Arizona republican., 1908-09-26

ently improved to permit her removal. The friends of Will Taylor are re- ! joicing in his promotion to the office of corporal in company B of the na- tional guard He joined recently and his rise has occurred through his worthiness. We hope he will continue to be promoted.
 Mrs. NJ. V Warren. Mrs. Murphy and Miss Murphy formed a theater party at the opening of the Third Ave Thea ter, Monday evening. A. w. Gregg is spending most of his time in Florence working on the new prison.
 Bailey and Cline are the contractors for the new Burroughs home now be- ing erected on North Center St. The cement cellar and furnace room are almost completed. Brick work will begin in a few days. Mir. Burroughs and family will move into their barn and give possession to MT and Mrs. Wimsett who have purchased their former home.
 Elmer Cochane who has been a guest in the GOebel home for some months past returned to him home in Cincin- natl, ohio, Monday morning. He was unwilling to go and only the promise of returning for the fair induced him to leave the valley at this time.
 The condition of George Smith grows more serious each day He suffers such great pain that it is necessary to keep him under the influence of opi- ates.
 Supt. Fulton was a visitor at Osborn school Tuesday morning.
 Charles Swiggett, John Lynch and Maurice Bloome of Tempe were guests at the Van Kirk home last Sunday.
 Mrs Harry Taffe had a runaway last Saturday This is the second time the same horse has demolished things. The horse was tied to a post. became frightened and broke loose. One wheel of the vehicle was torn to pieces.
 Mrs. J. c. Gregg and daughter Jane have returned from St. Joseph. Mo. bringing all their furniture with them They expect to make Phoenix their permanent home. They also shipped two very fine horses.
 Miss Elsie Comstock has been at tending a house party at Mrs. Jack Reinharts.
 Miss Satterfield spent Wednesday night with her sister Mrs Michels on North Center street
 Mrs. F. T. Van Kirk substituted Tuesday and Wednesday for Miss Elizabeth Hedgepath who was unable to teach on account of Illness. but is able to resume her duties now.
 Our district has been done justice by one of our boys who is noted in high school as quite a runner having won second prize on the half mile track last year. He was awarded the prize at the school, but was unable to be present as he was somewhere in the wilderness on a surveying party. The high school regrets very much to loose Will Shawk.
 D. J. Warren has been suffering the past week with a poisoned finger, but is improving rapidly.
 Mrs. George Waugh and Mrs. Jiney Clark left Tuesday evening for Santa Monica, California Mrs. Vaughn form erly Zella Dysart is residing there. Mrs Clark returning home with her for a short visit.
 The announcement that Mrs. T. T. Hesse had died at her home in Wash ington was an error. but she is still in a serious condition.
 Osborn school has had quite a boost Maurice O'Neill being appointed as yell leader for the freshmen class at high school Maurice is one of the graduates of last year.
 MT. Jensen is the happy father of thirteen pound boy. MT. Jensen re- sider in one of Mir. Thomas houses on the Indian school car line last win ter.
 Prices of lumber go lower. Read the Buckeye Lumber Co.'S ad on page :.