Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM SCOTTSDALE

Scottsdale was represented with
/ two floats in the parade held in
Phoenix Thursday night. The Scots
dale Athletic club had a float rep
| resenting their club and advertising
| the dance to be held next Thursday
night at the Madison Club house and
| the middle weight wrestling match
| to be held here next Friday night.
| E. N. Taylor was dressed as a negro
/ and did a buck and wing dance on a
platform on the car during the pa
rade. The other float was the
Chamber of Commerce float and was
the Scottsdale stage full of high
school girls.
The best May Day fete ever at
| tempted in this district will be held
I at 8 o'clock Monday afternoon at the
school grounds. Every one is re-
quested to come early and secure q
suitable place to witness the event
for it will be difficult to stage it if
cars are making a noise during the
play. Over two hundred children
will take part in the program.
The Scottsdale Blues will play the
w. O w. team of Phoenix in a class
B game here Sunday. It will be a
fast game for the local team has lost
but one game and the w. w. have
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the team through some stiff practice
this week and they will be in first
class shape when the game is called
Sunday.
The Beaver Debating club will hold
its last public debate Monday night
in the auditorium of the high school,
Four debates will be on the program
and eight boys will take part in the
debates. The debates are all on
light subjects and will be enjoyed by
all. The public is invited to these
debates and should be there by 8 d.
m. sharp.
The ScottsdaIe Ice company, owned
by the F.. O. Brown company has
added several Improvements to its
equipment this spring. An air. blow
ing machine to make the ice clear
and other minor changes have been
made. The plant is now capable of
making eight tons of ice day and
the indications are that it win be
worked to capacity this year.
Herbert Sutton who has been i'll
for some time with the scarlet fever
recovered last week enough to be
up and then he had an attack of the
influenza and will be unable to at
tend school for some time Robert
Wolf has been i'll with the influenza
for the past two weeks and will be
out several days yet.
Many Scottsdale people plan to
make the trip to Miami Saturday
At least nine carloads will go and
many more are planning the trip.
Little Joe Montana was seriously
burned about the neck and chest yesA
terday when he pulled a teakettle of
hot water on himself from the stove.
The burns were treated and to what
extent they will be serious could not
be told although the indications are
that the nerves in his chest were
burned.
C.. w. Blow left for Wickenburg
yesterday on an extended business
trip. He expects to go north before
returning to Scottsdale.
Most Of the ranchers have cut and
harvested their first cutting of hay
and are receiving a good price for it.
The Women's club of Scottsdale
met at the home of it's president Mrs.
Crosse Wednesday afternoon and a
delightful program was presented.
Informal discussion was included in
the program and delicious refresh
ments served by the hostess.
The following We're visitors yester-
day to Phoenix on business: M. Mae
Collins, Mrs H. NJ. Collins. Mrs.
A. ". Collins Mrs. Carrillier. Mr.
and Mrs. Morton, Mr. Carroll, Mr..
Sanders. E. O. Etters J.. D. Wadley
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Dom, w. C.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mrs.
Merron, Mrs. Montana, John w.
Cox, Mr.. Van Binschoten. and Mr..
and Mrs. T.. M. Wiolf.