Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
TOWN COUNCIL IF
 TEMPE IN SESSION

TEMPE, April 15.-Several matters if importance were brought before the Tempe council at a regular meet ing Thursday evening
 +. A. Jones, formerly member of the corporation commission. and Mr Blaine appeared before the council explaining several matters of business relative to the Arizona Eastern rail- road company
 A hearing on the completion of the paving on Fifth street was held and no one appeared to make any com plaints on the work as done by the company.
 w. A. Mouer and c. W. Miller were present at the meeting in connection with the moving of the stockyards beyond the city limits
 Several members of the business mems club came before the council in connection with the appointing of a nlgnt watchman for the business part 1. or town- By general agreement 1t was decided that the nightwatch- man paid by the business men should not carry out any police work except that which arose in connection with his duties.
 The Sunday closing ordinance was -A1N1 o0dNtQ Ol tl4S DQS1u6SS men dnQ will be given favorable consideration by the council.
 An amendment to the water ordi- nance of the town was adopted, raising the water fifty cents on the residence of the town.
 A K Perry was appointed town magistrate by the council to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of E- P Carr. effective April H.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Hampton are the proud parents of a nine and one half pound baby boy, born Friday morning. He has been named James Everett.
 Leaves for Home Soon
 Mrs R. NJ. Johnson. mother of Mrs Garland White. who has been i'll at the home of Mrs. Mamie Windes for the past five weeks. left for Phoenix Friday evening and expects to return to her home in Huaehuca valley within the next few days.
 Tempe Congregational Church Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Nor hing worship at II; sermon by the pastor on: Discouraged and Dis couragers-" Young peoples meeting at 6:45. Evening service at z 80 un- der the auspices of the Wornen's Missionary Society. Stereopticon lecture with so fine views of the Ha-' waiian Islands.
 Musical Program Greatly Enjoyed The program given by the musical department of the Woman's club at the high school Thursday evening was greatly enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience. Mrs H. D. Ross of Phoenix. president of the ArizonF Federation of Musical Clubs. made a splendid talk. and the paper hx~ ATre- charge of the program. was very good The cantata, Life Trium- phant," presented by a choir of Mesa singers directed by Mir. Anderson, with Mrs. Anderson at the piano, was greatly appreciated MT. Stuchal rendered two beautiful violin solos He was accompanied by Miss Bonnie Scribner. The solos by Mrs. Doane Merrill of Phoenix with Mr. Jones at the piano were a rare treat
 Marry at the Catholic Church Fred Isler and Miss Saloma Ba- pulpa were married Thursday eve ming at 5 o'clock at the Catholic church. The young couple will be domiciled at the Casa Loma for the present.
 Infant Child Dies
 Dolores, the year-oid daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Reppert, Of Gil- bert, died on Wednesday April 13.
 FOR SALE-Stock of merchandise at Tempe, Ariz. Dry goods and fur nishings. s6.273.39; shoes. s4.597.56; Clothing, s1,s17.35; hats. s1.539.66; total, S14,227.76; fixtures. s4s6.50; low rent. By L. A Wholesalers Board of Trade, FPS Higgins Bldg, Los An seles. or F. N. Thomas. Adjuster, Tempe. Ariz 2t
 Dance Tonicht In addition to increasing the size of the band for the regular weekly dance, the Tempe Dancing club will give dancers at the Midway tonight several surprises in the line of special entertaining features. The manage ment has not yet announced the pro- gram for the evening. The club now has been regularly formed and well organized and especially arranged at- fractions at the Midway will hold the attention of pleasure seekers of the section during the remainder of the dancing season.
 FOR RENTING large modern housekeeping rooms. unfurnished, $l0 per month. 925 Normal ave. Phone 236. bn |