Arizona republican., 1909-06-12

our neighborhood Monday.
 Mrs. Kelly and Miss Mary Irving were Phoenix shoppers Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins and Mrs. Agusta Emhuff drove to Phoe- nix Thursday and were entertained at dinner by MT. and Mrs. Emery Higgins.
 The Marler header had a slight break Saturday morning at Ralph Roots giving the men chance to take a lay off. One of the most serious accidents so far that has hap pened to the header crew was a runaway. The cook, a Jap, took Frank Bryant's horse and buggy to go for some water. He lost control of the horse which ran away and broke the buggy up very badly.
 As election day drew near excite ment ran high even in this place so far from the points of interest. The farmers were waited upon Sunday by men from Phoenix interested in the Center street bridge. In the party were Roy Goodrich, MT. Goldberg and MT. Clark.
 At the election Thursday the farm CTS showed their interest by all com ing but to vote. They seemed to be rather evenly divided in their opinions as there were ten for Center street, ten for Tempe and ten for no bridge and some votes for a bridge regard less of location.
 MT. Davis has just finished dig ging a fifty-five foot well for the Lloyd brothers. The well gives prom ise of having fine water when the water is settled.
 Mrs. Clyde Swartz and Mrs. Joe Coleman visited at NJ. B. Brooks Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Harmon was a Phoenix visit or Wednesday.
 Edgar Brooks was a guest from Friday to Saturday of Alfred and Stokely Vinson.
 MT. Latimer of Phoenix has been canvassing this neighborhood this week selling his method of teaching music by mail. He was accompanied Tuesday by Mrs. Latimer. both being guests of Mrs. Harry Hilbers at din- ner. His daughter accompanied him Thursday when they dined at Mrs. Brooks Thursday afternoon and gave them a musical treat.
 Mrs. Jim Lloyd was a guest Friday of Mrs J. H. Smith.
 The Lloyd boys have been hauling loose hay right out of the field, to town this week. They have been sell ing it for $1O per ton.
 The List Baler pulled into the Brooks ranch Thursday and began baling 40 acres of alfalfa
 Miss LeBaron is preparing to leave the latter part of the week for Florence where she will spend the summer.
 Miss Elizabeth Faulkner is re- maining in town since high school closed and is learning the dressmak- ing trade.
 MT. and Mrs John Richardson moved last week from MT. FauIHner's where they have been staying. to a ranch in the West End district
 Gordy and Lawrence Hudson went to Buckeye Friday and visited until Monday with their sister Mrs. Keene Lawrence has been working for Jim Ivy and Gordy has been at Lew Ora hams. Gordy gave out on account of heat, and both brothers are preparing to leave the first of the week for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Ivy went to Glendale Wednes- day morning to attend the funeral of the little son of Mrs. Mollie | 
 Mrs. Gammell and Mrs. Miller vis- ited at Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks Friday.
 Will Campbell has deviateG from | his onion hauling and is hauling ray. |
 Henrietta and Tina Brooks spent | the day Wednesday with Viva and ! Fife Nation.
 Mrs. Emhuff returned to the home | of J. A. Higgins Sunday after spend- | ing a few days in Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Jerry Irving drove to Phoenix Thursday in the interest of their grocery business. The Has- sayampa store is doing a flourishinS business and is undoubtedly a great to the people of this Ni- cinity. MT. Irving is very obliging and arranges to furnish for his pa- irons any article they ask for. If ne fails to have it on hand he makes a daily trip to Phoenix and can thus Till orders.
 MT. Porter of Phoenix made a trip put to his sheep ranch Friday morn- ng.
 The Missionary society failei to meet Tuesday owing to sickness. At the next meeting the society will 1i 1iShand for the bO4