Arizona republican., 1922-06-04
localities
ASKS FOB DAMAGES

ASKS FOR DAMAGES-In suit
filed yesterday against the White
Line Taxi company, Alice S. War
denburg with her husband, III. A.
Wardenburg. seeks to recover $4,000
for injuries alleged to have been sus-
tanned while she was riding as a
passenger in one of the defendants s
taxi cabs. She alleges when the
driver of the car drove over bank
across East Moreland street at Ninth
street at high rate of speed, she
was thrown against the top of the
car and was severely injured. The
accident occurred on Nav 5, 1922,
about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, she
says.
BEGINS THRESHlNG - Thresh-
ing OF grain began yesterday at the
State hospital, according to Bert
Wingar, secretary of the board of
state institutions. About 1900 sacks
of barley will be threshed this year.
Approximately 1000 boxes of first
grade onions will be harvested. he
said, and about 500 boxes of second
grade or understood an1 diversified
onions. In July, Mr.. Wingar esti-
mates, the institution will can sew
eral thousand cans of tomatoes. All
of the crops on the farm are in fine
shape.
CATCH MANY FiSH-Plenty Of
fish and an enjoyable time was re-
ported by Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. VAL
entine following their return last
Wednesday from Roosevelt lake after
spending four days at the popular re-
sort. Included in the party were Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene J. Hughes, Mrs.
George Fears and daughter, Lucille,
and Mr.. Fletcher. They brought
back catch of "a fish. A dance
was given in their honor at the
Apache Lodge.
ARBoR Is PoPULAR-Popularity
made it's home at The Arbor when it
opened on Thursday night, the past
week, and has continued to abide
there since. Inasmuch as the resort
is a seven day affair, it is expected
that the record crowd since the open
ing will be out Sunday night. Cen
trail avenue is still closed and de-
tour via Seventh street to Thomas
road is necessary.
PIT. COUNCIL TO MEET - The
Phoenix local council of the parent
teacher association will meet Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock at the
school administration building on
II
Smith, president of the association.
will preside. The purpose of the
meeting is to revise the constitution
and by laws. Each member is re-
quested to bring their lunch. After
the business session. all will go to
Riverside park for social hour.
TELEGRAMS FOR 14-There are
kilograms at the Western Union for
Mrs. Antonio Dobson, Mrs. Erma
Dills, Eta Highly, George l.. Hoag,
Dee Brown, Mrs. Lola j. F'urness,
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. L. r. Mason.
Avon Smart, Mrs Gilbert Vain. +.
G.. Heron, Margaret Lozier, w. S.
Tancray, d. A. Fraser.
..CALLED BY iLLNESS-Ray L.
Hubbard left last evening for Chi
cago where he has been called on ac-
count of the illness of his mother.
GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO--Mr
and Mrs. j. J. Sweeney will leave
this week for San Francisco to at
tend the meeting of the Mystic
Shriners. Mrs. Sweeney will remain
in San Francisco with relatives dur
ing the summer.
RoWENA CIRCLE TO MEET
The Rowena Circle will hold an ALL
day meeting Monday, June s. at the
home of Mrs Tomusko, 1874 East
Garfield street. All members are
asked to bring thimbles for sewing.
KILL kARE PICNIC - The Kill
Kare club which was recently or
ganized held its first picnic Friday
evening at Telegraph Pass. A most
enjoyable evening was spent.
BUSINESS REMOVAL--B. H. Dodt
has removed his real estate, loan and
insurance office from his long estab-
lished location on West Adams
street to III North Second avenue.
His removal was made necessary by
the remodeling of the Donofrio
building at the corner of Adams and
Center streets for the location of the
savings department of the Valley
bank. In the course Of the remodel
ing the office formerly occupied by
Mr.. Dodt has been taken in.
GOES TO Los ANGELES-Miss
Blanche Duhe of New Orleans has
gone to Los Angeles for the summer.
She will visit her aunt, Mrs. M. Dau-
noy, and cousin, Anita McCann, 1401
East Jefferson.