Arizona republican., 1908-10-31

MT LdlTu or hanSdS OllNf hO, mas rented Mrs. Ida Lawrence's south bun
 galow Mir. Laird comes her, to enjoy the beautiful winter and will be joined Dy his sister in a few days.
 MT. Callahan and his mother, Mrs. | Clark were out touring our district in
 their new car Sunday | Robert Woolf has proved up on his homestead claim south of the river.
 e s. Kirk preached at Bethel church ! Sunday morning. during the absence of Rev Bates. There was no preach
 ing in the evening. The Epworth l leaguers met as usual.
 Mrs. s. c. McElhaney is improving the grounds in front of his new resi- l dence on Cave Creen. She is having a | broad walk leading out in front and | the driveway is a half circle. The ' suaces between the walk and drive
 way is sown in Australian rye Two new 125 horse power boilers will he installed in the Indian school soon.
 In the Christian church in Phoenix l Osborn district was well represented last Sunday morning Among those who drove in were. F. NJ. Avis and 1 family, Mrs. Hawkins and daughter Ina. Miss Mammie Chinn, Mrs. Glass cack and daughter Eugenia. Mrs. s. A. DySart. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. NJ. V. War ren, John Clark and Mildred Dysart, Mir. and Mrs. Wimself and Ralph MOWen.
 Fred Dysart of SolomonviHe was here the early part of the week, visit ing with Mrs. Dysart before her de- parture east. He was accompanied by a daughter and son. MT. Dysart in tends moving with his family to ohio to locate permanently. Charles G. Bryan has a cottage for rent.
 J. D. Monihon of Isaac district has placed about thirty head of beef cattle on pasture in Osborn district. He rented ten acres of sorghum from J. H. Singelton.
 F. M. Burroughs and wife and Mrs BOwles were entertained by Mrs Will liam E. Thomas last Sunday. Mrs. Land of the Lamson Business College was enjoying a drive in our district recently.
 Miss Andra Lawrence spent Tuesday eA tlllllB NlNll I1tlfl e0A lts6 6tAA- Mrs. J. A. Redman has a nice flock of turkeys that will be ready for mar ket by the holidays. II. Forman from Missouri is here visiting his wife and sons. who came some time ago purchasing a home on NorthCave Creek road Another son of Mir Forman is coming to Arizona soon to take charge of the pulpit at Bethel church.
 Fred T. Colter from Springerville. Ariz., is looking after his property in Osborn district
 Eugene Brashear has purchased Mir F'rederick's fine dairy herd. They say all he needs now is a Merry Widow, to help him milk. Whether this means the real thing or the "sombrerro" we were not notified.
 Frank Dom has improved his resi- dence both inside and out
 MT Glasscock is busy hauling his hay to the fair grounds.
 Mrs. Miller from La Grange, Mo, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. George Heintz. She expects to make Arizona her permanent home.
 F. NJ Barker and wife have pur- GlldStu ltilu OH NctNt AItth lOeu anu have erected a neat frame cottage. A very enthusiastic spirit is inn pregnating the Osborn athletes-not only the boys but the girls are boost ing and shouting yells preparatory to the much talked of Tempe-High school meet which will take place in Tempe Saturday. Many of the boys to engage in the contest come from osborn. Grant Comstock, Charles Orme, Ken Goodman, Herbert Lowdermilk. Arthur Hahn and Claude Taylor ali of the high school are at present residents of this neighborhood. Charles Swiggett of the Normal is a former graduate of our school and has won some hOnors for the Normal.
 A basket social was held at the par sOnage of Bethel church last Tuesday evening The event was given by the members of the EpwOrth League for the purpose of raising money to repair the parsonage before the arrival of the new pastor. MT Forman It was a sue cess financially and socially as forty five dollars were handed in and every one had a good time and plenty to eat.