Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-02
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Off to California
Mrs. Lillian Essex and Mrs. T. A.
White of 6l2 South Bird avenue win
leave Saturday evening for Los An
geIes. Cal, where they win spend
several months visiting and sigtsee-
ing. The Tribune will follow.
Visitor from Waco, Texas
Miss Vera Tracy of Waco, Texas is
visiting in this city
Visiting in Maine
Miss Gladys Owens a Phoenix girl,
who the past two years has been
student at the New England Conserv-
atory Of Music in Boston, Mass, is
spending the summer in Maine Her
mother, Mrs. Georgia A. Owens, of
this city, will leave on or about July
30, to join her daughter and will
spend a year or more in the east
Miss Owens also is taking course
in Domestic Science and when she
completes her studies will return to
| Phoenix.
Conducting Revival
Rev. A. c. Caldwell, of this city,
and conference evangelist for the c.
NJ e. churches in this district, has
been conducting a revival in El Paso
Texas, the past two weeks and re-
ports splendid results.
Called to Nogales, Arizona
4. r. Turner was called to Nogal-
es, Arizona, this week on account of
the death of his daughter Mamie
Turner, who it is reported was shot
and killed by her husband. He is ex-
pected to return Friday or Saturday
with the remains. Funeral announce
ment will be made through the daily
papers. His daughter was reared in
Phoenix and is generally well known
here. Mr. Turner's friends, who are
many. regret the untimely death of
his daughter and are sharing his
grief
New PugiIist Here
Al Smalding of Albuquerque, N
Mex, and FL Paso, Tex, is a recent
arrival in Phoenix and will be seen
in action Monday night, July 4th
when he will engage in fistic battle
with a local boy AL has an enviable
reputation as a fighter and should he
make good Mondy night, will be CIV
en- chance to box for some real
money.
Echo from Tulsa Riot
G. NJ Roberts, who left Phoenix a
short time ago to visit his parents
in Parsons, Ilans., writes that his
uncle, Brooks Roberts was in Tulsa
at the time of the riot and driven in
sane from the awful sights that he
beheld. He later died, raving man
lac Mr. c. NJ Robertson will return
to Phoenix sometime soon.
Show Appreciation
AS a mark of appreciation, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Williams, of 1913 South
5th avenue, gave reception Monday
afternoon and evening at their home
in honor of their former customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams have been con-
Quoting home bakery and barbecue
and having sold their interests in the
establishment, will leave on or about
July 10th, for Pasadena, Cal, to re-
side. The affair Monday night was
given to show their appreciation for
the liberal patronage that has been
accorded them by their friends and
others. Over so guests came to par.
take of the hospitality of this home
and all were unanimous in proclaim
ing the Williams excellent hosts.
Mrs. Wells is Hostess
Tuesday afternoon and evening
Mrs Edgar Wells entertained with a
reception in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Lillian Gray of Kansas City Mo. Ov-
er one hundred ladies were present
during the afternoon and evening and
all declared Mrs Wells a charming
hostess. Mrs. Gray will spend sever.
al weeks in the city with her sister
then proceed to the coast where she
will remain several months before
returning to her home in Kansas City.
Big Fight Monday Night
The biggest fight card of the seas
on is on for Monday night at the
| local athlaotic cluh Loo Anda,con