Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
RURAL ROUTE NO. i.
WILSON DISTRICT
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WILSON DISTRICT
 Wilson. Oct. SO.-Mrs Rhodes of Prescott has been visiting her brother in-law. sam Rhodes, the past week.
 Mrs. Jim Bates of St John is visiting with her parents MT. and Mrs. Wm. Cage.
 Mrs. Jackson entertained about thir- ty of the young people of the neigh borhOod last Tuesday evening. Dan cing was indulged in till a late hour and refreshments were served during the evening
 Route No l is surely favored more than any of the other routes, as our mail man makes seven trips a week on the road
 Last Sunday Mrs. Woodring enter tained quite a number of friends at dinner. Among those present were Mir. Mckee and MT. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Wharton and children of Phoenix.
 Miss May Chambers, stenographer for the Santa Fe in Prescott, came down Sunday morning on a visit to her parents MT. and Mrs C. C. Chambers.
 Mrs. Clark and son. Edward, were calling Monday afternoon on Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Tait and Mrs. Barry.
 Mrs. Brown, aunt of Mrs. I. F. John son, who has been spending quite a while in the neighborhood visiting her niece. left on Wednesday for her home in Tombstone.
 Misses Shreck and Osmundsun were shopping in Phoenix on Thursday aft ernoon.
 MT and Mrs. c. c. Chambers and Miss May drove over to Will Chambers rrfa Snn1a \ afternoon.
 Ben Pullen Is busy picking a large supply of olives for their winter use.
 MT Cage and family after attending services at Bethel last Sunday, spent the remainder of the day with MT. and Mrs Kirk.
 Belt Fine has returned from a sum- mer spent in California. While there Mir Fine was injured by being in a runaway automobile.
 The socialists held a meeting at our school house on last Saturday night. There was a fair sized audience and it was addressed by MT. Fulwiler and others. There was a still larger meet ing on Tuesday night when Judge Langston, Asst District Attorney Ly- man and others of the democratic par ty tried to convince the ranchers how much more prosperous they would be under an administration of Bryan and Mark Smith than they are at present. Now, republicans it is up to you.
 Miss Emma Curtis is visiting with Mrs. James Day in the Capitol addi- ton.
 Your correspondent always dislikes to chronicle any sickness in our neigh borhood for we would like to make outsiders believe that health is perfect as well as everything else in this dis trict However, Mrs. King, Mrs. Maley and little Phillip Thompson, are on the sick list this week,
 Miss Ruth Watkins is stopping with Mrs Fred Tait
 Miss Livers and Mrs. Day. who is president of the w C. T. L. and both of Winslow were visiting Mrs. Curtis last Friday, after having attended the convention in Tempe. Mrs. Day left for her home on Saturday morning, but Miss Livers remained until Monday morning.
 The mother of boy who is near the top notch in The Republican contest was securing votes for her son this week.
 Little Catherine and Margaret Tait are studying under the direction of Miss Lille MalerV this winter.
 Everybody had better hide his gates and bridges and everything else port able tonight, as the girls are going out to celebrate and when it comes to work ing havoc the boys are surely not in it at all with them.