Arizona republican., 1908-05-18

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 Speaking of climate and benefits re- rived. the Kelvin climate is extremely beneficial to all. the pure mountain air is very ifivigorating. A constant soft balmy breeze is blowing most of the time and there are no sick people in Ketsin. People here appear to grow stouter daily for instance there is Jake Bates. our popular liveryman. who a few years ago was but 3f around the waist and today to sec his sturdy form and with girth of A, speaks well for this climate. There are also numerous young men trying the climate in another way as attempting to raise moustaches for instance. S. DeMund, Ira White and Chas. McNocly. but moustaches lon't seem to flourish in this climate. and they are going to give up the attempt.
 Mir. Pattee's ranch. about one-half mile from Kelvin is doing well. Water is plentiful and the soil is very pro- duct!ve. He supplies Kelvin daily with fine fresh vegetables. Mr. Pattee is superintendent of Kclvin's Sunday school and reports very efrvorably on the conduct and attendance of the aAt-Oltll0 0s | At stAE StNt.lA Al NilitlN Nll not attending and Mr. Pattee urges the parents to help their children. at tend.
 Mr. Eigham, late of the Sultaua Arizona Copper Co.,, at Riverside, has taken the barber shop in Kelvin and would be glad to see all his friends there. He guarantees good clean ser vice.
 Mir. Bigham and Mir. Boxall have moved their families from Riverside to Kelvin and will occupy the former Arnold home, next to Henness &, Griffin.
 Miss Lillis Beebc, daughter Of our postmaster. ". Beebe. has come home for few weeks rest, after a long hard session at Tempe Normal school. She will return in time for examination in June Miss Reebe has studied hard the past term and is confident of passing with a high av- craze.
 The party who reversed Browns saddle should watch out
 A bus load Of Ray people, driven by Mir. McInterf. visited Kelvin last evening and created some little es- citement by their footing of horns. ringing Of bells, firing of firearms and singing. They drove all over town. making enough noise to wake the dead. and dashed out again be- fore the names Of those in the bus could be procured. From the shout and laughter they evidently enjoyed themselves very much.
 Mrs. Philips, her son, Ely, and daughter. 'Celestini, are going to leave for their home in New York on the 18th inst Truman Philips will stay ehre for a while yet. Mrs. Philips has business interests in the east which demand her attention in per son. She has been a resident Of Kelvin some seven months and likes this section very mach and no doubt she will return here again soon. They will leave for Phoenix, where they intend to buy a number of interest ing things to take back east. Mrs Philips has made many friedns here in her short stay and she win carry away the good wishes of all and all trusting tEat we may s4e her again soon.
 All roads led to Ray last night All kinds of rigs and horses were to be seen travelling Hayward. even the handcar. peopled by S. Demund and others took a large crowd. The cen tre Of attractions was the residence of Mir and Mrs. French. They had sent d general invitation to all Co come and all knowing the charming entertaining abilities of the Frenchs took advantage of it. Tine program of the evening consisted of dances select photograph music and a gen eral good time. The house had been cleared and the floors of the dining and reception halls were in splendid condition for dancing. There was a large assemblage present and they all had the time Of their lives.
 Mrs French held a children's party at her home on Saturday afternoon There was dancing. music songs and recitations. There was a large crowd of children present; all of the Kelvin children attended. From the shouts cf laughter and chatter tha- were heard they evidently had a great time. The children could go through the quadrilles, etc. as good as the grown folks did the previous even ing. Mrs French enjoys the chil- dren's parties as well as anything and each one that she gives seems 70 be better than the last one.
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