Arizona republican., 1909-05-08
SLT RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY RERUB KS RURAL ROUTE CORRESP ONS

I in games, etc, until late hour Among those from our neighborhood seen there were Will osborn and family, | MT. and Mrs. Jesse Kleck, MT and Mrs. E. T. Smith, the Misses Libbey, i KleclI, Harriet and Gertrude Biller, Ab- l bic and Frankie Smith, Jessie and June [ Arn, Mary Perkins and Fay Etter, and ] Messrs. Lyman La Tourrette, Verne ' La Tourrette and Marion Mathers, all of whom vote the committee of ar engagements a success and bespeak an invitation to all similar affairs held in the future.
 Miss Jennie M. Gleason, of Prescott. who spent the winter at the Bide-a- Wee. left for her home on Monday ! Miss Minnie Miller visited on Mon day and Tuesday with Miss Bernice Bivin
 Mrs. c. w. McRae returned to her home in Kelvin. Friday, after a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. F. A. Baum.
 MT and Mrs. A. G. Bailey were call ing in the district this week.
 J. II. Rhodes is hauling sand from the river this week.
 The water was turned out of the Appropriators' canal this week while the reclamation crews were cleaning the canal near the head. They also cut the canal into the old Grand canal just above the Park road crossing. and are filling up the Appropriators' at this point Hereafter the new enlarged Grand canal will be used from that place on, as it is now finished. We understand that as soon as the right of way is secured, the upper end will be enlarged and the Appropriators' canal done away with altogether.
 Walter Newkirk has purchased the ten acres formerly owned by c. s. Ames. on the Park road, and this week house erected on the place, and with his family has moved into it.
 Mrs. Chester Mathers visited with Mrs. l. F. Johnson and with her sister, Miss Winnie Pritchett, Thursday.
 H. c. Woodbridge and family and H. w. Pierson and family, with the Misses Abbie and Frankie Smith wis ited one day this week with MT. and Mrs. William Hayes on the Bartlett Heard ranch, across the river.
 Mrs. Alpha Miles and family have moved into their new home on the old Singleton ranch.
 T. T. Powers has crop of fine hay ready to stack.
 Miss Minnie Miller spent Friday with Emma Irion.
 Mrs. E. T. Smith visited on Friday with her sister. Miss Fay Etter.
 A large number of the young people of our district will be sorry indeed to learn that there will be no theater at Eastlake park this summer. This has always been popular resort for our people and will be greatly missed.
 A. V. Smith has so far recovered as to be able to be at his work in the post office again.
 Rev. R. C. Douglas, of the M. E. Church South, was calling in the dis trict on Thursday afternoon and even ing.
 Mrs. Wright and her two daughters, Mrs. J. R. Norton and Mrs. Hattie Hughes, spent Thursday with Mrs. Harry Pierson.
 Miss Libby Kleck was an overnight visitor. Tuesday. with her sister, Mrs. Jesse Kleck.
 V. c. Moore carried the mail on R. F. D. No. ?, Wednesday.
 Frank Gagax has built q tent house on his new place, across from Lees ranch, and is preparing to level his land next week.
 The contractors have about finished MT Johns house, and MT Johnson is planning to move in about the middles of the month
 The Rev. c D. Williams, of Honolulu, was calling on Mrs. N. V. Doplace, Wednesday Mir. Williams was for sev- eral years a resident of this neighbor- hood and lived on the place now owned by J. H. Rhodes, though he will, per haps, be better remembered as the