Arizona republican., 1908-09-05

 from Wickenburg recently. MT. Ames bought five acres of Captain Potts and is building a new cottage.
 Mir. and Mrs. Brown spent Sunday
 with Mir. and Mrs. Barry.
 : S. A. Garrett and wife spent last Friday with Captain and Mrs. Potts. MT. Percival, carpenter of the In dian school, has returned from Iron Springs.
 i Miss Nora Smith has returned from i Riverside, Cal, to take up her duties at the Indian school.
 MT and Mrs. Venne came in from Prescott Thursday.
 1 Misses Cutter and Ackley, both teachers at the Indian school, have re- turned from Flagstaff. They were accompanied by Miss Vorum, who is clerk at the of zee.
 Misses Phelps and Monroe have re- turned from a very pleasant vacation spent in Colorado.
 ! D. C. Warren purchased a very fine i Rhode Island red rooster from T. M. Burroughs. MT. Warren is a good judge of chickens and pronounces MT. Bur roughs the owner of the finest chick ems of that breed in the valley. Mir. and Mrs Stoudt and sons, Leon and Raymond, left for their old home 1 in Seattle, Washington, last week. They have spent one year here in the employ of the McNeil Wiley ostrich Farm company. MT. and Mrs. Stoudt are excellent citizens and the district regrets their removal. ] J. H. Singleton occupied the pulpit | IL, .,r,r, 1aG day morning and evening. Both were union meetings of the various churches. A party of young people organized | a serenading party Thursday evening" They intended to serenade Burt Miller and wife MT. and Mrs. Miller have taken up their residence in the River side district
 Jesse Hedgpath and wife entertained number of their friends Thursday evening. They were assisted by Miss Ethel Smith.
 J. M. FitZhugh has purchased ten acre tract south of the city. Ed Fitz- hugh. his son, has returned from Naco, | Cal, and will take charge of the prop eYty.
 Laura Mable Swiggett is the guest | of Mrs. Claude $. Berryman at Iron
 
 Springs for two weeks.
 As campmeeting has stopped, there ! will be services at Bethel Sunday. Sunday school at 10: co o'clock. Preach at 11:OO, and league at 7:30. and pray CT meeting every Wednesday at 7:SO o'clock.
 MT. Greer, who purchased William Matthie's beautiful home on the In- | II, Iag gt haC just returned from a visit to his former home in North Carolina. Mrs. Greer will return from the south in a few weeks. MT. Greer has exhibited new method in the erection of a windmill on his place The windmill and water tank are supported by the same tower.
 Miss Minnie Morrell and MT. Burt Miller were married Tuesday at the brides home near the Indian school. These young people are comparative strangers in our district, yet they are extended the heartiest congratulations and good wishes of the entire neigh borhOod.
 William Matthie is erecting a neat residence just east of w. H. Taylor's. MT. and Mrs. Matthie and son Wallace have recently returned from an ex- tended trip to the coast.
 A new telephone line is being pro- noted by some of the enterprising farmers of Route 1. It is hoped all will take stock in this new system and make it a success.
 Miss Thomasson of Salem, Virginia, has been the guest of Mrs. T NJ. Bur roughs Miss Thomasson expects to cnar1 4I1a 11rintar. in Dbna0iy
 Mrs Robert Friedel and Mrs. Kem ball spent one afternoon this week with Mrs. E. F. Van Kirk.
 w L. Feel and B. Morrell are threshing alfalfa seed on the Spicer ranch.
 Campmeeting closed last Sunday night. Rev. Douglass preached the closing sermon. A large crowd was in attendance Rev. Fields attended the last week and his sermons were ap- preciated by many attentive listeners.
 Mrs. Reno, of 35S North Second av enue, and Mrs. Bates of District IA, were calling in our district Thursday.
 Supervisor John Orme has returned from a vacation at the coast.
 Herbert Black has completed bus mess course at Andersons business college, on the corner of Fifth avenue and Adams street.
 Judge Phillips and son Ralph re- turned last week from the coast
 Ralph Quinn has bad the cast re- moved from his ankle, but he is still confined to the use of his crutches
 MT and Mrs. M. V. Warren have just finished screening their entire porch.
 A. W. Galpin has purchased two acres from the Heard tract on the In dian school car line, and is erecting a beautiful brick residence. In the mean time his family is occupying one of c. | B. Williams cottages near by.
 Miss Beryl Taylor entertained a few | of her friends Thursday evening at | her home on North Center street.
 Mrs. George Vaughn is expected to | arrive in the city Sunday to visit her | mother and brother, Mrs. s. A. Dysart | and Arthur Dysart.
 Miss Ivy Lee who has been assist | ant matron. of the girls dormitory for | some time past will resign her duties l to enter the Normal again the coming l year.
 Helen Swiggett spent Wednesday | night with Miss Pauline Reno of 353 | North Second avenue.