Arizona republican., 1922-06-04
eye dam. They all report a very en-

eye dam. They all report very en-
joyable time.
The Buckeye Progressive club, in
its regular Wednesday night meeting,
disposed of several pending matters.
John Scott, late janitor of the school,
was rendered the position of town
zanjero. Thanks to the untiring eff
forts of Rev. Mr.. Summers, the street
trees about town have been well wa
tered and cared for. Now that a
zanjero is to be appointed this duty
will be transferred to that person
and the good work continued. After
disposing of numerous other details
of business, the club decided to spon-
sor a social affair and for that pur-
pose appointed a committee to work
out the details of a moonlight social
to be held on the school lawn. The
date will be announced later.
Herschel Schweikart will leave here
Friday for Utah, where he intends
taking a course in electrical engin-
eering. Olin Branaman and Herschel
chweikart are to make the trip
overland in Branamans car.
Prof. r. E. Brannen and family are
intending to leave in about two weeks
for Flagstaff. Both he and wife ex-
pect to attend the summer session of
the state normal school.
William Long, better known as
eBill," graduated from the Phoenix
union high school with honors from
among a class of several hundred.
Bill Long is a son of Mrs. and Mr..
w. B. Long and is well known here,
being a native son Of this community.
r. n. Clanton, an old-time resident
of Buckeye has gone on his yearly
vacation on the coast, where he will
remain through the heat of the sum-
mer, but probably return next fall.
Mr.. Clanton intends passing the sum-
mer with his children, who live in
various parts of California.
! Prof. r. E. Brannen has closed a
deal whereby he becomes owner Of
| the five-acre tract known as the c..
/ f.. Dale place, which lies directly east
of town. The price paid was around
| s400 per acre. This is choice tract
and is desirably located. Verne La
Tourette. local high school teacher,
| has purchased the home of Prof.
Brannen.. Mr.. LaTourette will make
this his home on his return from
| Miami this fall.
Sam Croutch has been summoned
| to Phoenix to serve as juror in Judge
Stanford's court. Mr.. Croutch desires
to do his duty in the matter even
| though it interferes seriously with
farm activities.
Local threshers and combined har-
vester owners are making ready for
the grain harvest. Many fields have
ALREADY been cut and are ready for
threshing. Some very heavy yields in
wheat are expected. The acreage is
larger than in any previous year.
Orley Kane, the 16-year- son OF
c.. M. Kane of Palo Verde, has been
confined to bed for the last week. In
another week it is expected he will be
able to be up and around.
Miss Lura Sanders, local telephone
operator, is spending the week visit
ing friends and relatives in the Mesa
district Miss Edna Wetzler is serV-
ing in Miss Sanders absence.
Francis Watkins is candidate Tor
nomination for constable of Buck
eye, Precinct 5, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary.
Mrs. Joe Brown of Phoenix re-
turned to her home Thursday after
visiting with her friends and rela-
tives of this valley. Mrs. Brown
spent Wednesday night with her
brother, |. III. Parkman, returning to
Phoenix next day.
Miss Helen Nelson plans on leaving
| for Los Angeles in a few days, where
after visiting friends and relatives
| she will leave for Chicago. Miss
| Nelson plans on taking a higher
| course in music and will devote the
remainder of the summer to that
study.
| 1t is unofficially reported that
Troop OF the Boy Scou-s of Phoe-