Arizona republican., 1922-06-10

in good health until about May 26,
when he had a stroke of apoplexy
from which he never recovered.
Mr.. Campbell, the deceased, was
born in Benton county, Mo-, in 1S47.
When he came to manhood he en-
gagged in mercantile business and
general farming. He later moved
with his family to Cabot, Ark, where
he engaged in the same lines of bus
mess until the death of his wife after
which he retired from business and
lived with his children.
The deceased leaves two sons, II.
L. Campbell of st. Louis, Mo-, and
Alex ]. Campbell of Chandler, Ariz.,
and one daughter, Mrs. emma ].
Swain of England, Ark.
Short funeral services were held
Friday afternoon at O'Clock in the
GIBBONS undertaking parlors in
Mesa They were conducted by the
Rev. G. M. Rock of Phoenix, pastor
or the First Southern Baptist church.
The deceased was life time Baptist.
Alex j, Campbell and family left
Tempe Friday afternoon with the re-
mains, for Cabot, Ark, where buri-
al viii be beside the remains of the
deceased wife.
The Campbells will stay in ArkSn-
sas Tor about a month, visiting
among their relatives and. friends.
Wilson Co. Buys Service Station
Bill Brooks completed the sale of
his service station to the c.. M. Will
son company last Wednesday. The
consideration was about $1,000. Mr.
Brooks has given a lease on the
building to the purchasers for term
or five years. The building will be
enlarged by extending it back to the
alley In the rear at cost of about
$4,000 according to present estimates.
The G. NJ. Wilson company is the
agent here for the Ford car and has
disposed of three carloads of them
since coming here. Mr.. Brooks fur
ther plans are not developed.
George Brown Buys Barber Shop
George b. Brown recently came
here from Lewiston. Idaho, with his
family. to visit relatives and friends,
soon decided to remain and has
bought the Theater shop from E..
higgins and is fast making friends
and getting business. Mr.. and Mrs.
higgins will soon leave for Prescott,
Ariz.. where they will spend the sum-
mer. Mr.. Brown formerly conducted
the San Marcos barber shop in the
San Marcos hotel building.
New Grocery Opens Saturday
The Arizona Grocery company, of
Phoenix, will open Pay-'N-Takit
grocery No. In Chandler, Saturday.
v. w. Walder will be active manager
of the local store. Everything sold
here will be sold at the same prices
as charged in the other -Takit
stores in Phoenix. A meat depart
ment will be added week later.
To Elect Officers
Saturday night the local election
of officers and district director from
Districts No. IA and Is of the Ari-
zona Pimacotton Growers will be
held in Chandler from to 10 o'clock
The election meeting for district
No. Is will be held at the Chandler
chamber of commerce. The candi-
dates for district director are John
Anderson and r. Monroe Miller. Can
didates for local officers are: Local
chairman, ID. A. Jacobson, vice chair
man, ]. w. Beye; secretary. B. M.
Crenshaw.
Election meeting for District No,
IA will be held at the Chandler cham
Der of commerce. Candidates for dis
trict director are G. w. Burns and
e. j. Koch; Candidates for local Of
ficers are: For chairman, G.. w.
Burns. r. p. Sellers; for secretary.
J. S. Thomas.
All members vote for their choice
for .ocal officers and for director
from the district In which they live
or grow cotton, and in addition vote
for seven out of the nine candidates
for directors at large.