Arizona republican., 1909-02-13
ST RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY RPB CAKS RURAL ROUTE CORRESPONDENTS COREESSPF 0Dtt

Pierce is from South Dakota and spent a part of last winter here.
 Mrs Snyder entertained a few friends in honor of Miss Gidley's sis ter. Mrs. c. E. Wells, of White Wood s. D.
 Mrs. Captain Schaefer is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Yaple. Mrs. w. A Wilson drove to Phoenix Friday afternoon.
 Charles Coburn of Bisbee is stopping with MT. and Mrs. Smith Chittick | He has been a cripple for some time | caused by the dislocation of his knee joint. His many friends will be glad to know of his improvement Alvin Maun and wife and sons of | Cartwright and Clyde Swartz of Fow- Ter were Sunday visitors at the Will l key home.
 Miss Chim has been on the sick list. but is better now c. l.. Wilky is improving his home | by putting a screen porch on the back of it.
 H. c. Lowdermilk left last Tuesday for Geneva, Neb.. where he expects to remain for some time.
 Mrs. c. E. Wells arrived last week from Whitewood, s. D.. to visit her sister. Miss Sadie E. Gidley C. N, Hart arrived Thursday morn ing to take the position of engineer at the Indian school
 Mrs. A. O. White entertained a num- Der of friends Friday evening at de- lightful little party.
 Ross Lee is suffering from an in jured foot
 Charles R. Olberg. superintendent of irrigation. visited Mcdowell last week. He was accompanied by MT Lee, and together they investigated the damage done to the ditches during the last flood
 Mrs. w W Edwards entertained a number of friends at her beautiful home on North Second street. The occasion was a linen shower given to Miss Zella Avis, who is to become the wife of Lawrence Williams in a short time The home was beautifully decorated with pepper boughs and red bells. Madam Pinney was pianist for the occasion. Place cards were red hearts on which were tide tiny bags of rice. Covers were laid for Mes danes Godfrey, Friedel, Warren, Line barger, Pinney, Smith, Brown, Bennett, Dunlap, Van Kirk, Golze, Porter Banks, Green, Patton, Friedling, Fred Warren. Donofris, Clark, Fields. Ross, Stewart, Strouse, Quinn, Emmons. Avis, Acton. and Misses Smith and Orr, who are to act as bridesmaids
 Osborn school has suffered another irreparable loss in the resignation of Miss Bessie Hedgpeth, the primary teacher. Miss Bessie resigns for no other reason than that of ill health.
 Mrs. J. A. R. Irvine is enjoying visit with her brother, MT. Gregg. from Missouri.
 Mrs. Birmingham and son have gone to Redlands, Calf
 William Mathie is planting fruit trees.
 The principal social event which has occurred in Osborn for long time was the tea given by Mrs. Hugh Campbell in honor of Mrs. Clark and Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson on Friday afternoon. The house was decorated in the na- tional cOlors in honor of the new le- gal holiday. The dining room was decorated so beautifully it is worthy of a more detailed description. Red, white and blue were the prevailing colors, but from the chandelier smilax was festooned to the four corners of the table. The center piece was bronze jardiniere of red and white car nations. Around this was a bank of violets. Red and white candles were the chief source of light Mrs. Helen Bury and Mrs. Vernon Clark assisted at the tea table. Mrs. Campbell was assisted by Mesdames Ceilings, E. S Clark, Vernon Clark, Hosey, Churchill, Doris, Sampson, Nichols, Bury, Penn berton. Those invited were: Mes danes George Alkire, Archer, J. c. Ad- ans, Albrecht, J. l.. B. Alexander, E.. J. Burke, Helen l.. Bury, E. J. Ben nett, Walter Bennett, George P. Bull ard. Robert B. Burmister, Albert Cor nelius Baker, D. H. Burtis W. c. Barns. Fred Breen, Isaac Earth, Jo- seph Cope, Clark Churchill. Loiss. H. Chalmer Coats, Vernon Clark, E. s. Clark, H. M. Campbell, Charles Crosty. D. l.. Conner, E. T. Ceilings, George H. Cook. Coles. Beverly Cox, Frank Cox, J. w. Crenshaw, J. R. Grain. T. J. Coulter. Ida ClOuse, w. H. Campbell. William Dawes, William Deity. L. M. Darby. c. H. Davidson, J. w. Doris, c. D. Doris, Charles E. De Mhnd, H. P. De Mund, Sam Dunlap, l.. D. Dam eron. D. M. Francis, s. l.. Easterling, w. C. Foster, William Adam Faresh. B. A. Fowler. B. A. Ffckas, Frankfort CT, Dave Goldberg, Charles Goldman,