Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
HARDWARE STORE
 OPENED IN TEMPE

TEMPE, Feb. 1.-The Halstead Lumber company is opening a hard ware store in the McNary building. A. w. Marsh of Los Angeles will be the manager. He is putting all war ren patent fixtures and expects 10 carry a full line of hardware stock. The store will be opened about March first
 Woman's National Day of Prayer
 The Woman's Missionary societies of Tempe will observe woman'S national day of prayer Friday, February IS, ar the Christian church. The hours are from Il to 12:30 and from 2 to 4:30- Mrs. H. Q. Morton will be the general leader and Mrs. J. W. McClain, Mrs. A. D. Quinn. Mrs. Cookson. Miss Ben nett and Miss Poil will be the sub- leaders. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all the women Of Tempe and vicinity to join in this union prayer meeting. Each lady is requested to bring her own light lunch. Hot drinks will be served at the church.
 Dinner Guests
 Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Incl were din- ner guests of Rev. and Mrs. T. Ham bly Wednesday and later accompanied them to the funeral of Rev. Norcross. Mrs R. A. Talbott gave a very inn pressive talk at the services, which were held at the Methodist church in Phoenix. in behalf of the Clarkdale AelHOulSL CLUTCH
 Serving Dinner at 5:3o
 The Methodist ladies will begin serving their hot tamale supper Feb ruary 22 at 5:30 in the evening. A good meal including hot tamales, beans, cabbage salad. bread. butter. coffee and apple and pumpkin pie, will be served for 50 cents.
 Eager for Crossing Opening The corporation commission met in the city hall Wednesday and took into consideration the claims of the city as to the opening of Fifth street across the Arizona Eastern tracks. As yet no decision has been announced. The people of Tempe are very eager to have the crossing opened. Time to Pay All persons or firms in town not having paid their licenses for the first | quarter of 1921 are requested to do so at once. All unpaid water bills should | be taken care of.
 Dog taxes for 1921 are now due and payable at the town clerks office
 Will Have Run of Water
 There will be run of water for the i town Saturday. beginning at o'clock in the morning. The water will be on practically all day. After Saturday the water will be out of the main canal while it is being cleaned, which will probably be about week
 Good Sample of Hard Cider | Judge l.. P. Carr is now in posses sion of good sample of hard prune cider, which was taken during a raid of a distilling outfit.
 Visiting Father I MT. and Mrs. R. J. Scott and little son arrived in Tempe Wednesday night from New York and will spend some time visiting Mrs. Scott's father. Col. H. F. Laird. and other relatives MT. Angeles.
 Sheriff Tn Town . Sheriff Montgomery was in Tempe Thursday.
 The town is having the sewer sys- , tenn flushed.
 The work of grading Fifth street is about completed and the preparation Tor putting in the concrete base is well under way.
 The new fire hose draining rack at the fire house is nearly completed
 Must Keep Chickens Up The people of Tempe are urged to observe the ordinance providing that chickens must be kept in an inclosure
 "The Bride Said Mo-, Tonight Tonight and tomorrow night while Bringing Up Fathe-'' is holding the boards the E,iks theater the Bran don Stock company will move intact to Tempe and delight the theater- their most delightful productions To- night the offering will be The Bride Said No" which just closed a most successful run at the Elks last night. It is one of the most attractive come d1es that this popular company has produced this season, and the musical end of the entertainment is a whole show in itself It should be a great treat for the Tempe patrons
 The offering for Saturday night will be The Sweetest Girl in Dixie'' a play just as sweet and wholesome as the name implies, full, rich, wholesome . comedy and an intensely interesting story of great appeal