Arizona republican., 1907-11-25


 and Mrs. Jack Pem5erton, MT. and Mrs. Cooper. Mir. and Mrs Zette. MT and Mrs. Landry, Mir. and Mrs. Cos wick, Mir. and Mrs. Donaldson. MT and Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Riggs. the Misses Stella Pemberton Edith Thompson. Clara Tyler, Myrtle Pemberton, Kitty Pemberton, Ethel Landry, Fish Landry and the Messrs. Bird, Henderson, Frank Kelso. Fred Parker, Hugh Carr Bud Landry Hoii Medler. Thad Turner. Thomas Turner. oston Medler. Thaddeus Frazer, Lynn Frazer. Roy Pemberton. Joe Cline, J. Webb. John Goswick. l.. Donaldson A Martin, Ike Henderson, Charles Hilton.
 Mir and Mrs. Chester w. Smith en- tertained to tea Dr. and Mrs. Smith on Saturday evening.
 Lola and Dolly. the two small daughters of Jean Bushong have been on the sick list this week
 A fine son was born 10 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Strait on Tuesday night. Dr. ing well.
 Jim Thompson went up Tonto the first of the week and was followed by his family on Thursday.
 Cone Webb. one of Roosevelt's porm- inent business men. went to Mesa Monday by stage enroute to Los Angeles. IL is generally believed about town that MT. Webb will not return to Roosevelt alone as it IS ex- pected a fair young lady of Los An geles will be coming this way at the same time.
 Thursday the team belonging to the Mexican vegetable wagon ran off and did not stop until they reached the river. No one was injured and the wagon was little damaged.
 Miss Minnie Webb, who has been spending a few days with her brothers at this place went to Mesa by stage Monday and will visit her parents in Tempe.
 J. Kirk, foreman of the La Canannea mine in Old Mexico. accompanied by E. Johnson. was in town Monday and Tuesday. They took the stage for Mesa en route to their home.
 H. Burris. traveling agent for the Ben Hur company of Los Angeles. called on the Roosevelt merchants Monday and left by stage for Globe Tuesday.
 NJ. l.. Shakelford, the mining pro- moter of Los Angeles. who is inter ested in mines near Payson, was in town Tuesday.
 R. x. Frank arrived Monday even ing and is filling a position with O'Rourk & Go.
 Mir. and Mrs. Puckett. who expecte to spend the winter in the valley. have been so pleased with the climate of Roosevelt that they have decided to stay here for the winter instead.
 F. A. Morris and J. Ericson made Roosevelt a visit Tuesday and left for Globe on Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hubbard. who run large cattle ranch in Pleasant Valley. reached Roosevelt Tuesday from Phoe- nix where they were visitors al the fair. They report a most enjoyable trip and vote the fair success.
 D. C. Conger and G. NJ. Simpson were in town Wednesday and went to Mesa Thursday.
 G. NJ. Slocum and wife of Los An geles. in company with Mathew Gage of Riverside, arrived on the Thursday stage and will study the irrigation project for few days.
 H. C.. Dryer of Seattle reached Roosevelt from Mesa on Friday even ing. having walked that distance in three days. He spent some time look ing over the works and took the stage for Globe on Monday.
 l.. C. Clark went to Globe Sunday
 Mrs. Jesse B. Wright. who has been up in the mountains with her husband. left by stage for Mesa Saturday. MT. Wright will drive through to Mesa and with his wife will go to Tucson for the winter.
 Mir. Gourd of Globe was in town Wednesday and left for Mesa on by stage.
 c. Marine of Camp ORouske went to Mesa Thursday.
 W. C. Commons was a passenger on the Mesa stage Thursday.
 Mir. B. Johnson, the Roosevelt jew eler. was summoned 10 Globe as a wit ness on a trial for forgery. The ac- cused tried to cash the check al MT. Johnson's store and he is one Of the chief witnesses in the case. F. June. foreman on the canal. went to the government farm on the Globe stage Saturday. Mir Stephen of Camp O'Rourke went 10 Globe by stage Saturday en route to Texas. Toseph Pierce was a passenger on Inc Globe stage Saturday. Judge Evans returned from Phoenix | having spent the week at the | lair. He reports a fine time William Davey went ;o Globe Mon | lay. Angelo Barton and ChirOneriono 1 Vergo. two of O'Rourke's laborers left | Or Globe Tuesday. Mrs. Curtis and son. who have been | guests at the Hotel Roosevelt for sev- .ral days. went to Globe Thursday by l stage.
 Mir O. Geovanni of O'Rourke's camp. | went to Globe Tursday. $. s. Thompson. the Roosevelt stage | isent. has been appointed to fill the ! 'acancy on the school board made by | he departure of Mrs. NJ. c. Webb. As | Mr Thompson's interests are always | in town and he is interested in the ;chool he is felt to be the man for the 1lace
 The Rev Father Barrett of Globe. las been in town for short time call ng on his people He left for Globe