Arizona republican., 1909-11-20


 dust irritated the disease. A few days ago black horse took the place Of the gray.
 Mrs Hattie Cawthorne has been the guest Of Mrs. Ralph Quinn this 1 week
 Miss Beatrice Miller entertained Misses Beulah Hamilton and Mar guerite Krebs last Sunday
 MT and Mrs. Charles Thomas left for Newton. Kan. the early part of the week. They were the guests Of Mrs J. A Redman during their stay in the valley.
 Miss Carlotte Anderson has been visiting Mrs. A. T. Krebs this week. oscar Leftwick has bought the grocery store from w. l.. Benedict. Mfr Leftwick is an experienced gro- cery man and solicits the patronage of the residents of this district. A new stock of groceries will be pur- chased, phone installed and orders taken and goods delivered several times a week.
 Mrs. Ceilings and children have arrived and taken possession of their new home.
 
 the guests of Miss Mary Perkins one day this week.
 Mir Fred Hannah of NOgales visited with his cousin, Mrs. A Galpin. last week
 Helen Redman is spending this week with her mother. Mrs. J. R. Redman-
 Mir. and Mrs T. NJ Burroughs are the guests of MT. and Mrs win Haney this week They came down from Congres about two weeks ago. on business.
 J B. Church of Glendale spent last week with his family.
 Mir and Mrs. Jim Bates were visit ing one day Sst week with NIT. and Mrs. J. P Bates Mrs Bates spent this week with Mrs. B. NJ Fuqua.
 Mrs. John Noble and Miss Ruth Dunklin returned tO Winslow Tues day morning. after spending fort night with Mir. and Mrs Al Galpin.
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. Miller spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Hum phrles of Cartwright.
 Mrs. James McNaughton is visiting for several weeks with her mother, Mrs McGrath.
 Frank Howard is at home visiting his family and enjoying a much needed rest. after several months travelling.
 Mrs J. B. Kohl left for Prescott Monday morning. after enjoying the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kohl during fair week Mrs Charles Parvin of Peoria is the guest of Mrs. Justus GOebel dur ing the latter part of this week Mrs. Renner and children of Cali fornia are visiting Mrs Renner's par ents. MT and Mrs. w Smith.
 Mrs George Alkire entertained a few friends one day this week. The day was spent in tacling comforts. Among those present were: Mrs. w. A. Wilson. Mrs. Justus Goebel. Mrs. Perkins and Mrs M. w. McNeil Mir Jones is having q nice brick residence erected on the property he purchased from George Alkire. Mrs. J. A k. Irvine. accompanied by her daughters. Mrs. F. W. Tomp- kins, Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs. James Mcintosh, were callers on Mrs. Will c. Hedgpeth Friday afternoon. Mrs Harrington is visiting with Mrs. H. O. Winslow this week. Mrs. Jack Rinehart and Mrs. Hsr- ris enjoyed a short trip to the In- dian school Friday afternoon. Miss Swain is to be the guest of Miss Buck at her home in Tempe during Saturday and Sunday. Mir. Ronomus of Parker spent Thursday of last week with Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Fuqua. Mrs Jim Bates was the guest of Mrs. B. NJ. Fuqua part of this week. Misses Buck and Swain moved to Phoenix last Saturday. Several tent houses have been fitted up on the Indian school farm. east of the Grand canal. for a hospital Miss Heller and friend from Globe spent fair week with Mrs. Connor. Mir and Mrs. Swindler went to Phoenix Friday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. William Matthie called at the Warren home Thursday. even ing A bay horse was badly injured Thursday night by the 9:20 car. The accident occurred about quarter of a mile south of the osborn school road It was necessary to kill the animal Mrs. Hedrick M. Warren and sons arrived from Trinidad. Colo. Friday morning to spend several months with Mrs. NJ. Y. Warren. Mrs T A. Balmer has returned to Clifton. after spending two weeks with Mrs William Fosburg. Mr and Mrs. Lowell Redden and children spent Thursday and Friday with Mir and Mrs Frank Theroux. MT. and Mrs. E. G. Bryan have moved to Madison district. Short Thanksgiving programs will be rendered in each room at osborn Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. T. NJ. Elder was business visitor in our district two afternoons this week Jake Ring and his son, Wayne Ring, are visiting with MT. and Mrs. J. O. Sipes. NIT. Ring is Mrs. Sipes' uncle. They are from Garden City, Kan, and expect to spend the winter in the valley. Misses Harvey and Hoffman are both recent arrivals at the Indian school. Misses Anna and Fannie Archer gave a most delightful luncheon last ! The table was beautifully |