Arizona state miner., 1927-04-30
SCOTTSDALE Ne VS..
MRS. STELLA J. BROWN,
Correspondent.

substituted for her.
Albert Adams was winner in the
singles tennis game at Tempe on
Friday.
Junior-senior banquet will be held
at the high school Friday evening.
The high school won the silver cup
at the Masque of the Yellow Moon
flower show in Phoenix last Thurs
day for the best project in it's class.
The project was the modern canal
system, featuring Ingleside. The
project was made of papier mache
under supervision of Miss Zelma
Hurt. The silver cup and project
will be on exhibition at the high
school.
Girl Reserves Camping Trip
An enjoyable camping party COM
posed of IA girl, reserves was held
Saturday and Sunday at the Verde
intake. Mrs. McGovney and Mrs.
Grinstead, Miss Zelma Hurt and Miss
Ruth Cromer accompanied the girls.
The part was in charge of Miss Edna
Whinney. Others present were:
Mona Lee Walker, Clara Lee, Lou
Anderson, Elizabeth Merkley, Ger
trude Burley, Bonnie and Marguerite
Davis, Elsa Starry, Ruby Dorsy and
Lavona Boren.
Mrs. VIM. Hill, formerly Gladys
Williams, and infant daughter, have
returned to their home in Winslow
after spending some time here with
her parents and other relatives.
w. 0. Lowden of Riverside, CAL,
and his brother, A. L. Lowden of
Tempe, visited friends here Satur-
day.
Mrs. T. R. Marshall spent the
past several days in Prescott, COM
bining business with pleasure, re-
turing home Tuesday evening.
Elmer Peterson arrived from Min
nesota the past week, called here by
the serious illness of his brother, Roy
Peterson, who is slowly improving.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell is spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Morrison, Phoenix.
John Marty and wife spent Tues
day night at the B. w. Brown home
en- route to his home in GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin.
Mesdames Loomis, Cragwell, Jones,
Markley, M. Kinsey, Morton, Misses
Mary Morton and Audrey Markley
attended the lecture given by DR..
R. C. Brooks of Pomona college at
the Congregational church in Tempe
Sunday evening.
Miss Dorothy Loomis spent Sunday
with Miss Dorothy Dom.
DR.. and Mrs. Peck entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson of Phoenix Sunday
and all attended church in Tempe.
H. G. Newhall and family left for
their Eastern home after spending
the winter in the Graves cottage on
Second avenue.
Billy Huey, an old-time Scottsdale
resident, now a Santa Fe employee,
was calling on old friends during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wilson enter
tanned Harry Crew of Long Beach
over Sunday and R. C. Thompson of
Phoenix on Saturday.
AAA0' al 4 ACuCAACho HAS NGT UfOCu-
er-in-law, W. D. Fields of Los An
geles, as her guest this week.
Jim Condor and family and Post
master Conrad and family spent last
Sunday at Mormon Flat and visited
the Ames family, former Scottsdale
residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hobbs and
son left Tuesday for Califronia after
spending some time here, coming
from Ohio in December.
w. P. Davis and family, E. Ford
and family and w. H. Robinson mo-
tored to Casa Grande Sunday.
Work has begun of remodeling the
warehouse on the south.
A. F. Mahoney had remodeling
done in his store the past week.
S. R. McBurney has purchased 20
acres of land of T. HI. Caldwell in
Paradise Valley.
Misses Fay Christopher, Marie
Escalante and Inez Thorne enjoyed
trip to Roosevelt dam Sunday with
a party sponsored by the Phoenix
" w. &. A.
Mrs. G. N. Loomis was a winner
of the three blooms novelty roses at
the flower exhibit in Phoenix. Among
those attending the exhibit from here
were Mesdames Jennie Stout, Joe r.
Caldwell, F. Beauchamp, H. Spen-
Ger, G. Schulz, H. Markley, M. Kin
ney, J. Conrad, G. N. Loomis, Prof.
and Mrs. Cragwell and Miss Ruth
Conrad.
Mrs. G.. A. Simms of Indian reser-
walton, huge collie dog and an In
dian dog had fight recently and
his wife threw her Angora cat in
their midst, which Immediately sep
arated the dogs.
DR. Ellis Of Indian resarvation is