Arizona republican., 1909-05-15
CREIGHTON,

SlCA6Hlplif II -11dSl night. Mir. and Mrs. John Mollett gave farewell party in honor of Mrs Mol lett's sister, Miss Sarah Hirchey. who left for her home in North Dakota on Tuesday. The evening was spent in playing games, etc. Refreshments were served and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all Those present Were Mir. and Mrs. John Mollett, the Misses Lena, Mary and Josephine Mol lett, Marie Imboch. Libbey Kleck, So- phie Guerchy. Martha Egly, Eva Er- hart, Lydia and Goldie Sapp and Alice Alice Snyder. and Messrs. Paul and Amos MOllett, Robert Imboch, Sam and Jake Kleck. Frank Gegax, James Ayres Memo Egly, Herman Snyder. Wal ter Luberbill, George Hamai, Roy Granell, Joel and Guerey Sapp, Adam Diller. Jacob Hosstetter and Art Cook
 J. Kleck has been on the sick list this week It was feared at first that ments proved it only a severe cold
 w. L. Chambers is having his hay baled this week Tom and Robert Et- ter are doing the job.
 Harriet and Gertrude Beller were visiting friends in the city, Wednesday,
 The continuous wind which has been blowing this week, besides being very disagreeable to every one, has been especially troublesome to those who are working in the hay, it being almost impossible to handle hay to any ad- vantage part of the time.
 Fred Irion spent Tuesday with AL bert Beller.
 Miss Gladys Fitzhough visited, Mon day, with Miss Hudgens
 Two large herds of cattle belonging to Malard Brothers, of Tempe, passed through this district, Tuesday, on their way from the range on the Verde river to the alfalfa friends of the south side. The cattle were in first class condi- tion, and the men report the range as in fair shape, there being plenty of feed.
 Miss Harriet Beller visited, Thurs day. at the Bivin home.
 Lyman La Tourrette entertained the members of his Sunday school class at his home last Saturday evening The evening was passed playing games and listening to the graphophone. Refresh ments of ice-cream and cake were served. A most enjoyable time was had by all. Those belonging to the class that were present were: Lloyd Osborn, Cleon Doris, Harold Alten- burgh, John, La Tourrette, Emery Kleck, Julian Powers, Lyle and Emil Thrift, Willie and Albert Imboch and Ralph Snyder.
 Miss Gertrude Bivin is staying at the Dr. Lentz home, on Center street, this week
 Jake Kleck purchased a fine colt of Henry Foltz, the first of the week May Is is water buying day again Summer rates are sixty cents per acre to those who belong to the association and have their assessment paid up; but it will cost all others seventy-five cents per acre.
 Miss Gladys Fitzhugh, Miss Mollie and Louis Frederieks were among those who attended the surprise party on MT. Lee Dom, last Wednesday even ing.
 Miss Fay Etter was the hostess at a pretty little party given at the Etter home, Thursday evening, in hon or of the Misses Arn. The affair was in the nature of a farewell party, as the young ladies and their mother. who have been staying at Lees ranch for the winter, expect to leave for their home in Alabama next week. The evening was very pleasantly spent, playing games and enjoying music, etc. Those present were MT. and Mrs. c. M. Etter, MT and Mrs. Tom Etter, MT. and Mrs. E. T. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Kleck, MT and Mrs. William 0s- born, MT. and Mrs. Roy Clayson. and the Misses Fay Etter, Mary Perkins, Jessie Arm, June Arn, Gus Kate Felk- CT. Libbey Kleck, May McAvoy, and Messrs. Edgar Spaulding, Sam and Jake Klcck. Frank Gegax and Robert Etter.
 Mrs. Tom Brown called on Mrs. c. C. La TOurrette. Friday.
 H. c. Woodbridge is enjoying visit of his mother. Mrs. S. W. Woodbridge, of Newark, Ohio.
 R. J. Wilcox has had a crew of Mex jeans at work in his beet fields this week. Beets are looking fine. MT. and Mrs. Chester Mathers vis- ited with Mrs. Mathers' father and sis