Arizona republican., 1908-12-05
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS

 front veranda. The woodwork is ex- ceptionally fine, and the floors merit special mention. They are of the natural color and grain of the wood. but have received a very high polish. The house is lighted by electricity and both hot and cold water are conduct ed through the rooms. It Is pretty convenient and modern. Brick is laid on the ground recently purchased by Dr. B. O. Brown. Dr. Brown intends building at once. The friends of Mrs. Geare will be glad to hear she is out of danger, af- ter her very serious Illness. The Indian school band attended the barbecue at Glendale Saturday.
 People are wondering why the street car company carries a broom
 Some young people driving out Cen ter street. lately left some good things to eat in one of the mail boxes. The owners of the box wish they would drive oftener and leave more each | time
 Miss Cutter and some of the girls visited the Wilson orange grove last | Thursday. Quite a number of Osborn people attended the Jamison sale of house hold goods at Rogers auction rooms 1 Thursday. Among those seen were T. : M. Burroughs and wife. Tom Bowles and wife Mrs. Yaple and c. E. Tame | hill.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Wynkoop of Tuba, Ariz., was visiting at the Indian school last week
 Miss Nora Smith was entertained by friends in Phoenix recently. Captain Grainstead witnessed the military rifle contest at Tempe last week
 H c. Thomas and wife visited Phoe- nix Wednesday afternoon. With the moving of MT Washington on the Van Kirk ranch, Osborn has secured one of the sweet singers of Phoenix as a resident. Miss Dixie Elaine Washington. Miss Washington is to take the principal part "Yvette" in the production of "The Mocking Bird" which takes place in the near future.
 Arthur O. White is entertaining his father. O. A. White of Boston, and his sister. Mrs. J. F. Mead of Troy. N. Y They arrived last Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Snyder entertained few friends last Friday evening in honor of Mrs. William MacRichie of Hillsdale, Mich. and David MacRitchie of Beaver, Utah, who are visiting MT. and Mrs. Freer.
 William Mathie attended the barba- cue at Glendale Saturday.
 x.faffal ;p Thanksgiving day.
 Miss Elsie Munger departed for the east a few days ago.
 Mrs. c. H. Ellis of the Salt River reservation was the guest of Mrs. M NJ Murphy Friday
 Mrs. Birmingham who is Mrs. F. NJ Lamson's guest during the winter months, received a telegram and de- parted immediately for her home. She expects to be absent about two weeks
 Mrs. George Hahn drove to Phoenix Friday
 Captain and Mrs. John A. Potts vis- ited Phoenix Friday The captain to have shoes placed on his fine team and Mrs. Potts to have some dentistry done.
 Ed Fitzhugh attended the sale of horses at the Metropolitan stables be- longing to E. F. Van Kirk. last Thurs day afternoon.
 Sabbath school at Bethel church Sunday at 1O-11 Classes for all Preaching at II by the pastor. Rev c. w. Forman. Communion will be observed at the morning service. All Christians of whatever faith are in- vited. Every one is urged to attend the Epworth League in the evening before the sermon.
 Laura Mabel Swiggett spent one night with Esther Lowdermilk during the rainy weather.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wimsett were in town Friday afternoon.
 Miss Doris entertained friends last Sunday.