Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-06-26
CREIGHTON

CREIGHTON
/ Creighton, June 25.-A very pleasant
surprise was planned by the young
| people of this and the Wilson district
I Saturday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Chambers. The young people
/ gathered at the school house and
promptly at o'clock swooped down
upon the Chambers home, where they
| had the pleasure of arousing Henry
from his peaceful slumbers. The
evening was very pleasantly passed
| playing games, etc, and at a late hour
! refreshments provided by the invaders
/ were served. A jolly good time was
| had by all. Those present were Mrs.
A. c. Beller. Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Kleck,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Vincent, Misses
| Winnie Pritchett, Ester Vincent, May
| McAvOy, Rena LaTourrette. Ruth
| Creighton. Louise Vincent. Inez Thrift,
Hazel Ellerick, Gertrude Bivin, Harriet
/ Beller. May Chambers, Ada Osmond-
| son, Mary Cage. Fay Etter, Mary Per-
kins, Abbie Smith, Emma Baker, and
Messrs. Robert Etter, Lyman LaTour-
rette, Verne LaTOurrette, Allen Creigh-
ton, Marion Mathers, Dick Osmondson,
W. B. Baker, F. ]. Coles, Stanley Price,
Robert Black, Wilrus Bivin, Roy Rich,
Fred Bivin, Jake Kleck, Thee Lara
man, Jake Kleck. Sam Kleck, Ben
Baum and Jesse Eyer
John E. Kind returned from his
mines in the Wendendale district
Thursday.
]. B. Mollett is putting up nay this
week.
John Creighton hauled baled hay TO
town this week.
Marion Mathers marketed a load of
water melons Friday.
Sergeant Clyde Pickett, with a force
of men went TO work Friday on Com
pany BIS new target range across the
canal from Clayson ranch.
A number of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. W. n. Price treated them to a
very pleasant surprise party Wednes-
day evening. The evening was spent
playing five hundred. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McAvoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vincent, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Chambers, Miss Ester Vim
cent, Miss Louise Vincent, Miss May
McAvoy and Messrs F. ]. Coles, Rob-
ert Black, Stanley Price and Robert
Price.
Mrs. w L. Chambers was quite i'll
the first of the week, but is reported
better at this writing
Mrs. Harry Hancock visited with
Mrs. Will Creighton the latter part of
the week
Weldon Irwin left Thursday for Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Mary Mollett was in the Osborn
district Friday.
Mrs NJ. P. Miller and Miss Minnie
Miller visited Friday with Mrs. Rob-
ert Bivin.
Mrs. E. W Robbins was shopping in
town Friday.
W P. Padget was a business visitor
in the city Friday.
viii Osborn is busy this week taking
the school census
Cleon Doris visited this week with
Will Etter and family
W. L Pinney was calling in the dis
trict Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leyhman were call
ing in the northern part of the neigh
borhood Wednesday.
George y. Smith is building a large
hay shed and barn this week
Robert Etter has his second crop of
hay up and now while the third crop
is growing has decided to take a short
vacation. and with the children has
gone for a visit with his brother in
law. Horace Ellison( who lives west of
town, and before he returns will visit
1t,
north Of the city. Bob says this is
better than going to the hills or the
coast.
Mrs. w A. Wilson was a caller in
the east side of the district Wednes-
day.
Verne LaTourrette made a visit to
the Lynn Orme ranch west of town
Wednesday
Will Chambers and Frank Miller are
at work this week taking honey at
Mr.. Chambers apiary in the Osborn
district
Paul Mollett has been busy at the
postoffice this week learning how the
mail is handled and delivered.
]. Kleck built first class Page wire
fence along the front of his place this
week.
Ben Baum and Roy H. Rich, the
friend who came with him from school,
left the first of the week for Kelvin
and the Ray mine, where they will be
employed during the summer.
c. NJ. Etter left the first of the
week for a. visit to the Roosevelt dam.
Memo Yaggy entertained a number of
friends at an informal party Monday
evening, all of whom enjoyed a very
pleasant time.
Misses Mary and Lena Mollett left
Monday for their summer outing at
Iron Springs. and Miss Angeline Mol
lett has gone to Prescott to spend the |
summer with friends in that city
Mrs. c. NJ. Etter and Miss Fay Etter |
expect to leave for Seattle shortly after |
the fourth.
number of our people are planning |
TO spend the fourth at Mesa
Marion Mathers will entertain large |
number of his friends at a lawn party |
evening
The bridge over the south extension !
Of the MaricoDa canal is in bad condi- |
ton, and though the trustees of the |
Mcdowell road district have been noti-
fled several times, nothing has been
done towards repairing the breaks. 1t
is time the matter was looked into
fore il CauSeS a had accidant apd N