Arizona republican., 1909-07-31

1eSdrulnS the eleCtTlC towers III ne to be tested any day so the parctice of climbing the poles had best be aban doned or perhaps the youngster might be called upon to climb still higher.
 Mrs. Barry spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Tom King.
 Mir Tait, after securing a house in Prescott, returned and took up his family last Saturday morning. He took an unfurnished house and had furni- ture shipped from home.
 Mir and Mrs. Chris Black spent last Sunday in Phoenix the guests of Mrs. Blacks father. MT. Queen.
 Mrs. r. l. Edson spent Tuesday in town with her mother, Mrs. Tower.
 WilsOnites seen at the Grand last Saturday evening were. Mrs. I. F. Johnson and girls. Mrs w. F. Barry and girls. Mir. and Mrs. Wilcox, Tom King. Jack Mcclure and Mir. Connolly.
 Mrs. Tom King spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Thomas McAvoy of Creighton.
 Mrs. Charlie Thompson is expecting her sister. Mrs. Keith on Saturday, Mrs. Keith is returning from Los An geles where she has been witnessing the Elks' celebration.
 Mrs. w E. Barry. with Bettie. Alice and Kathryn, left Friday morning for weeks visit with Mrs. J. B. Gray in Skull Valley.
 Miss Alpha Williams of Phoenix is spending a few days with Miss Mary Curtis
 Jim Black and family are tentinG on the piece of ground he has rented off the Murphy place and on which he has watermelons. He win, move onto his own place in short time and Chris Black and wife will move in the Barry home for a while.
 Mrs. Curtis and daughter, Miss Elm ma left Thursday evening to spend the remainder of the summer in National City. Cal. where Mrs Curtis has brother living. They will be met in Los Angeles by Mrs Curtis brother
 Last Saturday evening Miss Lillie Malay entertained in honor of Miss Emma Curtis before her departure for the coast. The lawn was prettily dec orated with Japanese lanterns and with music, games and refreshments of ice cream and cake served at mid night. The evening passed all to quick ly for the jolly young people. Those who enjoyed Miss Malay's hospitality were Miss Mary Perkins. Miss Abbie Smith, Miss Inez Thrift. Miss Harriet Beller. Miss Evelyn Williams. Misses Harriet and Adele Hayois, Misses Mar guerite and Emma Curtis, Miss Rena La Tourrette and Miss Lena Mcintyre, Wilrus and Fred Bivins. Marion Math- CTS, Maurice Curtis. Harrison Williams Anton Gold, Jim Haskell. Guy Chism, Jim Wilson, Victor Houstan and Ed ward Stouder.
 MT. Mckee, till two years ago a res ident of this neighborhood is expected new slaughter house.
 The Williams boys of Phoenix spent Sunday with MT. Lockman.
 Mrs. Joe Bush left on Tuesday for California
 Mrs. Jackson has been busy putting up tomatoes this week.
 Last Saturday night d man entered Mir. Humphreys watermelon patch and destroyed all his melons and canta- loupes, also a new pair of working harness. The police were out looking for the man but no trace of him or his tracks could be found It is thought that it is the Eork of a crazy man.
 Otto Dorsett and Harriet Hayois at tended the show at the Grand Tuesday night.
 Mrs. olsen and Mrs. John McNulty were riding around the district Tues day looking for tomatoes.
 Misses Cordelia and Vena Queen who moved from this district into town a short time ago, expect to return to their home in the east soon.
 Miss Evelyn Williams was shopping in Phoenix Monday
 Miss Harriet Hayois and her sister, Mrs. Bates, spent Monday evening with MT. and Mrs. Norman Embre. near the Indian school
 Misses Lillie Malay, Emma Curtis and Maurice Curtis attended the show at the Grand Tuesday night.
 Miss Adele Hayois spent Friday with her sister Mrs. Bates.
 George Mognett who rented part of McNulty's ranch lost two of his horses l