Phoenix tribune., 1923-01-06

and go 10 Work. he aumtteQ TO Ine
court thai he had not worked since
last summer
by taxi, and carried into the house
by her friends. We hope she will be
returned to perfect health again.
Mrs Georgia was sick last week
with severe cold and bronchial at
tack, but is some better
Mrs. Alice Larkin, the nurse, unfor-
tunately sprained her ankle, and has
suffered intensely for several days.
She is under the Doctors care and is
improving rapidly, being able to get
about at the present We hope she
will soon recover.
Mr. Robert Jordan is over from Je-
rome for the holidays. All his Pres
colt friends are glad to see him.
Mrs. Paris Tabron, who has been
quite sick, is improving, we are glad
to state, and we hope she will soon re-
cover
Baby Nettie is very grateful to the
many friends and relatives who re-
membered her so beautifully at
Christmas time. Many lovely and val
liable presents were given her, and she
is most apprciative of them all.
Mr. Hines and wife were at home
Christmas day at 7:SO to several Of
their friends, with tastefulIy pre-
pared dinner, served In family style.
and reflecting Christmas of the old
en- days. The guests present were:
Rev. and Mrs Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd, Mrs. A. Larkin, Mr. Sells, Moth
er Ramsey, Baby Nettie and the host
and hostess.
On Tuesday evening at 800 o'clock,
Rev and Mrs. Harvey entertained
with one of the swellest dinners CIV
en- in Prescott, at their beautiful home,
which was artistically decorated in
Christmas colors, eastern idea. The
table was decorated with small poin-
settias and other Christmas decora-
tions, and the turkey dinner, so de-
| liciously cooked, was served in cours-
es. The guests were Mrs. Lucy De-
laney, Mother Ramsey, Baby Nettie,
and Thos. E. Hines and wife, At a
late hour the guests departed, declar-
ing Mrs. Harvey wonderful hostess.
Sunday, December 31st, at IL P. NJ,
Mrs. Alice Larkin entertained sew
eral of her friends at the Hines home
to turkey lunch, which was a most
ENJOYABLE affair. The table formed
the letter ct" and twelve guests were
seated and served in eastern style.
Previous to the lunch, the guests went
to watch meeting, and on their re-
turn the dinner was served, the guests
departing at the hour of A NJ A
wonderful time was had. Mrs. Lar
kin is attempting to repay some of
the wonderful spreads given for her
since her short stay in Prescott.
Those at the dinner were: Mr. and
Mrs Todd, Rev. and Mrs. Harvey, Mr..
and Mrs. Burkhardt, Mr. Dorse, Thos.
E. Hines and wife, Mother Ramsey,
Baby Nettie and the hostess. Much
merriment was had, and all reported
wonderful time, and say Mrs. Lar
kin may ditto same at an early date
if she chooses.
Mother Massey returned from an
extended visit in New York with her
son, Mr. Sam, who recently lost his
wife. Mother has not felt very well
since her return, and is now suffering
with rheumatism. Every one loves
Mother Massey, and all are glad she
is home We hope she will soon re-
cover from her illness and have per-
/ feet health again.
1923 is here. Are you subscriber
to The Tribune? Baby Nettie May
will call on you for subscription to
this paper. Start the year right. Sup
port the only colored paper in the
state. and let's make business for it
hum. What do you say? Nettie is on
the job, and sells her papers to every
body. QNn't forget to encourage her,
for she is full of enthusiasm. SEE
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