Arizona republican., 1907-12-09

c. w. Wright who has been employ
 eu by O'Rourke and Co. for the past
 month, accompanied by P. C. Boster.
 started to Los Angeles Tuesday via
 Mesa stage.
 R. H. Littleton of Camp O'Rourke,
 went to Mesa Tuesday by stage.
 Joe Brage went to Mesa Tuesday.
 Arthur Wise of Christmas. Arizona.
 passed through Roosevelt en route to Mesa, Monday.
 Arthur Lind of Globe. was in town
 over Sunday and left on Tuesday for the valley.
 w. NJ Hettick who has been employ
 ed on the works before. returned from Colton. California Wednesday and will fin position at the cement mill.
 MT and Mrs. R. R. Coghlan and
 Paul Bovard, drove to Mesa on Nun day and Tuesday and thence took the train to Phoenix for little outing.
 Mir Bovard made some very important
 purchases in the valley and 1t Is be- i lieved the cottage on the hill is under going a course of preparations that
 seem hardly necessary for the happi-
 ness of a man in q state of single
 blessedness
 1 w. J. Callahan and Thomas A. Arm strong of Phoenix were in town the first of the week and enjoyed looking over the works.
 | A. O. Caddagan of Los Angeles. who has been looking after gold claims near Payson. was in town "Wednesday en route to his home. | C. w. Craig of Texas, who has been visiting in the valley came in Wednes
 day to see the works and left for Mesa | by stage Friday.
 ! Nick Mick real estate agent from i Globe, was in town Wednesday, w. Wilson and wife of Globe, were in town Thursday on their way with ! household goods to the valley. where they will make their home. ] J. W. Fruger of the government sur vey, with headquarters at Young, Ar ! izona. was in town Thursday for or ders.
 Albert List of Phonix and w. B. Carter, also of Phoenix after visiting ! the works here, left for home Friday. 1 Grandma Henderson is somewhat | improved this week. All her children excepting one are here. There are sev- en sons and three daughters. The seventh son is expected Sunday even 1 ing. if a wire can catch him at Fl Paso. It is very remarkable that so large family should all be living with families of their own. A. J. Hen dersOn of up-Tonto. arrived yesterday. 1 He Is the father of eighteen children. ' This number might even meet the approval of President Roosevelt. Dan Parker and MT. Bronson. of up- | Tonto passed through Roosevelt on | Thursday with two large loads of | fruit trees which they brought from | Globe. Mir Parker owns the Bouquet ranch. and expects to plant extensive orchards of all the fruits raised in | the valley and apples also In the , vicinity Of his ranch is found the only favorable place on TOnto for orange cultivation.
 John Belser the enterprising owner of the Roosevelt meat market sold all ! his meats to the last pound. Friday. Some of Mir. Belser's friends are say | ing he has an ambition to become a dry goods merchant and has received encouragement from the ladies with whom he is most popular. The nephew of Al Sieber from St. Paul. has been in Roosevelt and vicin-
  ! ing interests of his deceased uncle. l Harry Crow of Globe. bought the Coleman stamp mill and will use it at the Christmas mine. He will be in i Roosevelt for a few weeks while em- | ployed at the mine. 1 Al Williamson of Globe, who has been writing life insurance in Roose- welt. went to Wheatfields Thursday and will remain for two weeks to hunt | ducks.
 J. T. Akers bought the residence for merly occupied by Mrs. Meyers and has gone to housekeeping with Mrs. Curtis installed as housekeeper. Mir and Mrs. Houck have purchased the John Lawrence residence and have moved from the Thompson property to their own establishment. Manuel F. Martinez went to Globe Thursday.
 J. Grose. w. Wellington, R. Nancar- row and A. Carter all of whom have | held positions with OROurke & Co.,. went to Globe Wednesday and will | take a vacation.