Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
organization will be ef-

permanent organization will be ef- fected.
 The Chandler Woman's Club will assemble next Wednesday afternoon, November 2, at 8 o'clock in the San Marcos dining room for the purpose of holding its regular business meet ing. Dr. A. J. Chandler will deliver a four minute talk on dehalf of the Chandler chamber of commerce. At
 4o'clock the music department will take charge with a program that is destined to be a rare treat for music lovers. The women have spent an untiring energy in the composition of the program, which will consist of the very best art and talent that may be comprised in Chandler. rMs, O. N. Handley will be chairman. The public is cordially invited to attend.
 T. s. Mcfarland, manager of the TaylorJepsen Gin company, was ar rested Friday morning, charged with having attacked Will c. Moores of the Chandler Egyptian Cotton com pany, with a knife. As a result. he is now held in the Mesa jail under S5000 bond. Dr. K. NJ. Gilbert at tended Moores. who had a deep slash cut in the side of his neck, and a cut under the heart.
 John Johnson returned last week from St. Louis, where he has been visiting his two sons for the last two months.
 For the purpose of creating more interest among the local citizens. the Chandler Chamber of Commerce is offering s reward for the best writ ten suggestion as to the best way the C. of c. can assist in upbuild- ing the community. The suggestion, or composition must not consist of more than 200 words. and must be turned into the chamber of com merce by Tuesday evening, Novem- Der 1. Only citizens of Chandler dis trict, Goodyear, Gilbert. Higley and Kyrene are eligible to compete. This includes everyone. whether members of the c. of C.. or otherwise, and re- gardless of age.
 Mrs. H. s. and S. J. Bouton have returned home from Wisconsin where they have been visiting relatives They expect to winter in Chandler.
 Miss Alma Pifer, daughter of D. H Pifer, who arrived here from his old home in Wallace. Idaho. Monday. has passed away. The young lady was employed with the Northern Pacific at Missoula, Montana. Some months ago, she visited Chandler and made many friends. Death was caused by acute appendicitis.
 c. s. McGhee is proud of the return of his wife and children who have visited through the summer with relatives in Oakdale and Corning California.
 Mrs Lillian NJ. Tillman is here fol a few weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. A. E. Edmonds. She resides il Salina, Kansas. and comes here from Las Vegas. New Mexico, where she has been visiting relatives. J. L. Entrekin has sold his hom' ! on the east side of town to c. A I Roberts, who is with the O. s. Stap- | ley company.
 l Mrs. R. Musser, who has beer 1 spending the last few months on thu | coast to recuperate from an opera | tion for appendicitis. has returned home. and looks very much i'm 1 proved.
 l F. w, Cannon has received word 0 | the death of Mrs. Martha Hallowal 1 of Wing. Illinois. Mrs. Halloway wa | well known here and has consider able property in this district. He l death occurred last Friday in ; l Peoria, Illinois hospital. and was du' to congestion. She was about q l years old
 J. O. Wood, who has been ranehins | here for the last four years. ha
 moved to Mesa to accept n position l with the Water Users association | He win still retain the ranch fo 1 future farming.
 Lowell L. Stiles and family arrivei
 Monday from the coast by auto.