Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

body brought lunch and stayed all day, spreading the lunches on the shady lawn at noontime. The afternoon was spent in cracking jokes. listening to the graphOphone and playing games. Those present were MT. and MrS. T.. w. Miller. MT. and Mrs. Brewster, MT and Mrs. \. J. Shamblin. MT. and Mrs w. r. Ncuff Mir and Mrs. w. A. Moueur of Tempe MT and Mrs. J. F. Pinker- ton. Nr. and Mrs E. l.. Pinkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hahn, Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Wright Mrs. HiXon, MT and Mrs A. J. Henry. Mrs Trait, Mir. and Mrs Gi. L. Stannard, Tom Meadows, Rev. P. K Acuff Park Acuff; Misses Pearl and Alma Brewster. Martha, Gertrude and Leslie Heurv. Katie, Ellen and Edna Helm. Jewel and Monita Hughes, Mil dred and Ruby Feston, Ruth Loyd. Wicta and Josephine Mouer, Ina. Ra- chcI and Alma Acuff Wendell ACuff, Carr Acuff. Annie Shamblin, Blanche HiNou, Lima Piukcrton and Doyle Pin kerton. Another picnic will be held at the home of A. !. Shamblin the next moon.
 $. $. Smith has gone to Kelvin to work in the mines.
 J. NJ Harmon and family were in town shopping Tuesday.
 Mrs J. R. Sheets visited Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. A. Logue.
 lIr. and Mrs. Clark left for the mountains this week to spend the sum- mcr.
 Fred Harris has a large carbuncle OF his knee which causes him a good deal of suffering and keeps him from his work.
 Mrs Kate Brooks and daughter, Fan nie attended camp meeting Sunday and Sunday night. The government crew cleaned the Iaterals near Cartwright the fore part of the week and at present is working north of the R. O. Green ranch. Mrs. Ida smith visited with Mrs. C. Floyd Smith Wednesday. Rev. P. D. Gardner has the use of l.. A. Nichols horse this week. M. C. Wall moved a tent house out to his apiary Wednesday morning. Lin E. Orme attended the meeting of the Water Users association We'd nesday and entered a protest against | building the water temple. As far as can be learned he expressed the ! thoughts of most of the farmers, who | do not have enough water to keep their alfalfa alive, let alone making enough money to put up a s50,O0O i building for the U-. $. F. S engineers | to sit around in.
 F. O. Greene is back at the blow | handle again after renting his place i for several years.
 ] Ernest Bennett is cutting and balinS | his third crop Of alfalfa hay and it | is certainly fine.
 i The Rousseau boys are smiling, but not altogether because of their new i house. which is nearing completion | Their joy is partly in having obtained
 a fine pair of mules which were i'm
 ported from Texas.
 ! Billy Ede, a carpenter, who was
 working on the Rousseau house, had
 the misfortune to get leg broken by
 a scaffolding breaking with him. Will | Rousseau was there at the time and | hurried him to a doctor.
 MT and Mrs. W. E. ACuff drove over to Tempe Wednesday. Mrs. Acufi stopped at the home of Billy Mouer's
 while w. E. went out in the country to look for a ranch. They stopped with the Mouers, returning home or Thursday.
 Alfred and StaDIey each have a new rifle which they are very proud of. Rev. P. D. Gardner and family at tended camp meeting Thursday after noon and evening.
 | George AIBirc has moved to his rancf near Cartwright, where he will live luntil he can replace his home or North Center street which burned doWr
 a short time ago.
 J. r. Langston and J. H. Hancock
 are cleaning ditch this week.
 Charlie Moore and wife called or
 Mrs. Rudolph Mickey Wednesday ait