Phoenix tribune., 1922-11-18
PRESCOTT
By Mrs. L. V. Hines

Mrs. George Wilbur Taylor is very
grateful to the kind friends who gave
flowers and helped her during the
illness and, death of her beloved has.
band.
Mr.. w. P. Crump. the distinguished
orator of Arizona, was in our city Mon
day, the 9Th, and as usual full of en-
thusiasm. All of Prescott was glad to
see him.
Mrs. Sherwin Wise has returned to
Prescott from an extended trip to Tue
son. Mrs. Wise, it is said, made the
trip looking for a winter location. We
are glad to see her return, for it
makes US feel that they will remain
in Prescott through the winter. We
are glad for all good citizens to re-
main, though the winters are strenu-
GUS. Mr. and Mrs. Wise have a very
attractive home here.
Mrs. L. A. McCarty has returned
from her trip to Los Angeles and Long
Beach, Miss Clark, a sister of Mrs.
McCarty, made the trip to Long Beach
to accompany her sister to Prescott,
as Mr.. McCarty had been informed
that his wife was seriously ill there.
Mrs. McCarty has been quite sick
since her return, the doctor having
been in constant attendance. 1t is
regretful that she has suffered as she
has, and it is the hope of all that she
will soon be better, and that the trip
will benefit her.
Mr.. Albert Lee Sells has been on
the sick list, having suffered consid-
erably. We are sorry and hope he
will soon feel normal
A card received from Mrs. Clarence
Maxwell states that she will soon be
home, though she is having a won
derful visit. 1t is pleasing to note
her pleasant visit, but all hearts will
be glad on her return home.
Rev. Simpson is preaching splendid
sermons, and the services at this
church are wonderful. Rev. Simpson
is wonderful man, very genteel and
refined. The Sunday School, under
the leadership of Mr.. B. c. Jones,
Superintendent, is growing in leaps
and bounds. Both young and old are
joining; send your children out. Don't
forget the Christian Endeavor and the
evening sermon.
Presiding Elder Clark held his quar-
terly meeting Sunday, October 29th,
and wonderful time was had, large
crowds attending all the meetings. As
usual, Elder Clarks sermons were
great. We are always glad to have
him return. He has a splendid rec
ord as presiding elder.
Mr. D. ]. Todd has been sick, suf
fering with cold, but is feeling fairly
good at the present We hope he will
soon be normal The U. N. l. A.
has in him a wonderful leader. He is
faithful and honorable, and liked by
all.
Mrs. Lottie Taylor is still quite sick,
and appreciates your calls in her lone
y hours of bereavement. Don't for
get; go up and see how she is getting
along.
Mrs. E. Moker will leave soon for
he coast to spend the winter with
her children, who are reported as do /
ng splendidly. Her daughter, grand
children and son-in-law will be glad to
see her.
The political meeting under the
leadership of Mr.. w. D. Alexander,
vas splendid success. The meeting
vas held in the Moose hall, and many
,f the representatives on the Republi-
'an ticket spoke. Among the speakers
we're Judge Morrison, Rev. Howard
md Hon. Leroy Anderson After the
peaking many enjoyed the dance, the
music being furnished by Polk's or
hestra. Prizes were awarded several
+ the Jazz couples and the graceful