Arizona republican., 1908-09-19
The Weekly News
 Of The Valley


as has been gone the greater part of the summer visiting with friends and relatives.
 Percy Howard is busy painting his cottage. He will move two of the cottages to his five-acre tract on the Indian school car line, just south of the new Messenger home.
 Mrs. J. II. Singleton's condition is reported as being very little improv- ed. A nurse was secured for her this last weeEN
 Mrs. J. M. Bowles is expected home Saturday morning. Mrs. Bowles has been in Prescott visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Crow, and attending the marriage of her grand daughter, Ida May Bowles, to Jack Harter of Con gress. Miss Bowles will be remem- bered as one of the popular Osborn girls and every one wishes her life long happiness. and Mir. Harter is congratulated in winning this young woman for his wife.
 Jesse Hedgpeth and wife, Mrs John Tannehill and Mrs. Jacobi at tended the Bonner sale last Mon day.
 Justus Goebel and family have re turned from a camping trip in the northern part of the territory. They were accompanied as far as Pres colt by their children. William and Lillian. William returns to Yale and Lillian to Cincinnati.
 F. NJ Burroughs was on the sick list last week but is able to be out again attending to the erection of his new home. The windmill is completed, D. II. Burtis. having the contract.
 Frank Whitton purchased a large number of cows at the Woolf sale Tuesday.
 l.. J. Hedgpeth is confined to his home most of the time. AIr NIichaels has resigned his posi- ton with the Lamson Business Col lcge and is teacher of penmanship in the High school.
 ". Ii. Taylor attended John Bon ner's sale last Monday.
 Riley Hedgpeth. who with his fam ily moved to California during the summer. is now in San Francisco. He is working on an invention for the removal of mail bags from ex- press cars.
 Frank Whitton is erecting a neat brick cottage on his place opposite George Smiths home.
 w. H. Anderson of Akron. Ohio has rented Harry c. Thomas cottage on Indian school road. MT. Anderson is accompanied by his family and expects to remain here through the winter in hope the climate will ben eft his sons health. MT. Anderson was formally connected with the firm that manufacturers Quaker Oats.
 The Schrieber family have moved to the Fowler district
 Prof. Jantzen, wife and children have rented Mrs. Ida LaWrence's north bungalow. Prof. Jantzen is principal of the Central grammar school The children are enrolled at Osborn.
 The friends of this community are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. J. F. Hesse. which occurred in Port land, Ore. She left here recently, thinking the change of climate would prove beneficial. but no relief came and she passed away before the ar rivalT of her husband. Mrs. Hesse leaves a husband and two little chil- dren and relatives in California, be- sides many friends here.
 Harry c. Thomas lost a valuable horse Thursday.
 Eggs are scarce in this section of the country. The Indian School store is paying 8 cents a dozen for good fresh eggs.
 A delightful hayrack party starting from the Osborn schoolhouse Friday night was chaperoned by Mrs Arch Fitzhugh. Arriving at Camelback games were played and ice cream and cake were served. Those pres ent were: MT. and Mrs. Arch Fitz- hugh, Misses Lucy Clark. Alice Tan nehill. Dolly Hodges, Sina Hodges, Ivy Donn, Bernice Smith. Florence Morden, Hottie Morrell. Gladys Os- born, Ethyl Smith, Helene Taylor, Mae Geare, Mary Creighton, Opal Tannehill and Messrs. Roy Osborn. Aston Stoner, Bert Smith. Eugene Woolfe, Lee Dom, Ernie Smith, Russell Tannchill, John MorrelI. Bai- ley Phillips, Ollie Hicks, Johnny Geare. Leslie Smith, Louis Frederick. TOmmie Gcarp Jeff Rates CIaude