Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
AMATEUR
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T RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REEPUBB[ S RURAL ROUTE C0RaRESSP POOEN{

this week Mrs. woolf and daughter | Ethel, expect to leave Tuesday foi California. Later they will be joined by Mir Woolf
 c. B. Williams and wife are resid i ing in one of Mrs. Lawrence's brick cottages during the heated term. Mrs. r. c. Seaton and two children accompanied by Mrs Seaton's sister Mrs Flossy Wills left for the east a few days ago.
 Mrs. Jerry Sullivan has gone to San Diego for the summer.
 Mrs. William Nellis returned last Monday from a short trip to Mayer She was accompanied by her son Jasper. and daughter Alma. Miss Rosella Moore entertained Miss Gladys Fitzhugh last Sunday.
 Miss Kate Lackland underwent a successful operation for appendicitis at the Sisters hospital Thursday
 Tom Hicks died Thursday afternoon Mir. Hicks has been a sufferer from lung trouble several years. He leaves wife and child to mourn his loss. The funeral occurred at the undertak- ing parlors of Moore & Mcclellan. Friday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. D. NJ Francis and children left for Flagstaff this week
 Ruth Whitmire spent Thursday and Friday with Ruth Fuqua.
 Mrs. Cree of Congress is enjoying three weeks visit with Mrs William F.. Thomas.
 Sam Vaughn has been i'll for some time and unable to attend to his duties at the Indian school store.
 Zelia Moore and Eva and Lucille Clune spent Wednesday afternoon with Ruth Martin and Clyde Paxton.
 Miss Alvina Peterson is doing stem ography work in the office of B. E. Marks.
 ' Miss Ruth FuGua, assisted by her brothers. Granville and Hubbard, en- evening a few friends Thursday even ing at the home of their parents. Mir. and Mrs. B. NJ. Fuqua. Those pres ent were-Beulah Hamilton, Nancy Lee Heard, Beatrice and Octavia Miller, Stella Morden, Genevieve Thernix, Francis Geare. Alice Harvey. Mary Schrader, Ruth Whitmire, Emma Bates. Keith and Kenneth Evans. Cal lie Moore. David and Hugh Creighton, Frank Feel. Lee Schrader.>Ralph Phil lips, Howard and Harold Tannehill, Archie Thernix and Kenneth Bates.
 Mrs. NJ. " Warren and Mrs Ralph Quinn were entertained by Mrs. A. A. A. Armstrong Tuesday.
  Harry Morris left Thursday to look after NIT. Gibson's cattle interests on the Arizona canal.
 Mir and Mrs. Smith Chittick left last Sunday for Mrs. Chittick's home in Missouri. They will remain during the summer.
 P. F. Moore will begin threshing grain for J. w. Collins next week.
 Eugene Woolf went to Tempe to at tend the graduation exercises at the normal Thursday night
 MT. Reed and MT. Schribley spent Tuesday evening with MT and Mrs. George Alkire. Tuesday evening.
 T. M. Burroughs and wife, accom- panied by J. T. Bowles and his moth CT. attended the speaking at the city hall plaza, Wednesday evening.
 One day last week a small whirl- wind overlook George Peterson. as he was distributing his mail, and turned his umbrella wrong side out. This cOmmotion frightened the horse and it ran away and broke the harness so that it was necessary to borrow a set from Mir. Libbey before he could pro ceed on his way.
 A. w Gregg is at home He came down from Florence Wednesday and reports the work on the prison pro- gressing rapidly.
 Miss Marievontiene Howard went to Tempe Thursday to attend the com mencement exercises.
 Ethel Moore is spending a few weeks with Mrs. George Sears
 w. l.. Teal was in town Wednes- day.
 Mrs. George Hageman and children drove to their goat ranch Wednesday evening.
 Misses Mary and Nellie Battin visit ed with Mrs. Lamson Wednesday evening.
 Little William Green celebrated his ioui UT pii tiudS' NSuHeSudS dlleEHOOH from to z. Quite a number of young friends participated in the enjoyments of the occasion. Ice cream, cake, con- fectionery and fruit were served on the lawn and a rollicking time was had by all. The guests present were Beulah and Johnnie Irwin, Emma Bar Der Douglas, Erile Dameron. Wendell and Dorothy Jansen, Johnathan Michaels, Miriam Sparr and Earle Hutton.