Arizona republican., 1922-05-02
To START WORK OF
PAVING ON LOWER
GOODYEAR ROAD

CHANDLER, Mary / - Twohy
Brothers have moved their mixer from
the road west of town, where they
have just recently completed six
miles of road, to the lower portion of
the Goodyear road. There is about
yet to be built between Chandler and
needed roads in this section.
When this section Of road is COM
pleted there will be about 3S miles OF
pavement from Phoenix south and
east through the valley which will
make nice Sunday drive from Phoe-
nix to the splendid little town of
Goodyear, passing through Tempe,
Mesa and Chandler.
This amount of pavement will be a
great inducement to tourists and the
public in general in travelling be-
tween Phoenix and Tucson as they
can go by the way of Chandler and
Casa Grande, which is a shorter route
and they will have the advantage of
this extension of the pavement.
Road Delegates Visit Chandler
There was a large number of the
good roads delegates stopped in
Chandler Monday evening, on their
return from the border,
4ASlG W d6 d kOO0 LulAAO0l O1 hAtS
business men of Chandler to give
them reception and a splendid lunch
consisting of sandwiches. doughnuts
and coffee was served by the
Woman's club in the arcade of the
San Marcos hotel.
Many Of the out-of- state delegates
| expressed their thanks to the people
of the valley in the royal reception
they have received since coming to
the road convention and for the trip
over the state to Nogales and return.
Many CT them have a very much diff
ferent thought about our state than
what they had on arrival.
Returns From Coast
Mrs. j. L. Whitener returned home
Saturday from visit with her folks
in California. Mrs. Stralee who ac-
| companied her on her visit did not
return but went on to Oregon to visit
relatives there during the summer.
| Takes New Position
| Mrs Ila Terry. began her new POSI-
ftion as bookkeeper for the chandler
Fruit Market Monday morning. she
was formerly bookkeeper in the Bank
of Chandler and has lately been work
| ing at the local picture theater.
Here From Tucson
| Max Alderman, who was former
owner of the Chandler Fruit Market,
| is here visiting his brother Joe Alter
man. Max is conducting a wholesale
and retail fruit market in Tucson at
/ this time. He reports business inn
proving in his business at Tucson.
Regular c. Of c. Luncheon
The regular chamber of commerce
luncheon will be held Wednesday at
! the Chandler Cafe at IL O'Clock. DR..
A. J. Chandler will be chairman OF
the meeting and some very able ad-
dress will be delivered The chief
speaker will be George III. Maxwell
who will talk on the benefit derived
/ from the future reclamation OF the
arid lands of this state. This should
be of great interest to every citizen
| of the town and q very large turnout
is expected at this luncheon.
Revival Closes
TIE revival which has been going
/ on for the past five weeks in the tent
on West Boston street closed Sunday
! night. The meetings have been con-
Quoted by Rev. b. f. Pritchett oi
| Phoenix who is very able preacher
and an evangelist known in many oi
the states of the Southwest. The
meetings were we'll attended and sev-
eral conventions were reported.
Taking a Vacation
i l.. L. Craft is now taking his vaea
ton in California. He expects TO be
gone for about 80 days.
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Lille Taylor. a colored woman
owns oil lands in Louisiana esti-
mated to be worth 100000.