Arizona republican., 1908-09-12

MT. and Mrs. j. w. Faulkner and | daughter nave rented the ]. F Hesse
 ranch on North Center street MT. | Faulkner was formerly from Wiscon- ] sin, but they have been travelling the | r9st fifteel months for Mrs. Faulk. ner's health. To those experienced | travellers PhreniX seems the ideal spot. ! Little Billie KEte who resides with
 his parents n th- ]. .. Adams ranch, HscaUed 1T pm the watchful care cf his
 mother one morning recently and ran
 off for a visit with MT. and Mrs. Quinn. 1 Billie is generally attired in little Bus | ter Brown suits and noted for his im- maculate cleanliness. This morning ne was dressed in romDers and one leg of his trousers was torn. As soon as he reached the front entrance he greet ed Mrs. Quinn with this salute, My pants are broke today" Mir. anG Mrs. Ralph Murphy enter l tained Mrs. s. A. Dysart, Mrs. George | Vaughn, Mildred Dysart, Arthur Dy- sart, Nat Dysart and Sam Dysart | Thursday at a 12 o'clock dinner at their home on North Center street MT. and Mrs. White and children, of the Indian school, returned this week from their vacation in Los Angeles and San Francisco. visiting the Grand can yon on their way back.
 Misses Hazel Barr and Ivy Lee left Tuesday morning for the Normal. Mir. and Mrs. Neafie returned this week from Prescott, where they have been spending the summer.
 Mrs Ida antartaiua6 a friends in honor of her daughter Audra and Helen Swiggett Saturday even ing, September ., the occasion being joint birthday party for these young misses. The house was beau tifully decorated with pepper boughs. roses and Japanese lanterns. The din- ing-room was especially beautiful, hav- ing large Japanese parasol suspended from the ceiling. To this was attached blue and white ribbons, that designat- ed the place for each guest, the blue being for the boys and the white for the girls. The refreshments were serV- ed in three courses the first being Manhattan salad and bread and but ter sandwiches; the second being tea and Japanese cakes; the third being cake and ice cream. Between each course they were entertained by mu- sic and games. Those present were: Misses Alvina Peterson, Flora Louder milk, Mildred Dysart, Audra Lawrence Bernice Smith, Mae Geare, Esther Loudermilk. and Helen Swiggett: Messrs. Grant Comstock, Herbert Black. Charlie Swiggett, Herbert Loudermilk. Leslie Smith and John Geare.
 A theater party consisting of MT and Mrs. R. B. Quinn and Mir. and Mrs. Kline and son Billie attended the play at the Park theater Thursday ev- ening.
 Ruth Percival. of the Indian school has been spending the week with Miss shannon of Iron Springs
 Russell and Carroll Rhoades spent last week with the little Goodman boys Tn Prescott.
 The patrons of the Indian school store regret the loss of the genial de- livery boy. Herbert Loudermilk. But they hope to find consolation in the bright. handsome boy who is to take his place.
 A. Krell and family, who have been spending the past winter and summer here for the benefit of Mrs. KrelIs health, left Thursday night for their old home in Oklahoma City.
 Winfield Hartraft returned this week from trip to Virginia.
 Paul Bennett, who has been spend ing the summer in Iron Springs, re- turned this week
 Charles Swiggett left Tuesday af- teTnOOn for the Normal.
 H. l. Latham leaves this week for Los Angeles, where he will join his wife.
 Miss Long and mother, who have been occupying the Gregg cottage dur ing the summer months, have departed for Denver. Colorado.
 The travellers of Center street wish to thank some unknown party for the l work done on the bridge crossing the | Maricopa canal.
 Mrs. Dr Shawk has been i'll the past | week with neuralgia
 Mrs. ". A. Wilson and daughter | Elizabeth have returned from Fl Paso. ! Texas. Mrs. Wilson was visiting her | sister, Mrs. Dr. Brown, who resides | in that city
 Mrs. Helen Shaw of Glendale spent | one day of this week with Mrs s. A | Dysart.
 Miss Elsie Comstock and brother | Kenneth returned Thursday after spending the summer in Prescott.
 Mrs. S. Yaple expects her daughter, Mrs. Captain Shaver, and son Homer. in the near future. Mrs. Shaver is not l stranger in our district, having spent several winters here.
 George Smith. who has been i'll all | summer and was taken to the cooler climate of California, is reported to be in a very critical condition His family finding the change did not inn prove him, returned home with him. He is under the care of the best phy- sicians in this city and has a compe- tent nurse.