Arizona republican., 1908-08-18

removed to that place.
 Ralph TomDkins of Mesa, who is employed here by the government ha' been on the sick list during the week with malarial fever.
 ] F. Tarnahill of Phoenix, who has been through Roosevelt and Globe Oa an insurance foray, passed through here Tuesday morning on his way home from Globe.
 W. H. Thorpe and wife came from Globe Monday and proceeded on their Journey up the Tonto Tuesday to Clanton where MT. Thorpe is installing telephone service and thence up the line between that point and Payson. Allan Hooker is visitor in this burg, coming from Coachella, Califor mia.
 Many of the patrons of the Mesa Roosevelt Stage Co, will be pleased to learn that Joe Phelps, who has been lrusticating in California during the last two months is again back in his Iold rosition as driver between Mesa and Roosevelt. Joe is one of the most popular drivers on the line and has been handling the ribbons off and on ever since the line started.
 Roosevelt was quite religious yes terday, several services in the church being held by The Reverend Father Barrett of Globe who visits Roosevelt about every sixty days dispensing for giveness to the erring and cheering their hearts with words of wisdom and consolation, Go ye and sin some more."
 nnpnap Daan Utba fi,,,a keeper" gave a delightful little moon light picnic to party of friends, Sun day evening, Aug. 9th. The party went horse back and were chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. Jimilie Lane. who fol- lowed in a buggy with the lunch. Grapevine springs. eight miles up the river was chosen for the picnic grounds and there the lunch was spread to the enjoyment of all. Just before return ing everybody filled up on watermelon which had been kept on ice at the ice plant for couple of days. MT. Dean presented each of the ladies with a little souvenir breast-pin. Those who attended were: MT. and Mrs. Jimmie Lane. Miss Mabel Russell, Miss Mag gie McFadden, Miss Hall'n Tho'--~----. Messrs. Bert Henderson, Frank DOnel- son, Frank Donelson, HOyt Medler and Duncan "GoOseberry" Dean.
 Miss Mabel Russell of Globe is vis- iting with her sister Mrs. Jimmie Lane.
 A party of autOmobilists on their way to Roosevelt from Globe, had a breakdown about six miles. from here and had to walk into. town, they 'phoned to Globe for another machine to come take them back. as they were drummers. they did not mind the wait and were busy all the time.
 Miss Mary Sanders, formerly of Texas, arrived in Roosevelt Saturday afternoon from the Sierra Anchas mountains where she had been visiting her sister Mrs. Pecos McFadden. She was accompanied here by Jim McFad den. After spending Sunday with her sister. Mrs PHss Armer she resumed her journey by stage to Tortilla Flat where she will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. H. Wnietr.
 J. B. Atkinson, night shift boss for U. NJ. O'Rourke Co, has given up his position with J. M. O'Rourke Co, to accept a position under L. C. Hill, government engineer at Phoenix.
 Charley Borquez. head engineer of ORourke's power house. sold his tent and household goods to MT. Ginn with the intention of leaving Roosevelt. but was induced td remain by tender of higher wages. Now Charley is home less. but has found temporary quarters at Romo's.