Arizona republican., 1909-07-24

1 finger. but it is reported better at pres ! ent
 MT. and Mrs. s. A. Garrett spent 1 Sunday with Mrs. J. A. Potts. NJ. w. McNeiI left Tuesday evening ! for Los Angeles and San Diego to be gone several weeks. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Wimsett were visitors in town Friday morning. Miss Eunice Morris is in Mesa this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arndt and Ethel were driving in this neighborhood Monday Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson and daughter, Elizabeth, left recently for Virginia. Mrs. Wilson stopped over in Fl Paso for a visit with friends.
 Mrs Kyle has purchased two cows from H. C. Thomas this week.
 Joe Johnson of Phoenix is spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Wad- lington in the country. Miss Daisy Washington accompanied Mrs. Johnson to Flagstaff. Williams and the Grand Canyon. The party expects to enjoy the cool climate of Northern Arizona about two weeks.
 Mr and Mrs. William Matthie left last Saturday for Long Beach.
 Miss Lena Howell spent Friday with Laura Mabel Swiggett
 Mrs A. w. Gregg and niece. Miss Margaret Weber. spent Thursday at the Salt River Valley ostrich farm. The ostrich industry is a new enter prise to Miss Weber and the trip was one of interest to her.
 II Gp,ifb nd goT March attended the Grand theater Tuesday evening They were accompanied by Mir and Mrs. Charles Christy.
 George Stewart, wife and children, accompanied by Mrs. Stewards mother, Mrs. Burger, left last night for Ocean Park.
 Mrs. George Smith left last night for a visit with relatives in various towns in California. While she is gone MT. and Mrs. Ed Brimmer will take care of her home
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Robinson are moving all their possessions to the south side, where they have located claim.
 J. T. Bowles has sold a lot on North Central avenue to Mrs. Clara Par malec
 c. J. Hammons and family expect to leave about the first of August for the mountains. MT. Hammons will fit up two wagons especially for this jour ney, as it is to be a camping trip.
 Miss Walton, who has a large class in this district, was on the sick list last week and not able to make her accustomed visit among her pupils.
 # fI.g Ion Dr-r Goods company spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Harry C. Thomas.
 A. w. Gregg is down from Florence for a few days.
 Mrs William F. Thomas left last Monday for a visit with Mrs. Cree of Congress. Mrs. Ralph Thomas and Miss Minnie Thomas have been stay ing at the Thomas home this week, but it is probable they will go to Iron Springs Saturday, where Mrs. Thomas has number of engagements to ap- pear as violinist at social functions.
 Miss Hattie Hurley came down from Iron Springs recently for a few days visit
 Claude Evans is reported improving. He is still confined in the hospital, but able to he out of bed
 Miss Lizzie Popp will leave Saturday, for her old home in San Francisco. She will be met there by MT. and Mrs Eugene Brady O'Neill and accompany them to Seattle. They will not return to the valley until the first of Sep tember
 Geo. Alikre left last Saturday night for California He will join Mrs. All kire and the children who preceded him some weeks ago The contract for a new home has been let, but it is not MT Alkire's intention to build on the site of the one destroyed by fire, but at his ranch some six miles northwest of Phoenix
 MT and Mrs. Matt Morrell have re- turned from an eastern trip. MT. Mor rell is glad to return to a country where people say it never rains.
 MT Sheelie, who has been residing in MT. Bryan's cottage for several months, is quite ill Mir. Sheelie came here last fall in hopes that the climate would prove beneficial to his health. However, it has not done so. Mrs. Sheelie and a brother accompanied him here and are both with him now.
 Mrs. Getsinger intends leaving Sat urday for Prescott, where she will spend the remaining part of the sum- mer.
 Belt Fine and his wife are fin Cali fornia They tried living on a claim MT Fine had taken up north of town, but the desert was too warm for Mir. Fine and it was necessary to take him to California at once. Horace Fine accompanied them.
 F. M. LamsOn is busy these days having his business college renovated. New paper is being selected for the walls and a new coat of paint is be- ing applied. MT. Lamson intends hay