Phoenix tribune., 1922-03-04

AAo OOU anu udo DCSH very oiCh. we
hope, however, that he will soon be
able to be up and about his work.
Rev. Draper preached a wonderful
sermon to a nice audience, and those
present were benefited. Why not
attend the services and have your
spiritual strength renewed? AS there
is only one minister in town, Rev.
Draper is anxious to have you attend
and feels that he is deeply interested
in the souls of men.
The Youngblood restaurant is still
doing a good business and serving
good meals. They appreciate your
patronage. Go down when you are
tired out and take a meal with them.
Mr. Holcom, one of the bet tailors
in town, has been located at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary Williams, but he
and his wife, Mrs. Holconl, have taken
apartments with Mr.. Garrett's mother,
Mrs. Robinson Mccormick Any one
desiring a new spring suit can GER
tainly be fitted to the gnats heel by
this expert tailor. See him and order
your Easter suit in ample time. Pick
out the goods and know what you are
getting.
Mother Coopwood is still improving
and it is hoped that she will soon feel
good again.
Mrs. Baby Harrington has been sick
suffering with a severe cold but is
much improved.
Prof. Lark and Mr.. Albert Lee Sells
spent wonderful afternoon at the
Hines home and an old fashioned time
was had. Prof. Lark is one of the
exceptional young men of the ex-
teachers at Washington, D. C. 1t is
worth the while to have a conversation
with his as he is well up on all issues
and his wonderful travel gives him
broad vision. Mr.. Albert Lee Sells
is another one of Fort. Whipple's
idols, highly respected by all officers
as well as nurses and inmates of the
fort.
Mrs. Georgia Station has been very
sick, confined to her bed suffering
with severe cold. The doctor has
made several calls but she is up and
allie to be out in the open, taking a
walk as far as town. 1t is hoped
that she will soon recover.
In the write up in last issue of the
Tribune Mrs. Hrud's name was left,
off through error, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker were not participants at the
dinner, and Mrs. Jourdan was a pleas
ant caller on the invited guest. 1t is
not the policy of this paper to leave
any name off or fail to print any news
about anyone. There is no selfishness
on the part of the editor or the re-
porter, no selfish grudge enters be-
tween the news. A seven-course din
ner was served Bishop and Mrs.
Kyles, little son, and other guests by
Mother Massey and Mrs. Hurd.
Grand opening Ladies, Style Shop,
showing the latest ideas in spring mil
Iinery will take place March 10. Lad
les and childrens' hats with the first
breath of spring and other chic millin-
cry will be on display. All the ladies
in Prescott invited to attend this
grand spring opening March 10.
Souvenirs for everyone.
The schools at Clarkdale have been
closed because of the flu epidemic.
The U. N. 1. A. held a splendid ses-
sion and a nice crowd was present.
Come out and make the meeting a
The president is a live wire
and full of pep, but keep off of his
corns as he has nothing coated, he is
delivering the goods and has the real
stand
1t has been intimated that the A.
M. E. Zion annual conference will be
held here which means much for
Prescott.
Mrs. Paris Tabron, who has been
sick for some time, is reported doing
fine.
Mr.. Garner has been very sick but
is much improved and back on the
job at the CARROTS shop.
Miss Tilly Clay, who has been in. the
employ of the Herndon's, has taken
apartments with Mother Massey, 224
S. Marina.
Mrs. Mary Anderson was a pleas
ant caller On Mrs. Hughes, the beauty
specialist. at her apartment N. Alar-
con street.
Sr and Sra. Camaeho were dinner
guests at the Hines home Sunday. A
nice time was enjoyed with their Span
ish friends.