Arizona republican., 1921-02-21

PAGE ELEVEN START CAMPAIGN ID MAKE TEMPE CLEANER | TEMPE. Feb. 20-The following sanitation committee was appointed ak ] the Woman's club Friday afternoon with the idea of making Tempe a cleaner town: Mrs. l.. A. TaIbott, chairman: Mrs. A. D. Quinn and Mrs Will Laird. This committee will sug- gest to the citizens Of Tempe that certain time be observed as cleanup day. The club feels assured that the city officials will give this work their 1 hearty cooperation and will ask the city clerk if the town would be willing ito collect the garbage if everyone cleaned their own premises and piled the trash in one place.
 T Arrested for Being intoxicated 4 John Doe, colored, was arrested and put in jail Saturday night for being
 drunk and disorderly. He was re- leased Sunday morning on a fifty-dol- far bond. He will be given a trial Monday at 10 o'clock.
 Here From Hayden J. NJ. Williams of Hayden Is in Tempe on a combined business and , pleasure trip. He is a guest at the Schoshusen home while in town
 New Son Arrives 7; A seven pound boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Garland White Friday night ! at the Calhoun hospital Spend Day in Tempe
 Mrs. Robert R. Bliss of Phoenix spent Sunday in Tempe with relatives. Mrs Maggie Armour of the same city was , guest at the J. Chilson home for the lday.
 Will Return to New Mexico : Miss Agnes Caraos has resigned her
 position with the Popular store and ex- poets to return to her home in Hatch, 2 N. M., within the next few days. l Move to Florence
 Earle Brown, who has been engaged 3 in the automobile business in Phoenix ) for several years, recently moved to
 Florence and has opened a garage } there. Mrs. Brown is with her mother. 2 Mrs F. M. Blake, but expects to join 2 her husband as soon as her children, : who are i'll with the whooping cough. . improve sufficiently to be moved. Dies at Hospital e Miss Alice Snider died Saturday morning at the St Joseph hospital in r Phoenix. She was sister of Mrs J. : H. Nevitt, 1116 McAllister avenue . Funeral arrangements will not be made = until relatives in Los Angeles are heard , from.
 Food Values
 After a business session at the wom-
 ans club Friday afternoon, the meet | ing turned over to Miss Daisy 1 Buck, who gave a splendid talk on l The Food Values of the Different | Foods for Children" Miss Bucks talk I which was illustrated by a table of II food on display, was of so much in | terest to the mothers present that 1t is Il hoped it will be possible to have her Il paper appear in the Tempe News some | time soon in order that all the women H in Tempe, as we'll as the children. may Il profit by it.
 II The magazine review by Mrs. A. D. | Quinn was very interesting. Il The two violin solos by Alice Frank enburg concluded the program. Alice played very well indeed for such a
 little girl She was accompanied by her music teacher. Mrs. Fowler.
 Will Erect Building
 Marquis Rich. who recently returned
 to Tempe to again start a tailoring
 establishment here. has purchased ths
 lot south of the Ryder lumber yard or
 Mill avenue from Lyle Weir and ex- poets to build in the near future. H III With Pneumonia m Horace Miller, son of J. W. Miller, is
 i'll with pneumonia. le Terminate Visit It MT. and Mrs. w. H. Merritt of Pres is cott left Saturday morning for Flor s ence where they will visit a few days 'e with friends and relatives before re d turning to their home in Prescott. Mrs h Merit has been the guest of Mrs It Mary Craig of this place for the las II month. MT. Merritt arrived FTidas :. night
 Ie Entertains in Honor of Husband'. ., Birthday Mrs. Bernard Davis entertained
 about 50 friends Friday night at : ,- surprise party in honor of her husabnd of A most delightful evening was enjoye' -g by everyone. The men dressed the la as dies in newspapers according to thei .l idea of modern dress for women Part
 ners for this original game, which fur
 nished a great deal of merriment, wer' " chosen by matching pictures. Cak IF and coffee were served in the dining T., room at the Christian church. Th Il. tables and place cards were prettil.
 decorated with violets and crepe paper
 pleasing program consisting of sev ek eral readings and two musical mum of bers was also given.
 Hay, oats and alfalfa mixed, s2o ton i- alfalfa seed 14c per 10. Phone 15R5 g. Mesa. ol ,n
 tn wanted-Painting and paper hangini to in exchange for good milk COW, jerse. S or Guernsey preferred. J. c. CongeI sr phone 16R5.
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 3n Hay for sale. Ellingson Warehouse ly w Seventh St, Tempe. he
 several pictures and pieces of scuiptur l., ing accepted for exhibition there. " Returns to Chicago Tt Mrs. Nreeland, sister or Mre. F F