Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
BUCKEYE CLUB READY
To Do ENTERTAINING

BUCKEYE, June 23-Wednesday
night, June IS, has been announced
as the date of the entertainment to
be given by the Buckeye Progressive
club. 1t is to be given on the lawn
of the school campus, because of the
uncomfortab heat indoors. The
program includes an address by one
of the club members music, both in
strumental and vocal. and, as the
.main attraction, a comedy. This
play is entitled "A Matrimonial
Venture" and is filled with many
laughable situations as the result of
each character believing the other to
be insane. the underlying reason be-
ing a matrimonial advertisement
which causes many misunderstand-
fngs. The several characters are TO
be played by the following persons:
Helen Hendren as Abigail Ray" the
old maid: Elsie Parkman as Janet
Ray. Abigail's niece: Edna WetZler
as Ann" the servant; Howard Bart
lett as Joseph Files" an eccentric
old man; and Stewart Brown as
Frank Files" "Joseph's" nephew.
The club announces that the enter
tainment will be free, but, lmme-
diately following the entertainment,
a social hour will be held at which
ice cream. lemonade and cake Will
be sold. the proceeds of which will
be devoted to Improvement work In
which the club is actively engaged.
An electrical storm of great brill
lance passed over the Buckeye val
ley, Wednesday night. The majority
of the farmers were hardly i'll the
TrCp"r frame of mind to enjoy the
display as their sacked grain was
piled in the open and might have
suffered severe damage if the threat
ened rain had been worse than the
light sprinkle which it finally proved
to be.
Several herds of dairy cattle have
been sold during the last week to
C. II. Hirst of Phoenix and James
Hammels of Glendale. Among those
selling are A. C. Woods. rs head;
w A. Wood, 16 head: w. G. Nara
more, four head, and William walton
and c. A Narramore, one heau aacn.
William Bondurant, accompanied
by his son, passed Tuesday and we'd
resday with their old friend I. q.
tcnsberry Mr. Bondurant, who now
resides at San Bernardino, is known
as a pioneer resident of the Buckeye
valley. At present he and his son are
on their way to the northern part OF
the state, where Mr.. Bondurant has
scme mining claims.
A family reunion was held at the
GREY home. Thursday. Those pres
ent were owen Stewart and family
Mrs. William Ray of Chandler, Mrs
A. e. Woods of Palo Verde and The
Grey family. Owen Stewart returned
to Chandler that evening while Mrs
Ray remained for q visit OF a few
days with Mrs. Grey.
Palo Verde young people, to the
number of 25, enjoyed combined ice
cream and swimming party Wednes-
day evening on the canal near the
A. c. Wood home. Miss Edith Hazer
was hostess at this affair and under
her capable hands very pleasant
evening was passed.
A beautiful wedding uniting Miss
Clyda Sanders of Liberty and George
+. Markham of Riverside, Calf. was
solemnized. Tuesday noon, at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Sanders OF Liberty. They
were married under bower of roses
fern and palms, the wedding service
being read by Rev. FIR. Novatus OF
Phoenix. At the conclusion of the
service a dainty lunch was served tc
the guests among whom were Mr.
and Mrs. J. G.. Hammels and daugh-
ter of Glendale; Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
Hammels and daughter of Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beloat, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Butler. Mr.. and Mrs
John Fl. Knight, w. H. Grantham
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman. Miss Pauline
Appleby, Miss Eleanor Lythe. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hancock and Mrs
Fowler. The newly married couple
were recipients of many fine ant
useful gifts of silverware and linen
Following the luncheon the bride ant
groom left for Riverside where the.
will make their home in the future.
The long pending suit of l.. /
Green of Arlington against the Gil
lespie interests reached verdict a
the hands of a jury in Judge Lyman
court on Wednesday. This suit in
volved a claim by Mr.. Green fo
damages to the amount OF $4,000, b,
reason of the flooding and submerg
ing of his farm by back water i'm
pounded by the Gillespie dam. On
Tuesday the jury in charge Of ;
bailiff inspected the lands OF MI
Green and shortly afterwards a Yer
dict was returned awarding $4,000 t
the plaintiff.
Long brothers, farmers of Buckeye
have rented the Walter Stone ranc
of so acres for a period OF thre
years. This ranch is just east o
buckeye According to Robert Lon
this so will be put into cultivation a
an early date
c. A. Narramore was confined t
his home the early part Of the wee
because of sickness caused by hi
vaccination taking" too vigorously.
w. H White and two sons, Georg
and Ernest, left Thursday for tn
northern part of the state. Mr.. Whit
has been conducting the Buckley
garage since the departure of Nj
Greneir.
Mrs. A. c. De Witt who has bee
confined to the Sisters hospital G
Phoenix for some time, is now con
valescing at her mothers home a
Palo Verde.
Miss Luella Dilworth has an
nounced that she will not return her
next year as was expected Mis-
Dilworth's father has secured a posi-
tion as principal in a school in Ne
vada and in order to remain near he
parents she has accepted school g
Carson City. New.
Mrs. Paul McCool left Wednesda
for Sweetwater. Texas, where sh
will remain during the summer wit
relatives who reside there.
Mrs. William Major is now conva
1escing after a siege of pneumoni
following and attack of FLU" Th
four little Major children are likewis
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