Arizona republican., 1898-08-07
THE NEWS OF GLENDALE.
Needed Rains Brings Joy 10 All
 Some Interesting Gossip.

Glendale, Aug. 6.-(Special corre- spondence of The Republican)-I there is anything in the broad empire of the sun more satisfactory and re- frashing than a midsummer rain nor seer nor prophet has yet revealed it. It makes the old earth and the weary men and women on it take a new lease of life. It rehabilitates and renovates all things. It brings back the virginal greenness of spring to the landscape and the careless smile to the cheek of the Jersey calf
 W. T. Losing and ". D. Thompson returned early in the week from a pleasure jaunt to coast points. While reporting very enjoyable trip they failed tu see any section of country that, all points considered, beat this.
 J. B. Doner received a car of cedar posts from the north Tuesday.
 Eli Stauffer and John Lehman left Wednesday for a few weeks camping trip in the mountains
 J. ". Sullivan shipped ten cars of cattle to Denver Wednesday. He ex- poets to make another shipment to the same market in about ten days.
 Dolph Fuller has discovered a meth cd of hoeing weeds without the ex- penditure of elbow grease. He was appalled, by the jungle of weeds and grass that have grown up in orchards Of the Glendale Fruit company. since the property has been in court. until he thought Of Jake Miller's band Of sheep. So the woolly scavengers were at once called into requisition.
 Among those who left on the coast excursion Thursday night were NJ. List and family, Mrs J. H. Barry. MT. and Mrs. Sam Rogers and Mrs. Ivy.
 M B. Horovitz has purchased the northeast quarter of section F from 5. A. Davidson. Mac is a rustler of the first water and has the reputation of making everything go that he at tempts
 J. C. Rammels shipped a car of hogs to Los Angeles Thursday.
 All that remains of the school house flag are a few shreds and patches. It fioated triumphant from the sinking or the Maine to the passing of Ger vera, but with the first f1utter of peace it's glory faded. Vale. vale
 ". H. Brown left for New York city, his former home, Thursday. He Will be absent about a monthi and some peculiar circumstances force hls friends to suspect that he will not re- turn solus.
 Quite delegation joined the excur- sicn to Prescott this morning. Glen dale bids the governors own God sreeG.
 R. C. Wins1ow. our efficient station agent, after an continuous service of three years and half is enjoying 8 much needed layoff of a week Or so.
 Henry Hammels left for California Thursday. From there he will go to his old home in Ohio where Mrs. Ham mels has been staying for some time. He will return in the fall.
 Mrs. Frank Davis is spending the heated term in Prescott. Frank doesn't seem to grow any thinner. however, on his own cuisine.
 List and Roberts have retired from the transfer business l.. c. Palmer now occupies the field alone | B. E. Chute returned Thursday from a brief trip to Bisbee He is glad to get back and says that as a place of residence mining town is not to be compared to an alfalfa town
 B. C. Bunch's new residence is rap idly assuming shape. J. B. Doner has the contract for it's erection
 All signs point to great activity in the building line in this part of the alfalfa belt this fall.