Arizona republican., 1908-11-07
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS


 number of years. He and Mrs. Fine returned from California recently. ! J. H. Singleton is discing in barley and wheat
 Pasturage ;s short and scarce in the reighborhood.
 | Frank Whitton is building another new house. MT Whitton has just com pleted a neat brick and it has been sold to Fl. l. Neafie. MT. Fredericks is busy sowing barley Robert Woolf has sold his ranch on Black Canyon road. Elliott Evans was the purchaser. This ranch consists Of about 15O acres and there is no better in the valley, when land and location are considered. H. c. Lowdermilk and daughters, Esteher and Ruth, attended the Doings of MT Dooley Tuesday evening. Messrs. Venne, Taylor and Holds worth attended the track meet at Tempe last Saturday. Steve Phillips is erecting a nice resi- dence on his property west of the In- dian school. The building has a con- crete foundation and is being built of lumber
 Mrs Haines. who was once a resi- dent of this neighbOrhood, but for sev- eral years has resided elsewhere, re- turned Thursday. It is rumored she has been persuaded to make her home here in the future.
 Miss Alma Oviatt spent Sunday aft ernoon with MT. and Mrs. Snyder. Miss ln. xtrith the Indian school, but resigning her position there to accept one in the land office.
 Harry c. Thomas has just completed a new frame bungalow of five rooms and porches. The same carpenter, Mir. IDuckworth, is starting another on the same tract of land.
 Mrs. NJ. " Warren and Mrs. M. M. Murphy and Miss Nelly Murphy, form ed a theater party at the Third Ave. Tuesday evening.
 Rush Roberts, wife and three chil- dren Of Pawnee. Oklahoma, arrived at the Indian school recently.
 There was a good attendance at Bethel church last Sunday morning. to greet the new minister. MT. FOrman. Services will be as follow next Sun day: Sunday school 10 am. Preach ing at II am. and pm. Epworth League pm. Mid week prayer meet ing Wednesday evening.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety met at the home of Mrs. B. NJ. Fuqua, Thursday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. Mathews visited Wick Ienburg last Sunday.
 c a Gf Sunday with Captain and Mrs. Potts.
 The Galpin children, Earl, Marian and Alberta have the neatest little con- veyance in the valley.
 A party consisting of Messrs. Wa ters, Lowdermilk, Percival and Don Goodman went hunting Saturday aft ernoon.
 Mrs. Goodman, NIT. and Mrs. Snyder. MT. Vennc and the Indian school band went to Tucson Sunday.
 F. Ross Lee has accepted a position with the Hackett Meat market. MT. Lee was connected with the Indian school.
 Supt Goodman has just had new oak floor laid in his cottage.
 F. F. Van Kirk and wife accompanied by Ralph Quinn and wife atterded the track meet at Tempe Saturday after noon.
 Miss Clara Ransch gave a ''''- ----' to some of her friends Saturday night. Games were played and forfeits were paid, and a good time generally was in dulged in. Refreshments, consisting of candy, nuts, fruits, wafers and dough- nuts were served. Those who attend ed were: Misses Clara Ransch. Esther IoWdermilk. Ruth Evans, Lucille Ransch. Ruth LOwdermilk. Marguerite Krebs, Ruth Harvey, Irma Lee, Fern Tannehill, Nancy Lee Heard, Ethel Woolf and Laura Swiggett, Messrs. Tom Gear, Dannie Campbell, Russell Tannehiu, Jeff Heard, Wallace Gregg, Keith Evans, Henry Harvey, John Creighton and Leon Haulot.