Arizona republican., 1908-10-24
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
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OSBORN.

OSBOhN.
 Osborn, Oct 2S-There was a large crowd at the Dysart sale last wednes- day afternoon. Many people came from the lower part of the valley. Auc tioneer Rogers had charge of the sale. Every thing is said to have brought fair price. Mrs. Dysart and daughter, Mildred, and son, sam, will depart for Mrs Dysart's old home in Missouri, where she intends to reside in the fu- tIre. The community in general re- gret the departure of such an excellent citizen as Mrs. Dysart has made dur ing her residence in the valley.
 Miss Ivy Lee came down from Tempe Saturday morning to visit her parents over Sunday. Miss Lee was accom- panied by 9 friend.
 c. B. Williams has a portable house for sale
 Little Sarah Whitlow, who was att tending school at Osborn, is now a guest in the home of her sister Mrs. Burke Miles of Riverside district.
 Mrs M. " Warren and Mrs. George Au1ire attended the Domestic Science department of the Woman's club Tues day afternoon.
 MT and Mrs. Freer of the. Indian school. entertained their cousins last Sunday. The party consisted of J. E. Roebuck and wife and son. Frederick, and Mrs. Adelaide Cox of Phoenix. Mir. Roebuck is manager of the Western UniOn Telegraph Go.
 H. B. Sowell has a tent and some chickens for sale. MT. Sowel and MT. and Mrs Neafie have rented Frank Whitt9n's new brick cottage for the winter.
 J. w. Singleton occupied the pulpit at Bethel church for both Sunday morning and evening services. A good crowd was in attendance considering the inclemency of the weather.
 The regular teachers meeting was held Thursday evening at the Indian school and was of unusual interest on account of the talks on the N. E. A, held in Cleveland last summer. These talks were given by Misses Hendrick- son and Stocker. Mir. Synder's talk on school gardens came right along in line of the class room gardening that is taking place every day.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Miller has moved from the old Cox house on the Maricopa canal, to the Marshal Armstrong home form erly known as the Schorgl ranch.
 pr. Shawk writes that MrsAShawk is steadily improving
 Dewey and Leta Manker are attend ing school at Five Points.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Bowles is spending a few days with her son Tom Bowles, west of the cit.-.
 Dannie Campbell was absent from school on Monday afternoon. It is presumed he attended Buffalo Bills show.
 Mrs. Howard, daughter. and son, Lawrence, have returned from an all summers trip to Chicago. Mrs. How ard went for her daughters health. She returned very much improved. Lawrence is attending school in town.
 Eugene. .Brashear has a span of good mules sor sale.
 Audra Lawrence and Helen Swiggett spent Wednesday night with Mrs. N. V. Warren.
 s. L. Easterling and Lew Collins were inspecting some fine horses at the Quinn ranch Thursday.
 The sOrrel mare belonging to Mrs. Shawk. has been found. She was in the pasture with some of MT. Felch's stock on Black Canyon road.
 Tom Patterson, with his family, has moved into the Vaughn cottage.
 A party of the Indian school teach CTS and boys and girls went to the Maricopa reservation Sunday to parti- cipate in the annual rally of the Indian church
 Sam Vaughn, manager of the Indian school store is enjoying a~week's va cation. This is a much needed rest, for Mir Vaughn has been on duty for over two --ears.
 J. w. Fitzhugh 'is boring well on his place.