Arizona republican., 1908-09-05
The Weekly News
 OfThe Valley
RURAL ROUTE NO. i.
CREIGHTON.

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 The officials of the Sunday school have decided to reopen the school on next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All the officers. teachers and farmer Schol ars are requested to be present and all others are especially invited to come and spend an hour each Sunday after noon in the study of the word. For the benefit of those who have not re- ceived the lesson quarterly We will say that the lesson is found in 1st Samuel 31 chapter.
 The Rev John Creighton is building a neat frame house, on his new place, it is of the square top type. MT. Creighton expects to greatly improve his place this fall and make a real home of it.
 MT. Egley who resides in the Brill addition has purchased 20 acres of the Horning ranch and is preparing to build on it at once as he intends to move on the place within a month.
 Miss Faye Etter left Saturday for Oak Creek where she will visit with her brother who is spending the sum- mer months at that delightful resort.
 Mrs. H. W. Pierson returned We'd nesday from a short stay in Prescott.
 Mir. Eddie and Miss Tillie Habecker left Tuesday for a months visit with friends on the coast.
 Miss Inez Thrift returned home Monday from Iron Springs where she has been spending the summer.
 Miss Velva Doplace returned to her home in Globe Wednesday. Miss Velva 1 with her grandmother. Mrs N. V. Dop- lace. and renewing old acquaintances in this district.
 Philip Miller and brother left Tues day for visit at the coast.
 Mir. Jessie and the Misses Lula and Ella Eyer enjoyed the performance at the park Tuesday evening.
 MT. Kimble is at the Powers ranch for short stay.
 Fred Spaulding visited at the Per kins ranch Wednesday. Mir. Spaulding leaves shortly for the coast where he will attend college this winter.
 Mrs. Sarah Mcconnell and daughter Hazel, returned the first of the week from an extended visit to her home in Canada and through the east. Mrs. hC0Oulltu says Slc ,ildu utllSHllul time enjoying every minute of-her stay but is glad once more to get back to he-Salt River valley home.
 Mrs. H. W. Chambers and little son Ernest, returned Wednesday from a months visit with her sister in law in Prescott.
 Miss Elsie Munger who has been spending the summer at her old home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is expected home shortly. Miss Munger is making a short visit with friends in Iron Springs this week.
 Miss Norma Creighton left the latter part of last week for Park College where she goes to complete her work Miss Norma stopped over at Iron Springs this week where she is the guest of Loise Murphy.
 Will Osborn has been busy assisting the Quinn boys with their having.
 H. c. Woodbridge received his car of. household furniture Monday. H. W, Pierson has been assisting in its re- mOval to his home
 Those interested in the Peoples In dependent Telephone report good pro- gress in the work of interesting people out our way. A number of people have signified their intention of taking stock in the company and of having phones installed as soon as possible and it is thought that within six weeks time a line will be built
 Miss Helen Hayden spent Friday with her cousin Lucille Pierson.