Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
ROUT ROBBERS IN
ATTEMPT TO ENTER
MARKET AT TEMPE

TEMPE, Feb. 16. Burglars were
again at work in Tempe early Thurs
day morning as an attempted rob-
Dery was made at Clark's market
about $3.50 a. N. The lock was
broken off the front door and en-
trance gained before the night
watchman, Ralph Mcdonald. ap-
peared on the scene. Other officers
and Mr.. Clark were Immediately no
titled, but the robbers made their es-
cape without leaving much of a clue
behind them. The door lock was
found later back Of the Tempe Ma
tional bank.
Dinner q Great Success
The Admission day dinner which
was served at the church. Tuesday
night by the ladies of the Congre-
gauonal church. was well attended
and a great success in every way.
The dining room was attractively
decorated for the affair and a very
pleasing menu was served. Every
one reported pleasant evening.
Attend Luncheon
A party of Tempe ladies including
Mrs. Adolph Herzberg, Mrs. z. P.
Carr, Mrs. r. L. Alexander. Mrs. S.
Backerack and Mrs. A. 3. Clark at
tended the bridge luncheon given in
Phoenix Wednesday afternoon by the
Harmony Club 1t was quite a
lovely affair and greatly enjoyed by
all.
Sad News Reaches Tempe
The many friends of the late Rev
d. II. Reid were greatly shocked and
grieved to hear of his death which
occurred at his home in Costamesa,
California, where he had been filling
the pastorate of the Methodist
church since leaving Tempe early last
fall. Word had reached Tempe a
few days ago that Mr.. Reid had been
critically i'll but was improved and
his friends were beginning to feel
hopeful Of his recovery when they
received word that the end had come. |
Dance at Midway Friday
katheryn Farrar and her Harmony
Four will furnish the music at the
Midway hall tonight and everyone is
invited to come out and have a good !
time. The weekly dances given un-
der the personal management OF Mr.. |
Herzberg and Mr.. Krause have be- !
come very popular and those who at |
tend always spend a jolly evening. |
A general admission will be charged !
this time and dancing will be free.
Past Chiefs TO Meet
The Past Chiefs of Butte Temple |
VIII meet at the nome or Mrs. "A. Is. I
Clark. Saturday afternoon at 3 |
o'clock. The new past chiefs are also
expected to attend.
Dies at Daughters Home
Mrs. Albert Austin formerly of I
Tempe but now living at Sonoita.
Arizona, has written relatives that
her father, Mr.. Bolt, passed away
January IA, in Tucson. Mr. Bolts
home was in walters. Oklahoma. He
was spending the winter with his
in Sonoita and his death oc-
Cured very suddenly; he was Ill
only about 30 minutes.
Surprised by Friends
Mrs. Charles Mosier was pleasant.
~ surprised at her home In the Miller
Flats Wednesday afternoon by a
party Of her friends, the occasion
being her birthday Refreshments
were served and the afternoon was
spent playing cards. Sew
erai of the ladies who were invited
were unable to attend Wednesday af-
ternoon on account of a previous en-
gagement, so they were delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Mosier Friday
Play Tennis at Normal
G. w. Judson of the Phoenix
schools and Mr.. Hutchinson of the
Evans school will play tennis on the
Normal courts Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Mr.. Judson has been the
champion Of Arizona for some time.