Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-02
PRESCOTT
By Mrs. L. V. Hines

Grippe. We hope she will soon re-
cover
Mrs. Nettie Folds, wife of Mr. Folds,
a patient at Fort Whipple, has been
quite ill, suffering with an attack of
appendicitis, as pronounced by one of
the best doctors. Her many friends
hope she will soon recover.
Mrs. Alice Larkin, our colored
trained nurse sprained her back from
sever and awkward step, but by so
doing saved the life Of Mr.. Willoughby,
who was going up the same flight of
stairs. We are sorry to note the same,
and hope that she will soon recover.
Baby frankie Conner has had
long spell of sickness, but is better.
The doctor has been in attendance for
some time. frankie is a darling boy,
and it is the desire of his many
friends that he have a speedy recovery
Mrs. Conner has been quite ill also,
suffering with an attack of rheuma-
tism. 1t is hoped she will soon re-
cover
Mrs. w. d. Alexander has been quite
ILL., but is better and it is hoped she
will soon recover.
1t is reported that many of the
Phoenix teachers will be in the num-
Der of visitors here this week, also
the noted editor of this famous paper.
Mr.. A. R. Smith. We are glad, and
will show them a nice time, as is GUS
tomary with the hospitable folks of
Prescott.
Rev. w. E. Youngblood and wife,
Mrs. Ella Ramsey Youngblood, left
Tuesday for Tucson to remain for
the winter and possibly longer Rev.
Youngblood was elected Field Mis-
sionary for the Paradise Baptist Con-
vention, and will be on the job at his
post of duty. Rev. and Mrs. Young
blood have a host of friends here, and
it is regretted that they leave, but we
hope that they will plan to spend their
summers in Prescott. Rev. Young
blood is a splendid minister, and has
been in the evangelistic work for
years back in Kansas and many other
states. They will be missed for their
real worth toward the uplift of our
people, spiritually and fraternally.
Miss Helen Harper Vance will spend
her Thanksgiving honliday at her
home with her parents. arriving here
Wednesday evening. Miss Vance is
very popular in Prescott, and all are
glad to have her home with u.s.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Joe John
son, of Humboldt, made flying trip
to Prescott, and had a wonderful visit
Mr.. Johnsons mother has been very
sick, and it was for this reason they
made the trip. She is very much bet
ter, and appreciates all courtesy ex-
tended her She spent several days
in the hospital, but returned to her
home last week. Mrs. Mary Williams
and Mr.. Avery have been in constant
attendance, never forgetting her. We
hope she will soon recover
Mrs. Clarence Maxwell has been
very sick since her return from the
coast but is better, and it is hoped she
will soon recover.
Mrs Mayme Lindell Smith and hus-
band we're at home with a wonderful
ly prepared dinner in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. w. E. Youngblood. The
dinner was beautifully served and
very delicious. All report a wonderful
time.
Mother Ramsey celebrated her
birthday Saturday and received sew
eral nice presents. Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Todd entertained Moth
er with lovely ice cream and cake, and
had a wonderful visit, retiring at a
late hour with congratulations
Sunday Thos. E. Hines and wife
were at home to several of Mothers
dear friends with a turkey dinner
promptly at $50 P. NJ Covers were
laid for eleven. The dinner was deli
cious, and all enjoyed it. The house
was beautifully decorated with Ian
terms and pottedplants, yellow chyrs-
anthemums being the flowers used.
Six candles were burning, and the
guests gave the insight of years. After
dinner the party went to church, re-
porting wonderful time. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs Todd, Rev. and
Mrs. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Burkhardt,
Mrs. Alice Larkin, Mother Ramsey,
Baby Nettie and the host and hostess.
Baby LOWE has been ill for several
days and was out of school, but is
better and back in school again We
hope she will continue to improve
Mr.. Hines has been sick with Sc
we're cold, but is recovering.
Baby Marie Anderson celebrated her