Phoenix tribune., 1921-11-26
PRESCOTT
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BY Mrs. L. v. Hines

BY Mrs. L. v. Hines
Mr.. and Mrs. John Suddoth, who
have been residents of Prescott the
past twelve years, sold their beauti-
ful home at 212 N Granite street and
are planning to leave soon for Yuma,
Arizona, to reside. Mrs. Suddoth has
been in i'll health for some time and
her physician advised the change.
Mr.. Suddoth has conducted a shoe
shop in the city for the past twelve
years and has made many friends.
His business slogan was Satisfied
Customers, First, Last and Always"
The rapid growth of his business
proved the wisdom of his idea. Mrs.
Suddoth is known as one of the best
cateresses in Prescott, and she is also
prominent in church and fraternal
circles. She returned to Prescott
only a short time ago from Hot
Springs, Ark, where she went for the
benefit of her health. Mr. and Mrs.
Suddoth stand high in the estimation
of the people of Prescott and their
places will be hard to fill. All join
in wishing them success in their new
field.
Large crowds are attending the
services at the A. M. E. Zion church
and spiritual meetings are being held.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at this church, members and
friends OF the Baptist church taking
part.
Mrs. Geo. Jordan gave an old fash.
ioned quilting party last Saturday
much to the merriment of the ladies
present. Guests present were Mes
danes Henrietta Farmer, Joe Ander-
son, Roy Hollins, VIM. Staten, John
Suddoth Delicious refreshments were
served by the genial hostess and en-
joyed by all
Mrs R. NJ. Gamet was hostess at a
beautifully appointed dinner given in
honor of Mrs. John Suddoth. A
sumptuous repast was served and
enjoyed. The guest. list included Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hollins. (
Mrs. Mack Youngblood is reported
i'll this week with measles. We hope
for her speedy recovery.
"A big rally will be; given Sunday
No4eAbhE k7i8 p. m, lat the Peoples
4 NJ r 4i9J church, Wake up Mt
Olive and go out and do your bit
Let's help them pay off the indebted
ness of. their church, as they werk
pysL to Mt. olive in her distress
keciprosif5 is the word. Let's gol
Mr. Wilbur Dunlap was in last week
from his ranch and reported every
thing doing fine out there. He says
they are getting things in fine shap9
A big mouse was placed under aF
rest as he jumped from one of the
tables in the Ladies' Style Shop into
bucket OF water All guests in the
shop at the time were ladies and the
inmates of the work room sounded
the alarmy: Help! Help! Help!
came the cry from these frightened
ladies. Two men rushed in madly
from the street to the scene and found
the mouse partly under control. They
asked for a As calibre Colts automat-
ic, but as none was forthcoming, pro
ceeded to use the next best weapon
broom. Quite a little serenade took
place for few minutes amidst a dis
play of hosiery and shapely ankles,
and finally the men reported the
mouse slain and the way clear.
Miss Maggie Clark of Muskogee,
Okla, who has been staying with her
sister Mrs L. A. McCarty during her
illness, arrived in Prescott a few days
ago and will remain for an indefinite
stay. Miss Clark was with her sister
during her operation in Phoenix and
also accompanied her to Los Angeles
where the latter took the radium
treatment. Reports from Phoenix are
that Mrs McCarty is doing fine and
will soon return to her home in
Prescott. All Prescott is glad to
learn of her complete recovery. Mr.
McCarty is one Of our most progress
sive merchants having been in the
clothing business here for the' past
seven years and his business has
shown steady growth He has just
purchased large stock of new and
second hand goods to take care of the
big Christmas rush. In doing your
Christmas shopping, don't forget to go
in and>look over his line of clothing.
jewelry and notions of all kinds. Buy
some Of your Christmas gifts from
his store.