Arizona republican., 1909-11-20
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE No. i.
REIGHTON.

tend the farmers institute.
 Mrs. Scott Osborn IS spending this week with MT. and Mrs. w. J. osborn.
 Roy Ciayson was in town with a load of grape fruit Tuesday.
 Mrs. Eva Agner visited with Mrs. William Munch Monday afternoon.
 John Miller of the Cartright district is visiting with his sister. Mrs Will Chambers.
 C. NJ. Etter acted as chairman of the committee of farmers elected to meet the senatorial committee during their visit to the valley.
 ! Klech has just finished building large hay shed and feed stable.
 Mrs. NJ. C. Stark visited with Mrs. Frank Baum a part of the week
 Tom King was fixing culverts in the eastern part of the district Tuesday. Henry Foltz is training a fine g. l ear-old colt that will make a showing ! if entered in the races at the next fair
 The first destructive frosts of the season fell Tuesday. Mrs. J. A. R Irvine visited Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. c. A McLel- | Ian.
 Seth Hudgens was visiting with Al ! Fredericks Tuesday. Mir. and Mrs. c. W McRae left for | their home in Ray. Ariz-. the first part ' of the week.
 w. J Newkirk has finished a very neat brick cottage on his ranch on | the north park road. Mir and Mrs. Aubrey V. Smith at | tended the banquet given by the odd Fellows Tuesday evening
 Will Creighton is having his hay baled this week. MT. and Mrs. II. C. Woodbridge visit ed with Mir. and Mrs. II. W. Pierson | Wednesday.
 Mrs. Jess Klech was calling at the | Steer home Monday. w. R Hickman was calling in the | district Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Chester Mathers visit | ed with J. D. Pritchet Sunday.
 Dr and Mrs. Henry Mitchell returned ! to the valley the first of the week and are at their cottage on the J. W. 1 Collens ranch. A. G. Math,--s wls in town Thurs | day with load of baled hay. : Jess Hedgfeth and Rev. G. w. For man were out in Paradise valley after quail Wednesday. J. w Ambrose and family moved l out on their ranch this week. Next Tuesday. November 22. Mrs. \. C. BeIler will sell her herd of Jersey milch cows and fifteen head or draft horses at auction at her ranch. one quarter mile east of the camp grounds.
 Mir. and Mrs. Varton visited with Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Pierson Thurs day.
 Al Beller and Julius Irion were haul ing hay Thursday.
 Mrs. Lena Irion Is having her resi- dence repaired throughout.
 The social and entertainment to be given by the defeated pink to the victorious blue" members of the Highland union Sunday school will come off next Tuesday. November g. at 7:3o. A good program consisting of recitations and music has been pre- pared. Refreshments of coffee. cake pie and sandwiches will be served
 T. T. Powers has been on the sick list this week
 Next Monday afternoon and evening there will be a farmers institute at the Creighton school house. This is not alone for the farmers of this dis trict. but for the Wilson and Osborn districts as well and for any one else who may desire to attend. good program has been prepared by the local committee and some good speakers from the department of agriculture of the University of Arizona and from
 the Arizona experimental station will be here. Various subjects will be con- sidered, among them being dairying. alfalfa culture, improvement of farm crops. orange culture, control Of insect pests and many others of great and practical interest to the rancher. It is urged that the people of this vicinity attend these sessions. The farmers and their families are especially invited to attend. for there will be much dis cussed of interest to all members of the family.
 Mrs. L F. Johnson visited with Mrs Chester Mathers Wednesday.
 Mrs. F. T. Smith visited at the Etter home Tuesday.
 C. NJ. Etter was calling in the Os- born district Thursday.
 H. w. Chambers is doing jury duty this week
 Mrs. Lillie Lancaster visited with Mrs. w. F. Mathers Thursday.
 Mrs. William Munch was calling on Mrs. Lena Irions Friday.
 Miss Mary Perkins was calling on Mrs. McRill Friday
 The November issue of the Human Life magazine contained a full size photo of Captain Benjamin Baum of the University of Illinois football team. Ben is the son of Nr. and Mrs. Frank A. Baum of this district.
 A very interesting wedding took place Wednesday morning at the Catholic church when Father Novatus pronounced the words that made c. L. Dalton and Miss Mary Pettid man and wife. Yellow and white were the note of the color scheme used in the decorations. and the church was a bower of beauty with the masses of