Arizona republican., 1908-09-26
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.


 Osborn, Sept. 25.-Mrs. George AL kire returned from the coast last Fri day morning. She was accompanied by Paul and Margarite Alkire. During her absence Mrs. Burton and children occupied her house.
 Mrs. MichaeTs cousin is improving rapidly
 Mir. Mollinax, wife and child of Ida ho are here with a view of locating.
 Mrs. M. V. Warren and Mrs. Ida Lawrence attended the Eastern Star lodge Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Will Kline and Billie will leave in a few days to attend the fair at Albuquerque. MT. Kline will accom- pany them and remain during the fair, but Mrs. Kline will visit relatives in that city for a month or so.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Bowles Is confined to her home with a severe cold.
 J. M Miller and family who are Oc- cupying the old Cox house on the Mar icopa canal will mova to the Schorgl ranch. MT LieDer and family will probably move to Mrs. Ella Me Ethan ey's home in the Fowler District.
 The Osborn school is steadily in creasing. The records show the fol- lowing names of children not previous ly enrolled in this district: Elsie Au- rey, Gladys Fitzhugh, Ruth Harvey, Grover HutsOn, Clara Ranch, Beulah Hamilton, Ernest Hamilton. Ella Eng land Ruth Martin. Francis Murphy, Alice Harvey, Mamie Hutchison, Har- old Wilky, George Martin, Charlie Whitlow, Sarah Whitlow, Samuel Crabtree, Vera Ransch, Wendell Jant- zen, Clemitt King, R. V. Crabtree, Rob ert England. Marian Harvey, Gene Hedgpeth, Earl Hutson, Govt McEl- nancy. Lucille Martin, Carrie Redman. Henry Schrader, Haggan Wamack. Vera Krebs, Nonerl Hutchison, Eva Belle Hutson, Pearl McElhaney, Lucille Rausch. Edwin Francis, Albert Groves, Samuel Hutchison. The families to which are most of them new corners in our neighborhood.
 IL is rumored Percy Howard has purchased the Elliot Evans creamery plant and will conduct an establish ment of his own. Every one wishes him success in his new enterprise.
 William Mathie's new home is pro gressing rapidly and win be one of the most attractive bungalows in the val ley. -.-
 Captain John Potts narrowly escaped having his neck broken Tuesday while hauling a very large load of hay to town. Some careless person flooded the road just east of Bethel church and the wagon overturned. throwing him violently to the ground on his head. He was considerably bruised about the face. Ed Fitzhugh, who was assisting him was thrown into the mud, the hay completely covering him. He es- capped unhurt. The same overflow of water made it disagreeable for NIT. Hicks who is living in a tent on the corner.
 Major LamsOn will be one of the very attractive riders next week at the National Guard encampment which meets at the fair grounds. The major is a splendid rider. but on this occa- sion he will excel on account of having one of the most beautiful as well as the best trained saddle horse in the val ley. Willis Warren is the owner of this horse and because of a lifelong friendship existing between him and the major he offered this valuable ami nal for service at this time.
 J. H. Singleton and family moved to their own home Thursday. Mir Sin gleton has sublet his lease on the forty acres he rented of E. F. Van Kirk to Mrs Hudgins. MT. Singleton's home has been occupied by Archie Fitzhugh and wife and was formerly the Cleve- land place, just south of Al Frederick's. Mrs. Singleton's condition was suffici-