Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

UNDELVERED TELEGRAMS- -
| There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Herbert Shaw. w. r.
! Walker NJ. A. Evans, Tuberclcyde
Co, J. b. Vaughn.
SOCIAL MEETING-A social meet
ing of the Young Peoples club of the
Zion Lutheran church will be held
tonight at the home OF the Misses
Bernita and Iona Belle Hanson, 1874
West Mckinley street.
RETURNS TO PHOENIX - After
having spent several months in Cali
fornia R G. Mathews has returned to
Phoenix and resumed his position
with the realty firm of ]. M. Kellogg
at 16 West Adams street.
PIT. A. MEETING POSTPONED
On account of the musical at the
Madison Improvement club. the
Scottsdale Parent Teacher associa-
tion meeting will be postponed from
Thursday February 16, to Thursday,
February 90.
POSTPONE BOX SUPPER - The
box supper and social announced for
February IA at Alhambra to be given
by the Alhambra Neighborhood club
has been postponed indefinitely on
account Of the death of w II. Glenn,
the husband Of a club member
LEAVES FOR WASHiNGToN-M
Howard Slagle. former manager Of
the Nelson shoe company, leaves this
evening for his new post OF duty at
Everett, Wash. Mr.. Slagle leaves
Phoenix with much regret as he has
made many friends here during his
residence OF six years.
ATTEN GRAND CHAPTER
MEETING - Mrs. ]. F. Goddard,
worthy matron OF Phoenix chapter
No. 5; Mrs. w. Heilman. Mrs Couch
and Mrs. A. L. Miller are among the
members of the Eastern Star attend
ing the meeting Of the Grand Chap
ter at Tucson.
TEXANS TO MEET FRIDAY
The meeting of former residents of
Texas for the purpose of organizing
a Texas club which was called 10
meet at the court house this evening
has been postponed until Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the same
place.
GOES TO TUCSON MEETING
Mrs. Wesley Hill, worthy matron of
Queen Esther chapter. No. 2. Order
of Eastern Star. left yesterday for
Tucson. where she will attend the
meeting of the Grand chapter 9th
ers who left with Mrs. Hill were
Mrs. w. ID. O'Neil and Mrs. Josephine
Fink.
STUDIO CLUB REcITAL-The
Studio club VIII give a recital Fri
day evening when the piano pupils
of Maud Pratt Cate, the violin stu
dents of Frank Lloyd StuchaI and
those who are studying the dance
under Yua Sonstagard King viii con-
tribtue numbers. The event Will be
open TO the public
FRANCES WILLARD PROGRAM
"A Frances Willard program will be
presented at the w. C. 7. L. at its
meeting Thursday afternoon under
the direction OF Mrs, F. b. Collier.
Rev. J. S. Davis OF Milwaukee will
be the speaker. while there will be
special music. The meeting will be-
gin promptly ct 2 o'clock at the W.
C. T. L. headquarters, 1901 West
Monroe street.
INDICTMENT DISMISSED - on
motion OF Paul McIver. assistant
county attorney Judge Stanford yes
terday dismissed an indictment
against II. c. Springer former CASH
Ter of the Central Bank of Wicken-
burg. Springer was indicted by the
county grand jury in November on
charge of receiving deposits in an In
institution.
COLONIAL DANcE-A colonial
dance at which the guests viii ap-
pear en- masque is the delightful
event which will be given by the
Neighborhood club Friday evening at
the Neighborhood house The guest
list is not limited TO residents OF the
district but townfolk as we'll will be
present A special dance program
has been arranged and many inter
esting details planned.
TURKEY DlNNER-A turkey din
ner is the event planned by the First
Congregational church for this even
ing, beginning at o'clock. The din
ner will be out Of the ordinary. while
a program of exceptional worth Will
be another incentive for attending |
the event. Mr. and Mrs. II. Alden |
Enyeart will sing a group OF songs !
which will feature the entertain
ment.
FIND FOR pEFENDANT-A Jury |
superior court on Monday returned a |
verdict in favor of the defendant |
in the case of J. o. Lock !
hart against the Buckeye Irrigation |
Lockhart brought suit for |
$4,000 claiming his lands had been |
damaged to that exten. when the de- |
fendant company caused two rock |
and brush dams to be built in the |
channel Of the Gil;. river. The dams. |
he said. diverted the course OF the |
river and caused the water TO wash /,
away and gully his lands. The irri- !
cation company in defense of the suit /
alleged 1t had maintained rock and !
brush dams in the river since 1883 |
any complaint. The dams |
the company said. were temporary
and were washed away by |
floods. The dams. tie company al |
legged. did not turn the channel Of the !