivered an inspiring sermon
and at s p. m. the Rev. H. Leo John
son preached splendid sermon to a
packed house. The collection for the
day was very encouraging.
Last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Hines were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hale at the Joe Young ranch
A sumptuous repast was served as
only cattle ranchers know how to
serve-haying every thing on the
table from the big turkey down,
home grown. After dinner, Messrs
Hale and Hines went on a bird hunt
and got the limit, of course. They
had great sport and Mr.. Hale said
that all praise is due the ex-Tenth
Calvary lad for being good marks
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hines reached
their home in Prescott at 9 p M,
after a 5O-mile drive from the Will
hanson Valley .'-
Granite lodge No. Z, F. & A. NJ,
met with Thumb Butte No. 8 and
held splendid session. Visitors were
Messrs Tull, Garner, Station and Milo
Mack, Mr.. Paris Tabron, w. NJ.
Mr.. H. Leo Johnson will leave soon
on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Hines were
hosts at an old fashioned Thanks
giving dinner Thursday afternoon
given in honor of Mrs. w. A. Glinn of
Los Angeles. Other guests present
were Mrs. B. C. Jones and Mrs. w.
D. Alexander After dinner. Mr.. Alex
ander and Mr.. Hines proved them
selves better end men than those with
the Busby Minstrels.
The big turkey dinner given last
week at the Peoples A. NJ. E. Zion
church was a success In every par
ticular and much credit is due the
following ladies who served: Mother
Massey, Mesdames Carter, Tull, Will
liams. Ramsey, Bess and others.
Money realized from this effort will
go to pay off the indebtedness OF
the church.
Mrs. Anna Walker of Oakland Cal,
sister of Mrs. Paris Tabron, received
a telegram last week stating that her
son. Earnest Walker was accidently
killed in the ship yards at Seattle,
Wash. Friends of Mrs. Walker and
Mrs. Tabron extend their heartfelt
sympathy in this their bereavement.
Mr. .Youngblood has taken charge
of the Depot Restaurant and is
serving first class meals. He is an
experienced restaurant man and in
vites the public to visit his establish
ment. You are assured of first class
service.
| FORT WHIPPLE NOTES
Mr.. ]. H. Moice passed away last
week and his remains were sent to
his home in Wagner Okla, for
burial.
Messrs Frank Hill, Dick Mason, w
Barner, S. De Loaehe and Albert
Sells spent five days in Prescott last
week and have returned to Ward IL.
A big picnic was given last week at
Granite Dells in honor of Miss
Maggie Clark. In the party were Miss
| Clark, honor guest. Mr.. Albert Lee