Arizona republican., 1921-07-21
MONTHS 0LD SON' .|S SEVERELY BURNED.

TEMPE, July 20-William Jr., the 1e-months- old son of MT. and Mrs Will Collier who live on the high line, was badly burned Tuesday evening when he pulled a bowl of hot gravy off the table. His injuries are not serious bat tn. burns on the face. hand and foot are extremely painful. He was taken to the Brechan hospital for treatment and was reported doing nicely, Wednesday afternoon.
 Waits Tempe En Route To Indiana
 Miss Elsie Williams arrived from California, Tuesday and will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Fowler for several days before returning to her home in Bicknell. Indiana
 Dinner Guests
 Mrs. F J, Peck entertained at din- ner, Tuesday, her aunt. Mrs. C. M. Pickens and cousin, Miss Helen Pick ses of Vienna. III. After spend- i.1 a few days with relatives in frr~ps and Phoenix. Mrs. Piekens sns her daughter will visit Cali fornia.
 Merceda, the 11-year-old daughter of Mrs. Anna Stricker. who was taken to the hospital week ago. suffering with blood poisoning of the eye. is doing as we'll as could be ex- pected It was feared at first that she would lose her eye but the attend- | ing physician feels that there is no danger of that now. She will have | to remain at the hospital for several days yet. The little girl injured her eye about two weeks ago while in q | fig tree It is not known whether something struck her in the eye or an insect stung her.
 l Leave For coast M-. and Mrs. Arthur viauit and | children will leave Thursday morning overland for Los Angeles. After spending some time in California, they expect to so on up the coast to ' Oregon.
 | Woman Nearly prowns
 Mrs. Thornton Jones had very unpleasant experience while in the canal near 0viedo's store, Sunday evening Mir. Jones had started to the bank with his little son. leaving Mrs Jones in the middle of the canal. The water was unusually high and swift that day and in some way Mrs. Jones lost her footing and went down. Sev- eral others were in the canal at the time and saw Mrs Jones struggling but thought she was learning to swim |
 in trouble, however. and called tf
 Mir Jones who hurried to his wife al
 once. When he rescued her she wal lying in the bottom of the canal anf
 was unconscious when taken out Sh'
 was all right in q short time onl,
 very nervous from the shock.
 Ladies Aid Meeting
 The Ladies Aid of the Christian
 church will meet at the home of Mrs
 Nellie Spangler on Thursday. Eacl
 lady is requested to take a dish 0
 cooked food. The day will be spen in making articles for the bazaa which is to be held in the early par
 of the winter. Those who haven
 anything for the bazaar can talk
 their own work.
 III With Typhoid Fever Buster. the son of Mr. and Mrs. " , A. Mouer, is quite i'll at the home o
 his parents with typhoid fever.
 Boy Scout Meeting To Be Held
 A Boy Scout meeting will be held il the Normal library Thursday eyenin at s o'clock which will be presidel . over by Professor Murdock. All me- ! interested in this movement are urge , to attend the meeting. About si . Scout masters are wanted, All boy !, over 12 years old, who wieh to be 3 come Scouts may call at either ban
 and fill out blanks which have bee
 left.
 Mrs. Rees III f Mrs. J. M. Reese is very i'll at he f home in Phoenix. Her mother, Mrl : Tom Parry is staying with her. 5 COOL. furnished apartment fo l rent. Reasonable. 509 East Eight | street q