Phoenix tribune., 1923-03-03
PRESCOTT
By Mrs. L. V. Hines
The Grim Reaper Calls

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! over two years, and held up wonder
fully to the end. No funeral arrange
ments have been made, and full ac-
count of her death will apepar in
next weeks issue. She will be buried
in Prescott. The many friends of
Mrs. McCarty are deeply bereaved and
the family has the sympathy of all
who knew her.
The Peoples A. M. e. Zion church
is having regular services and nice
audiences, and the pastor, Rev. Simp-
son, welcomes all to each service
Why not go to church? Send your
children to Sunday school. We are
responsible to God for our children
Why not train them up in the way
that they should go? Take them to
church
Mrs. Frank Lenard. daughter of
the late Senior Delgadillo, who was
summoned to Prescott by the death of
her father, received wire Tuesday,
the 9th, stating that her husband,
Mr. Frank Lenard, was killed, and
she and her son left on the first train
out for San Diego. The message did
not state how he was killed or when
Only a few weeks ago Mrs. Lenard
and little son we're summoned here
because of the death of her father
who was killed at ambush and left Iy-
ing on the edge of Granite Creek in
the rear Of the ice house, and no clue
was found In this case. Mrs. Lenard
and family have the sympathy of
their many friends in Prescott. Mr..
Frand Lenard was well known and
liked by all who knew him.
On Tuesday of last week, Rev. and
Mrs. Harvey entertained with a sew
eral-course turkey dinner Covers
were laid for ten The home was
beautifully decorated In valentine
colors, with large and small hearts
hung artistically from the ceiling in
both living and dining room. which
added to the attractiveness The
table was beautifully decorated and
the place cards and table trimmings
we're made by Mrs. Harvey, which
cost her nearly weeks work Mrs.
Harvey is an artist, and all pictures
used were drawn and colored by her
hands. There was nothing left un-
done, everything being perfect. The
dinner was delightfully."- served, and as
Mrs. Harvey is an excellent cateress,
and exerted every effort to make the
dinner success, the affair was one
Of the swellest of its kind given In
the state. Several prizes were given
the guests and continued roar of
laughter was kept up, caused by the
different features used Mr.. Todd
received calendar with a beautiful
painting and shaving pad attached.
Nettie May received beautiful prize
for singing, the reporter won a beau
tiful heart-shaped pin cushion Post
offices were neatly arranged In the
home. and each family represented
had mail and the interesting features
made the time pass pleasantly. The
invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs. B.
G. Jones and little son Eugene; Mr.
and Mrs. David Todd, Thos. e. Hines
and wife Baby Nettie and Mother
Ramsey. The guests departed at q
late hour, declaring this one of the
swellest affairs they ever attended.
Mrs. Mary Carter received a tele-
gram Monday for Baby Marion tell
ing of the death of Marion's mother
! at Riverside, California. She passed
away at 11:30 Monday, February 49,
Funeral services were held in River
side, and it was impossible for Marion
to attend. She was the former wife
of Mr.. George Jourdan. The many
friends of the family share their
sorrow in this sad hour.
Mrs. Jacob Tull has bene on the
sick list for several days, suffering
with severe attack of the grip She
is much improved, and her many
friends hope she will be well again.
Mr.. Woodland received a letter
from his wife recently. Mrs. Wood
land left several days ago to be at
the bedside Of her mother. She states
in her letter that her mother is very
sick and shows little or no improve
ment. 1t is the hope of her friends,
however, that she will soon make q
change for the better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burkhardt
have purchased a Chandler Chummy
roadster-a real automobile. We are
glad to see prosperity shown among
the colored people. Mr.. Burkhardt is
one of the finest air men on the San
ia Fe line, and one of the best me-
chanics and carpenters and car con-