Arizona republican., 1908-10-10

Madison district, J. D. Bivens moved to the house just vacated by MT. Hodges. and Mir. Coughlin moved to this other house near the Madison school.
 Miss Alvina Peterson is a student at the Lamson Business College.
 Mrs Tom Kelley and daughter Dorothy spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Quinn.
 Invitations are out for the mammoth auction sale of furniture which will be held at Hammond's Thursday, Octo- Der the fifteenth. The sale will begin at 10:30 a. m. Mir. Wead who owns the furniture is especially desirous that a thorough inspection be given before the day of the sale. It will be on exhibition Tuesday and Wednesday at the auction room.
 Captain and Mrs. J. A. Potts enjoy ed a splendid Monday dinner with & A Garrett and wife of Cartwright last Sunday.
 Louis Thompson. wife and children were visiting with Mrs. Thompsons parents last week.
 Some interest has ben eVfnced by the residents of this district as to how the law suit against Frank Whitton for flooding the road would terminate.
 Assistant District Attorney Lyman had charge of the case for the county and J. l.. B. Alexander was Mir Whit tons lawyer The case was decided against Mir. Whitton and he was fined the cost. This is said to be the third case on record where man has been fined for flooding the road, and now that it can be imposed perhaps some of the farmers will clean ditches and run the water where it belongs.
 Mrs. Dr. Shawk and sons, James. George and Win. left this last week for Carson City, Nevada, where they will reside permanently. Dr. Shawk has been gone sometime.
 Will Hedgpeth is engaging eggs to set two incubatOrs. He intends to have early spring flyers.
 The funeral of George Smith took place in the Bethel church last Sun day. The regular pastor Rev. Bates. made some fitting remarks regarding the excellent life MT Smith Lad lived He had spent thirty years of his life III tillS ntlb bilJpi ilOOh anu litl Ollt per son had aught to say against him The music was furnished by Mrs. C. F. Tannehill. Mrs F. F. Van Kirk. Miss Faye Bitter and Messrs. Evans and Mccoy. A large crowd gathered at the appointed time to sympathize with the bereavcd relatives.
 Dr. H. H. Stone. arrived Friday morning from an extended trip through the east. Palm Lodge will be ready for guests by the twelfth of October.
 Mrs w. II. Taffe and daughter Mil dred drove to the city Friday morning
 The Osborn district is well repre- sented in a political way, having two citizens of each party nominated. The voters of osborn will either have to close their eyes and grab or else re- vert to the teaching of their youth, to make a choice between such men as Eugene Brady O'Neill and George M. Hahn. F. NJ. Avis is named on the democratic ticket for one Of the as- semblymen. J. c. Phillips for probate judge on the, republican ticket is re- nominated. The judge does not have a stated period for electioneering for he continues it year in and year out.
 NJ ". McNeil and wife returned from Denver last Saturday MT Me Neil left here in May taking with him tA enty ostriches to be exhibited at the Denver fair. The ostriches will be shipped nere in a few days
 It became a custom of the osborn school last year to give one-haif holi- day to the room which had the least number of absent marks. The GUS tom is still good this year and Miss Hickman's room received it having only two children absent during the month.