Arizona republican., 1921-09-08
CHAS. 3. WARD |S TO BUILD NEW BUSINESS
 HOUSE IN GLENDALE

GLENDALE, Sept. 7.-Charles B. Ward of Phoenix, who owns several business blocks in Glendale, among them the Beatty building. H. w. Ry- der's hardware and Fl Progresso grocery building, will entirely re- build the last mentioned building very soon- His faith in Glendale and her future has in no way diminished and Vic Messinger, manager of the hardware store. will soon move his goods to another location during the interim between tearing down the old and constructing the. new building.
 Here for the Winter
 Mesdames Maggie and Mime Rem ick of Wellington. Kan, who have been visiting in Phoenix for some time. are the guests of H. l.. Rem icl< and family on his ranch near Glendale which he recently pur- chased. The ladies expect to spend the winter in Glendale and are look ing at several desirable pieces of property in the higher sections of the town.
 Camp Fire Notes
 The Gatheda Camp Fire Girls were entertained with a slumber party at the home of Maxine Huff on We'd nesday. Ice cream and cake were served. On Thursday morning they left at 4 o'clock on a hike to the Grand canal, three miles south of Glendale
 On Thursday evening at :: 30 all the Gratheda Girls are invited to the home of Marjorie Guilbert. one mile south of Glendale on South Central avenue.
 w. w. Perkins and family moved back to Glendale on Wednesday from Litchfield, where he is gin boss. Mir. Perkins will go back and forth to his work
 Mrs. Jeff Bates and daughter Thel- ma will leave Thursday for Ash Fork to join Mir. Bates, who has work there. Mrs. Bates has for several years been bookkeeper and secretary for H. c. Reed of the Glendale News and has become well known as a business woman of ability.
 High School Notes
 Prof. Duncan McRuer has put In much thought on the cutting of ex- penses for the coming year and has made provision for credits and spe- cial work that will be of lasting benefit to the boys and girls. He has received cheaper notebooks. has some second hand books on hand, but wishes all former students to turn in all the books they can sell or rent l for the year. He is especially short on algebras and Spanish books There are students who wish to do home assistant work in order to be able | to remain in the school this year. If | the boys feel they cannot afford the | equipment for military training. they ! will learn things to their advantage by calling Prof. McRuer at the high l school or at his home. 1 MT. Bonham has returned for a visit with his family. He has beer working in Wickenburg the past | summer.
 From Roosevelt District
 MT. and Mrs William Prince and daughter, who have a 40-acre rancf in Roosevelt district south of Phoe- nix, were calling on friends in Glen dale Sunday. Mrs. Prince was knowr here before her marriage as Miss Lulu Langley.
 Miss Barbara Webster leaves thi: evening for Philadelphia to continue | her art studies. During Septembel l she will attend a house party in ( mountain suburb of Philadelphia where many prominent artists vii be guests and study and pleasure vii be combined.
 Mir. Van Camp has returned iron his vacation spent in California anC will resume his duties at the higi school Monday morning.
 Goes to Hot Springs
 Ray c. Rowland took over~the ic' cream business of William Ebert oi Tuesday. Mir. and Mrs. Rowland vii carry out the policies established b. MT Ebert. who has met with grea success here. MT Ebert left Wednes day for Hot Springs Junction. wher' he will locate on the ranch which fig ured in the business exchange. Mrs Ebert. who has been with her parent in Laurence. Iowa, will join MT. Eber at Hot Springs Junction in about days.