Phoenix tribune., 1922-04-29
PRESCOTT
lBx Mrs. L. V. Hinesl

Mr.. Wilbur Smith of Phoenix, and
a graduate of a Barber college in Cal
ifornia, has accepted a position with
Mr. Woodland in his shop in South
Montezuma street Mr.. Smith is
brilliant young man and has bright
future. His many friends in Prescott
are proud of him and are glad to have
him and his family in our city.
/ Mrs. B. ]. Foulkerson, one of Pres
colts most prominent citizens, left re-
Gently for Butte, Mont, and will spend
her vacation with her daughter, Mrs.
| J. w. Brown. On her return, she will
resume her position as companion of
Mrs. Hugo Richardson in South Mt.
/ Vernon street Mrs. Richardson also
is abroad and is spending her vaca-
ton in the Orient 1t is hoped that
the trip to Butte will benefit Mrs. Foul
kerson's health, she having been a
sufferer with rheumatism for some
time.
Mother Youngblood, who now re-
sides in Tucson, made flying trip
to Prescott and met many of her
friends. Her presence brought smiles
to the faces of all who know her and
have learned to love her After a
brief visit, she returned to Tucson,
taking baby Charles Edwards with
her and will reside with her daughter
Mrs Douglas. Mrs. Douglas has built
a beautiful home in Tucson for her
mother and deserves much credit for
| the splendid manner in which she
has provided for her mother. Mother
Youngblood will go to a cooler place
this summer if the climate in Tucson
| is too hot. Her children in Prescott
were sorry to see her leave so soon.
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars gave
a turkey dinner last week at the odd
Fellows hall Many of the prominent
business folk as well as other citizens
attended and all enjoyed the feast.
The dinner was a decided success.
The U.N.LA. is still with us and
progressing rapidly Don't forget the
splendid programs and good eats to
be enjoyed at each meeting. Get the
habit and attend the meetings of the
lU.NI.A.
Word received from Mrs. Milo Mack
who is sojourning in California, in
forms us that her health is improved
and she is doing nicely. Her friends
in Prescott will be glad to hear this
good news.
Much praise is due Mrs. Eliza Mo-
ker and Mrs. Mary Carter for the
splendid manner in which they train
ed the children for the Easter exercis-
les Every mother should take special
pride in sending her children to Sun
day schools and the rchearsals that
are now under way
Don't forget that May 10 will be
soldiers day and you should order
your flowers early for our heroes
who fought for us 'over there"
DR.. E. E. Hilbert had an attack Of
influenza last week and was confined
to his bed for several days. He is up
and able to attend to business.
Many people in Prescott are ill this
week with colds and influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford are recent ar
rivals from Los Angeles, Cal. Mr..
Ford has purchased half interest in
the Blue Front Tailor Shop, formerly
owned by Mr.. Harkum. They tailor
to-measure, ladies and men clothing.
Give them trial. Both are first
class tailors.
A sister-in-law of Mr.. B. c. Jones
spent few hours in the city while
.en route to Long Beach, Calf.
Mrs. H. c. Flowers, daughter and
son-in-law will leave soon for Long
Beach, Calf.
Word received from Mrs. Tobin and
family who left several weeks ago for
Albuquerque, N. NJ. informs US that
they are doing fine and like the Duke
city very much
Miss Beulah Morrow, toymeriy
teacher in the public schools Of Mesa,
Arizs will close het term on May 19
as domestic science teacher in the
high school at Marshall, Tex. She
plans to attend The summer normal
at one OF the leading colleges in Tex
as and later, may visit he. cousin,
Mrs. L. Y. Hines OF Prescott Miss Nor
rows work pleased the officials so
we'll that she was offered position
as domestic arts teacher in Prairie
View State Normal, but because of
the low altitude she declined ard will
retain her present position in the high !
school at Marshall, Texas.
Mrs Hawkins who went away to
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