Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
M|sSOUR|AN ARRIVES
To AID TEMPE DAIRY.

TEMPE. June 1.-THE first group
of Boy scouts leave Tempe for Camp
Geronimo Friday. Mr.. Davis is
activities director at the camp and
will be out of town during both per-
iods of the camp-June 16 to July 8.
Rev Davis Out of Town
During the absence of Rev. Mr..
Davis, the pulpit of the Christian
church will be supplied as follows:
June IS, r. V. Sparks of Glendale;
June 25. r. E. Dunlap of Phoenix,
stare secretary; July 2, W. l.. Fas-
ter of Phoenix. Services will be in
the morning only. The congregation
will unite with other churches in the
evening.
Mr.. Lands to Speak
Rev. E. NJ. Lands will he the
speaker at the union service next
Sunday evening. A good program is
being prepared.
To Urge Ezekiel to This AGE
The pastor of the Methodist church
has devided to present some of the
peculiarities and some of the practl-
cal teachings of an old prophet to the
present age, He will preach from
Ezekiel
Kyrene PIT. A.-Fo Meet
The Kyrene PIT. A will hold its
meeting in the school auditorium
Thursday, at 5 o'clock. All members
and their families are urged to be
present as the entertainment COM
mittee have a pleasant surprise In
store for all, after the general bust
ness is transacted. BE sure and
bring the children is the invitation.
Passes Road Petition
H. B. Wilkinson is securing names
to petitions to authorize vote on
bonds to construct a paved highway
10 the Colorado river. with the un-
derstanding that California will meet
it at the river
Returned From Chicago
John Moeur and wife have re-
turned from Chicago where John has
been attending school. He is help
ing his father in the office.
Town Water to Run
The regular run of town water will
be from 10 o'clock today, to Friday
at $3.50
Ball Practice Called
The Tempe baseball team will
practice this evening at 6 o'clock.
Herzberg Is Improving
A. S. Herzberg who has been sick
for many weeks is now improving.
Fruit and Vegetables on Market
Apricots, figs, tomatoes cucum-
bers, squash, corn are some of the
latest local products on the local
market. Many residents of Tempe
have some up date gardens and
are showing how to handle the high
cost of living bogie.
To Hold Services at kyrene
Rev. J. A. Dugger, pastor of the
Peoria Presbyterian church, will
preach at the Kyrene church next
sunday evening. A large general
attendance is urged.
Are Leaving Tempe
Mrs. Grubbs and Miss Eula Grubbs
bid their many friends in Tempe and
Phoenix goodbye last night and left
on the santa Fe for wellington. Kan.
Professor Burkhard left for Flag
staff wednesday night where he will
teach.
Mrs. E. D. Raley leaves by auto
today to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Tweed of Ray.
MIR. and Mrs. :. . L.. Kunce and
daughter, Nadine. left for Prescott
last night where they will spend the
summer Mr.. Kunce has not been
well for some time and it is hoped
by all his friends that the Prescott
climate will benefit him.
A New Conner Arrives
Harry Hagan of Kansas City. Mo-,
arrived in Tempe, Tuesday, and will
take charge of the dairy recently
purchased by Charles Vandyhe. Mr..
Hagan seems to be able to adjust
himself TO the wild west, but he says
they will have to show him. that
t'is is a better dairy country than
= ssouri. Harry will not be lone
some away from Missouri as there
are 20 other Missourians in Tempe.