Arizona republican., 1908-10-03
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.

George H. Newton and family drove to Phoenix Saturday to transact busi- ness.
 Joseph Monitore threshed field of alfalfa which yielded very good and was first class seed.
 Miss Della May arrived here Satur- day from Decatur. Ind Miss May is a sister of Mrs. II. J. Hanson, who lives west oI town on the Yuma road. Miss Mays health has been failing for a short time so she thought thaC rerLGps our ideal winters would be oi lenefit to her.
 N Morton and family returned Sunday from Los Angeles, where they have Eeen for the past there months visiting and sightseeing Since MT. Morton; IetuTn he has gone to work cleaUing UT the five-acre tract two and one-half miles west which he purchased before he left for Califor- mia. MT. Morton intends erecting fine buildings on the same and mak- ing a fine model home where he cN- poets to remain. He is one of the old settlers of this valley.
 Mrs. NJ. T. Olmstead drove to town Saturday accompanied by her little granddaughter. and spent the day with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Craw- ford.
 J. A. Higgins sold a load of Eoga that Frank Bryant delivered to John Hughes Tuesday at cents.
 E. IT McImoil delivered loaJ of hogs to Hughes Tuesday.
 J. A. Holly, R. II. McIImon and Stanley Howard sold some very fine dairy cattle which were shipped to Tucson the fore part of the week
 c. 1T. Newton. who for the past year has been living on W. C. Ri nard's ranch west of town. formerly known as the Kritser ranch. moved t0 his own ranch at Buckeye. We very much regret to lose MT Newton and family from our neighborhood.
 J. L. Maddox. who recently pur- chased an eighty-acre ranch near Stockton. Cal. moved his family to that place Wednesday Mir Maddox has a ranch of 135 acres one mile south of Fowler school house which he has leased to Riley Cassner
 B. F. Walker was harvesting an other crop of alfalfa Wednesday.
 x. Morton is having his hay baled. This is very good quality and any one in need of good hay would do not last very long.
 Word has been received from J. F. Holly and family who recently moved to Seminole. Tex, that they reached their destination safely. that the weather is quite cool and they are all enjoying good health.
 Wm. Walton stacked another crop. of hay this week.
 J. II. Hall sold fifty head of fine dairy cows at $6O per head which were shipped to Herford to be used for dairy purposes.
 Mir. Mathews, who has charge of the Murphy school. is meeting with good success and has the praise Of all patrons. although he has had to re- sort to corporal punishment
 W. H. Yockey has purchased a ten acre tract Of Dr. Thomas close to the Murphy school house. Mir. Nockey is moving on this tract and intends making of it fine little home.
 O. A. Roberts has moved from the :. ranch where he has been living for ]. the past two years to near by the l Indian school. T. B. Armstrong will l. move where MT Roberts was ivIng soon.
 The surveyors are at work survey . ing the Dr Thomas 80 acres. Mir. Thomas intends disposing of his ranch . n small tracts to suit purchasers.
 w. c. Rinard has leased ris ranch i % II. Hilber and Quinn Falkner
 Quinn Faulkner purchased a team lf work horses Wednesday at the auction sale which was held at the corral.