Arizona republican., 1908-10-17
T RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPUBLICANS RURAL ROUTE CORRESPONDENTS

one of Mrs. Ida Lawrence's bungalows { for the winter. 1 The buildings at the Indian school are undergoing a thorough cleaning.
 T. B. Hancock wife and child have rented the Emery cottage on the car ! line. Mir. Hancock came here from | Kansas City last August.
 Mrs. J. w. Singleton is able to be up and around the house again. Mir Barry is offering to sell his home on Park road. He has chickens and hay for sale. The Wead sale of furniture, COW and horse took place Thursday at Ham mOnds Auction house. The furniture was first class and some articles brought a good price. The COW brought seventy-five dollars and the horse forty dollars. Among those who attended the sale from the osborn district were: Mrs. Robert Woolf, C. E. Tannehil and wife, Mrs. J. Tannehill and daughters, Mrs Jesse Hedgpeth Mrs. Ida Lawrence. Mrs. Ralph Quinn, F. F. Van Kirk and wife, Justus Goe- bel, Ed Tannehill, Mrs. John Noble, Mrs. A. w. Galpin.
 Mrs Millard is having grain sown in her south field
 A party of young folk gave Ruth Evans a surprise party Friday night.
 w L. Feel and wife attended the democratic rally Monday evening.
 Mrs. Bertha Clark has rented her new cottage just completed to MT. Robbins.
 Willis Warren had Fred Tate threash his alfalfa seed last week. It was heavy crop and splendid seed.
 Ed Fitzhugh is discing in grain and preparing ground for a garden.
 Captain John Potts is cutting a fine crop of fall hay.
 A. W. Galpin and family will move into their new residence on the Indian school car line next week.
 Frank Baum had sale of his dairy cows last week at Five Points. MT. Baum and family and Mrs. J. NJ. Baum his mother will take a trip to old Mex icO with view of locating there.
 Mrs. William F.. Thomas is having her home newly papered.
 Mr. Evans on the Harry Kay place is busy discing in grain. He has sev- eral teams at work.
 The democratic rally held at the school house Wednesday evening was well attended.
 The following is a program of the work and entertainment which will take place at the Indian school during the months of october, November and December:
 Monday evenings. Literary clubs. Boys club, Misses Stocllcr and Hend- rickson; Girls club, MT. Waters, Miss Scales.
 Tuesday evenings: Religious classes Miss Gould, chairman, Misses Phelps and Allen.
 Wednesday evenings: Industrial talks Misses Cutter. Stocker, Hendricksan, Phelps, Scales, Messrs. Dreers and Waters.
 Thursday evenings: Teachers meet ing.
 Friday evenings: Singing, Miss Smith leader, Mrs. Venne pianist Mrs. ACkley. Miss Cutter.
 Sunday evenings: Religious meetings Mir Freer. Mrs. Venne, Mrs. Ackley, Misses Allen, Smith and Gould.
 The boys club met Monday evening and the following officers were elected: Thomas Valenzuela. president; simon Lewis, vice president; Joe Woolff, sec retary, Frank Dewey, sergeant at arms.
 The Girls club met the same evening and elected the following officers for the ensuing term. Emma Chvaro. pres ident; Ina Russell vice president: An nie Lewis, secretary; Emma Webb, critic.
 It is expected these societies will do some splendid work under the instruc- tions of these capable leaders.
 Charles Warren SwiEgett has been elected manager of the basket ball team at the normal this year. He was also appointed second lieutenant of the drill company.
 MT. Lee is giving some good practical talks to the pupils at the Indian school on agriculture.
 Mrs. C. B. Williams has returned home after an absent of several months. Mir. and Mrs. Williams went east in the early summer for Mrs Williams health. The change proved very beneficial.
 Willis Warren recently sold to Mir Redman Tuey twenty nine head of young mules. The purchase price was s15O each.