Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-11-22
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very busy moving their tent and
household goods up under the canal.
Bert Henderson and Frank Kelso
returned home on Saturday evenings
stage from Phoenix, where they had
taken in the fair and Joined the
Elks' lodge.
Otis Mcintyre came in from Phoe-
nix last Thursday evening, where
he had also gone to ride the goat
and become an Elk.
Mrs. "Pecos" McFadden, who has
been visiting with her sister. Mrs
Press Armer. has returned TO her
home in the Sierra Anchas noun
tains.
Miss Jennie Middleton, accompa-
MED by her sister, Rose Middleton,
returned to Livingston during the
past week.
Johnnie Sauders, rode to Livingston
Saturday night to attend a dance.
Lou Asbury, Mr. and Mrs. Atkin-
son, Mr.. Greene and several children
went for a ride Sunday afternoon
in one of the stages. They crossed
the river all right, but coming back
it wasn't so easy. At any rate, when
half way across they got stranded
and two Of the men had to get out
into the water and work with the
horses They were there about a
half hour.
Ed Atkinson. who has been recu-
perating up from an operation he had
performed in Phoenix, resumed his
work last Monday morning as stage
driver on the Globe line. L. S
Greene, who has been taking his
place. has gone to Mesa for a week.
when he will return and go to
Payson. where he has accepted a pO
the rest of the winter.
The old town of Roosevelt will
soon be a thing of the past. All
that remains now is the postoffice,
one grocery store. a soda fountain
and a very few tents.
Miss Maggie McFadden has return
ed to her home in the Sierra Anchas
mountains after spending a few
months in Roosevelt. Miss McFadden
expects TO be back to spend Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Cone Webb returned from
Tempe last Monday where she has
been visiting with relatives and
friends. Mrs. Webb enjoyed her trip
evry much taking in the fair at Phoe
nix. She was accompanied home by
her mother in-law. Mrs. NJ. c. Webb
who will spend a few DAYS here.
Thad Frazier and family are busy at
work moving house and household
goods out to the new townsite.
Jim McFadden rode into town from
the Sierra Anchas mountains this
morning.
L. S. Greene passed through camp
from Mesa and Phoenix on his way
to Payson.
Bert Henderson left on Wednesday
mornings stage for Globe. where he
was summoned on the grand jury.
F. H. Noel will leave for Globe. Fri
day. to reside permanently. Mr.. Noel
will be missed as he has been here a
long time.
VIII Anderson who has been en-
ployed by Belsar and Johnson, butch
ers. as delivery man resigned his po-
sition and left for Globe on this morn
ing's stage
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis and family have
moved into Roosevelt from their ranch
IN the sierra AnCndS mountains. 1neN
have come here to send their children
to school
George FELTON, is the proud owner of
a fine wildcat skin which he shot him
self last Monday night while working
down at the power house. The cat
started to come in the door; it was
about the size of a large Shepherd
dog.
Miss Eva SynnOt came in on this
evenings stage from St. Louis, Mo.
She will keep house at O'RouEke's
camp for her brother. Andy Synnot.
Mrs. David Robischaux arrived in
Roosevelt during the past week. Mr..
and Mrs. Robischaux will occupy a
tent house which has just been erected
for them on Government Hill.
F. Leichman and Howard Reed ar
rived in Roosevelt this afternoon from
Phoenix. They came up in an auto
mobile.
Lou Asbury and Ed Atkinson, two
stage drivers have been very busy af
ter their trips here repairing old
stages.