Phoenix tribune., 1923-01-20

PRESCOTT
By Mrs. L. V. Hines

are lovely, like Spring.
During the Christmas holidays Mr..
and Mrs. Alex II White were at home
with a lovely dinner. Mrs. White
is one of the best catresses in the
city, and nothing was left off. The
dinner was served in courses and the
guests were Thos. E. Hines, wife and
baby, and Mother Ramsey. with the
host, hostess and little son, Clinton.
The home was beautifully decorated
with Christmas colors and beautiful
potted plants Music on the player
piano was the main feature, while Mr..
Hines and Mr.. White, very dear
friends, always enjoy deep conversa-
tion on present day issues, and little
attention was paid to other things
The babies played. enjoying baby Clin-
toms beautiful toys. Late in the af-
ternoon the guests departed, having
enjoyed wonderful visit and de-
Ilightful dinner
MIS-. NIcOtRld OtdtOnJ VIM 0AA0(A
went serious operation at the Mer-
oy Hospital, is getting along nicely
She had a back-set and suffered in
tense pain.
Mrs. L. A. McCarty is doing nicely
this week, and has been up and in
the yard little. All are glad she is
much better than when the weather
is stormy. We hope she will continue
to feel good, and finally regain her
health. Her sister is very patient and
lovely to her always.
Mrs. Paris Tabron has been very
sick, suffering with her teeth, but af-
ter having them extracted, feels much
better She is up and about, but not
completely recovered.
Mr.. Ludderman Mayse, star pa
tient at Fort Whipple, has purchased
beautiful Buick '23, and is getting
great joy out of the same. His many
friends are glad and are enjoying
lovely rides with him.
Mrs. Lucy Delaney has been quite
sick, suffering with indigestion. The
doctor has been in attendance. We
hope she will soon recover.
Baby Joseph Winston celebrated his
sixth birthday. to the delight of his
many little friends, a sumptuous re-
past having peen served. Near.v all
the children (ColofcdJ of Prescott
were invited Lovely refreshments
were served, and they played all kinds
of out door games. At late hour
his guests departed, wishing him
many happy returns, and that his
birthday could come more often.
Mrs Alice Larkin, the trained nurse,
is quite popular, being constantly in
vited to dinners at the different homes
and with friends at the Youngbiocd
restaurant, the Popular Place"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Youngblood were
at home to several of their many
friends with an elegantly prepared
dinner. Cards and music were the
features, while the home was made
cheerful with flowers and other deco
rations. Those present were: Mrs.
Ayers, Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dix
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee Sells,
Mr.. and Mrs Greer, Mrs. A Larkin,
Mr.. Doss, the host and hostess, Mrs.
Jessie Youngblood and the children.
All enjoyed delightful evening and
departed at late hour, declaring Mr..
and Mrs. Youngblood wonderful hosts.
Mr.. Thos. e. Hines has been very
sick, suffering with bronchial pneu-
monia, having trained nurse and DR..
Looney in constant attendance. but is
much improved. He has been suffer
ing for nearly three weeks, but is now
up and about, though not very strong.
Baby Nettie May spent a week at
home out of school suffering with an
attack of pleurisy, but has completely
recovered. She was very sick once,
but continues TO improve, and now IS
feeling fine.
Because of the extreme illness of
Mr. Hines, the reporter was unable to
publish the Prescott news in the last
issue. Phone your news to $50 for
publication.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have changed
apartments, and are now with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wise, on North Granite St.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert, Jr., have TAX
en- apartments with Mr.. and Mrs Sta
ton, on North Mccormick st.
The u. N. /. A. met Friday in spe-
cial called meeting. 1t was one of the
most disgraceful affairs that has ever
happened in Prescott For over a
year the U. N. l. A., Prescott Divi-
sion, has had banner meetings, espe-
cially during the summer and fall
months. During the winter the wealth
er and sickness in the various homes
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