Arizona republican., 1922-06-24
localities

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NEW SOFT DRINK PLACE
| Willard and Elliott is the name OF
new partnership that began opera
tions on Friday as purveyors of soft
| drinks. Both Willard and Elliott
are well-known in Phoenix. Mr..
| Willard conducted the high school
lunch for three years and Mr.. FL
lott is of long residence here and
has wide acquaintance. Their es-
tablishment is conducted in connec-
ton with the johnson pool hall.
That the thirsty may be well and
pleasantly served, say the proprietors
of the new place. is their aim.
VISITOR IN CiTY-Miss Stella
Stockewll of Peoria is spending
few days with Miss Christine
Schaeffer at her home on North
Tenth avenue.
NOT ILL BY VACCINATION Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Hanny have found
it necessary to resort to the adver
tising columns of this paper to in
form their friends that their daugh-
ter Florence is not suffering from
vaccination. The story was some-
how put in motion that Miss Hanny
was in the hospital and about to
suffer the amputation of limb be-
cause of vaccination. The story
seemingly had wings. and all con-
cerned have been annoyed beyond
words. said Mr. Hanny. Interested
friends which have heard the gossip
have called the Hanny phone until
there has not been a moments
peace at any time of day. Miss Han
ny has not been other than in her
usual health
GOING TO ioWA-Mrs. w. II.
Gaughn Of 706 North Second street
is leaving to spend the summer vis-
iting her brother and friends in Fort
Dodge, Iowa. Mr.. Gauhn will fol-
low later. The Gaughns expect to
return to Phoenix at the opening of
school,
ON FISHING TRlP-H A. Spenc-
er of 1909 East Willetta street will
drive overland to Oak Greek where
he will spend two weeks fishing Mrs
Spencer left two weeks ago for At
water Mimi. where she will spend
the summer visiting her parents and
friends.
VISITING SISTER, Fred
Blair Townsend is spending the
summer visiting her sister at San
Bernardino, Calf.
GOING TO PREscoTT-G. w.
Mickle and family will go overland
to Prescott where they will spend
the summer. Mr.. Mickle will open a
Pay'n Takit store there on July 1.
but will return to Phoenix for the
winter
PAN-HELENic CLUB MEETING
The Pan Hellenic club will hold
an informal meeting at the Ranch
House at p. M. today. Reserva-
tions may be made to the Ranch
House. phone 44S4 All members Of
attend.
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES Mike
Popovich, a miner. filed suit in the
federal court Thursday to recover
$4,000 damages from the United
Verde Extension Mining company,
for alleged injury to one of his eyes
while in the employe of the COM
pany Popovich claims that one of
his eyes was injured by dirt and
rock fragments thrown out by a
stream of water, causing a cataract
to form on the injured optic and
leaving him unfit for work.
CANCEL BOARD OF GOVERN
ORS MEETlNG-The special meet
ltS VI Tie DodIQ VI SONtinolS vi tiit
Salt River Valley Water Users asso-
citation, called for June 20, has been
cancelled. it was announced yester-
day by f, G. Henshaw, secretary OF
the association. The board of gov
ernors will not meet until July 8,
which is the regular meeting date.
Mr.. Henshaw stated that the meeting
was cancelled because it would be
impossible for Superintendent c. c.
Cragin to be present. Mr.. Cragin is
in Washington. d. c., in the inter-
ests of the water users association.
HERE FROM ST. LOUlS-Mrs Earl
Stroud of st. Louis is spending the
month of June in Phoenix with Mr..
and Mrs. 7. N. King, 709 West Port
land street. The Kings, together with
Mrs Stroud and other guests. will
motor to Globe and Miami over the
week end.
GRADUATES WITH HoNoRS-
Ferris Green "a Phoenix boy. grad
uated as an honor man from the
Corvallis National Military school of
Oregon, this week and also received
the golden key and an honorary
membership from the Alpha Veta So
ciety. Ferris is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs f. c. Green of this city and
entered the military school following
service in the war. He made a splen-
did record and has just been ap-
pointed fruit inspector at Hood River,
Ore.
VISITING IN PHOENix-P. A.
Tharaldson has been a Phoenix vis-
itor for the past few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. TheraIdson have lately been
residents of California and plan to
leave for Europe early in June.
SET GINNING PRiCE-It has
been stated that a number Of gins |
in the Salt River valley have set the |
price for ginning for this season at |
rs cents per hundred pounds of seed |
cotton, including the wrapping and
bagging.
TO PREACH AT FoWLER-Rev.1
T. Nj. Smith will preach sermons at |
Fowler at II o'clock a. m. and at |
ntnIncl, =, M sunday Sunday school |