Arizona republican., 1922-04-03
SCOTTSDALE RANCHER
SUFFERS ARM WOUND
As GUN DISCHARGES

r. Su1irlock. 8. prominent rancher OF
tbis tiistrict. was accidentally shot inN
t6e arm yesterday morning. he nao
v,,+ : nistol he thought unloaded IN
bfr naclcef and in some manner the
hammer became fastened in the cor
Nor of his pocket and discharged, tne
bullet taking effect in the fleshy part
of the arm. The wound, Wnlle pam
full. is not serious and he Will De aDle
to use his arm in a few GAYS. ..us
The athletic association or the nlgn
school met Friday morning ana
sacted considerable business
The girls decided to organize an IN
Soor baseball team and are now open |
for games with other schools. ANY
school wishing a game can secure lt
bv writing Mr.. Sandige at Scottsdale.
Leslie Sullivan was elected sargeant |
of arms of the association. Influenza
is still keeping number OF stuoehts
out OF school and pressing larm Work |
is keeping several or the poys 1ioiii
attending regularly.
Mrs r. Johnson of this district left |
Yesterday for Idaho for a short VISIT
with friends in that state.
A birthday party was given In
honor OF their sons seventh plrth-
day bvs G.. stark at his ranch. Mr,
and Mrs. A. Albory acted as host
and hostess. Among the guests pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mills ana
sons: Mrs Miller and daughter, Mr.;
$. c. Hopball. and Mrs. Ericsson ana
sons. Delicious efresnments were
served and an enjoyable time was
had. -
seventh grade, is i'll with a mild case
of scarlet fever that will prevent him
from attending school for several
weeks.
Announcements were received by
friends of Mrs. Bert Allen from Los
Angeles that a fine II pound baby
girl was born to them the first OF
this week Mrs. Allen was resident
of this district for five years and
many congratulations were sent TO
her from friends here.
r. w. Convey has been i'll for the
past week with severe case of in
fluenza and will not be able to work
for another week.
The sewing club met at the home
of Mrs. w F. Smith the later part
of the week and an enjoyable after
noon was spent by all.
A meeting of the Parent Teachers
association was held at the home of
Mrs. G. Walker Saturday afternoon
and an informal discussion of the bet
terInent of the community was held.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
The lower grades are training daily
for a. May Day program to be given
the latter part of this month. Mrs.
Muldrow's room will present a drill
and several songs. Mrs. Austin's and
Miss M. Smiths room also will have
a drill and song program and Mrs
Plummer's room viii put on a. special
program with the Mexican children.
atIIraS will he oriVpIl nv the
rest of the school and the exact date
will be announced later.
J. r. Kinney left yesterday for
Los Angeles and will not return until
the tenth of the month.
One of the greatest Improvements
to the business district of this town
is the addition of a lumber yard by
Mr.. Mahoney. Several cars of lam-
Der are in Phoenix and will be
trucked out the first of the week tc
supplement the stock on hand. Mr.
Mahoney announces that lumber will
he sold at Phoenix prices plus the
freight charges from Phoenix to his
yard. The addition OF this new busi-
ness will be appreciated by the
ranchers OF the district for it viii
save them many trips for small
AMOUNTS of lumber.
Raimon Balensulea died at his
home here Sunday morning from in
fluenza and was buried in the loca
cemetery.
Virgil Virtue, a prominent bronchC
buster, had his saddle stolen las
week from his corral on the Pima
reservation near here. He is offer.
ing a reward for its recovery.
II. NJ. Collins was discing yer.
rough ground yesterday when he wa
thrown from the disc and has a ri
broken and was bruised about tn
body.
The interest in the play Fiddle an
Company" that the Beaver Debatin
club is presenting at the schoo
house Friday. April Il. is increasin,
iaily for this is the first time that