Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
WORK COMMENCES
ON THE PAVING Of
GLENDALE STREETS

GLENDALE. Feb. 2s-Active op-
erations were commenced this morn
ing on the paving of the streets OF
Glendale when the contractor. ]. l.
Hoopes, placed a gang OF men al
work on North First avenue laying
the pipe preparatory to arranging
the grade for the cement. Engineers
have been at work establishing grades
ana It is thought that the work will
be pushed to a finish now that opera
ton have really commenced. A car
load Of machinery has been loaded
and will be shipped to the Garden
Of Allah where it will be used in
obtaining sand and gravel for use in
constructing the paving.
Suffers Stroke
Mrs. w. d. Robinson, aged 70, mo-
thar OF Mrs. Frank T. Patterson,
suffered a stroke of paralysis last
night during the night and has lost
all use Of her right side. She is
unable to talk and Is resting as good
az could be expected in q. semi con-
scious condition. The attending
physician stated that she might sur
viwe the shock.
Celebrate Anniversary
IN celebration OF their 31st wed
ding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Thompson gare delightfully."-
appointed dinner at their home
saturday evening on Glendale avenue.
Spring flowers and candles were used
with profusion to decorate the long
tafaYn r. TTYflYf, hos s,, ha
half Of the Glendale Heights 500 club
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
with a. beautiful silver tray engraved
with the names of the members of the
club After dinner 500 was enjoyed
By all. the prizes being won by Mrs.
j. III. Anderson and L. g. Smith. Mrs.
Anderson having the honor Of cutting
the cake and Mr.. Smith of passing it.
Those present to enjoy the evening
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw
yer. Mr.. and Mrs. Tetzlaff. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ]. Mills. Mr.. and Mrs f r.
swain, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Shawver. Mr..
and Mrs. j. ri. Anderson. Jack An
derson. Eugene Mills and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Thompson.
Here to Demonstrate
Those Of the Glendale district who
are bothered with gophers and are
desirous OF getting rid of the pests,
may do so by leaving their names
and addresses at the local office of
the Arizona Republican. T. L. Laythe
Of the United States Biological Sur
vey will be in Glendale all next week
and will demonstrate to the farmers
and any one else the best methods to
kin the rodent pests.
Mr.. I4aythe states that the schools
= H. L
ing great interest in eradicating the
pests from the land and states that
the winner Of the grand prize for the
highest number Of pests killed will
have to step some to be sure of
winning out.
Baseball
Manager Hadley of the Glendale
creys states that he has secured a
game for Sunday afternoon with the
X. G. Ball team OF Phoenix. The
game is to be played at Eastlake
ptarll, starting at 1880 o'clock. The
Easeys have been reputed to be a
strong organization and that to be
beaten a team has to have some
class. Hadley states that the Greys
have all or that and that they will
show the Phoenix boys how to play
this game called baseball.
To El Paso
Bert Myers, local representative OF
Crl1tchfield and voolfolk left this
week for Ell Paso where he will be
! for a few days experimenting the
nlnvfng OF a loading shed that the
company has constructed there.
To Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kearley left
this week for Prescott where they
expect to locate.
Birthday Party
All the little kiddies had a splendid
tiraae as guests at a birthday party
held in honor of Miss Dorothy o.
Rourie, this being in celebration OF
her fifth year. Games were played
and ice cream and cake helped to
satisfactorily wind up the days
pleasure. Little animal favors We're
given the children, Mrs. O'Rourke