Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
MEXICAN IS FOUND
DEAD IN WAREHOUSE

TEMPE. Jan. 12.--Phelix Casimara,
who has been employed at the Peters
warehouse for years, was found dead
on some grain sacks Thursday after
noon about o'clock.
Mrs. f, c. Adams went to the ware
house for some grain and found him
lying dead on the sacks. She inane-
diately called a physician, who pro
nounced him dead upon his arrival at
the scene. Casimara had ridden his
wheel home TO lunch and hadn't re-
moved the guard from his, trousers
when he died, evidently from heart
failure. He was a faithful worker
and It was stated yesterday by sew
eral that he had worked for A. j.
Peters ever since he had been in ousi-
ness here. He is survived by wife
and a large family.
Dance at Midway
The regular weekly dance will be
given at the Midway Saturday night
Everybody invited to come and have
a good time.
Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting Of the Chris
tian church was held 2t the Chris
tian church Wednesday night. a
dinner was served in the dining
room, after whichgtte business OF the
church was transacted. The present
officers. OF the church were reelected
to serve another year.
Celebrated Soth Birthday
Four generations were represented
at a surprise birthday dinner given
in honor of Mrs. Della Kimsey at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Zilla
Stroud. Thursday, by her other
daughter, Mrs. Wiley Duke OF Mesa
A very lovely dinner was served and
a good time enjoyed by all. The
other guests from Mesa. besides Mrs.
Duke, were Mrs. kimseyS grand
daughter, Mrs. Leo Gardner, her great
grandson, Burches Gardres and Mrs
higgins.
Gives Surprise Party
Mrs II. o. Douglass was the In
centive for a delightful party which
was given at the parsonage by the la
dies of the Congregational church
wednesday afternoon. The affair
was a complete surprise to Mrs.
Douglass 1t was given in honor OF
her birthday and also her wedding
anniversary About A. ladies were
present and every one reported an
unusually pleasant afternoon <.e-
freshments were served by the SELF
Invited guests.
Here as q Witness
Charles Reed. who recently moved
to California, is here as a witness on
the Peters trial. Mr.. Reed reports
business conditions very good there
He is located near Merced. Where the
Bransfords and Mrs. Lucy Cosner
now live.
Returns From Prescott
Mrs. Mary Craig returned from
Prescott Thursday morning, where
She has been the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Roy Hackett, for the past
four weeks Prescott was recently
the scene of a big snow storm and the
hills were still covered with snow
when Mrs Craig left there Tuesday.
Visit Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cosner visited
friends in Tempe Thursday evening.
They are in Phoenix on short busl-
ness trip and expect to return 10
Florence Friday morning. Mr. cos
ner is employed on the construction
work of the Florence dam
LEAVING for Ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Mullen expect 70
leave for their ranch near Hillside
Saturday morning and viii be there
Critically Ill
Mrs. Fred Parry is critically i'll at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Dorsey.
Mrs. j. M. Reese, formerly Elizabeth
Parry, has been notified of the seri-
Gus condition and, is expected to ar
rive soon TO nurse her, M...
Ruth Renick Friday Night
Come and see Ruth Renick in a
clever comedy drama Merely Mary
Ann" given by the Brandon STOCK
company under the auspices and for
the benefit of the senior class. one
night only. Friday. JAM 1S. Seats
on sale at Laird & Dimes.
FOR SALE-One Ford car. $3.50.
One new Goodyear cord tire, S5x419,
$50. 10 West 7th Street, Tempe
Phone 27S. II
HOUSEKEEPING or bed rooms
for rent. Is West Seventh ST, Tenn
pc; phone 27S. pg
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