Arizona republican., 1909-05-08
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
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OSBORN

Osborn, May 7.-Services at Bethel church Sunday May g. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Lesson, "Paul's First Missionary Journey Antioch in Pisidia, Acts. 13, w. l.. Tell, SUD- erintendent. Preaching at II a. m. by regular pastor, Rev. G. w. For man. Subject, How to get Rich" Evening services at 7:3O. Subject Eternity" Judge J. C. Phillips will lead the Epworth league services at : o'clock.
 The Home Missionary society met at the home of C. E. Tannehill last Tuesday afternoon.
 Rev MT. Forman went to Cart wright Thursday evening to conduct his music class.
 Mrs. Formans condition is only slightly improved.
 Mrs. c. E. Tannehill, who has charge of the Children's Day exer- cises for Sunday, May Is, desires all who are to take part to meet at the church promptly at 2;30.
 The league social was held at the home of J. H. Singleton Friday night.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Bowles, who has been sick the past two weeks, is able to be up and around the house.
 Misses Agnes, Rosella and Ethel Moore gave a little party last Sat urday evening. Those present were: Misses Ruth Evans and Senie Bates, and Thurman Bates.
 Mrs. M. V. Warren bought a new piano last week.
 ;t,.I,, visited by Ed. Fitzhugh and family last Friday.
 Mrs. Betts and Jack Thornton of Phoenix visited with the Comstocks one evening this week.
 Mrs. A. w. Galpin took her two daughters up to Mesa to visit their grandparents for a month. Mrs J. D. Kelly of Fowler is spend ing few days with MT. and Mrs. McNeil at the ostrich farm.
 MT Earnhart returned from Kirk land Thursday morning where he has been for the last week.
 Mrs McElhaney has set out some orange trees.
 It is reported that Mrs. J. c. Adams is going to improve her country home. Mrs. I. Robinson, who has been visiting Mrs. Geirge Smith for the last few months, left for her home in Utah last Saturday. She will stop l in Los Angeles for a little visit. Miss Agnes Moore left for Buckeye for months visit last Sunday. Miss Gladys Osborn left for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Siligman in Los Angeles last Tuesday. I,A hac al 1 Monday it was necessary to have a physician.
 ! MT. Perry is at home for a sum- mer visit with his family.
 Fred Barker's new house is going | up rapidly. The walls are almost completed.
 l Mrs. A. J. Smith was out to see | her new bungalow Wednesday, It will soon be ready for occupancy. i Mary Louella campbell took part in i the May-pole dance given at the park last Saturday afternoon. Considerable improvements are be- 1 ing made on the Center street proper 1 ty which belonged to Mrs R. E. Far | rington at one time. The house has been painted and a north porch erect i ed, besides some agricultural work has been done.
 l The death of Miss La Vancha Com stock occurred at her home on North l Center street early Thursday morning | She had not been ill very long, and at the time was not considered seri- i ously so, but a trained nurse was in attendance. Miss Comstock joined her | mother, sister and brothers early last 1 fall. The family came here from Iowa. MT. Comstock was in Iowa at the time of his. daughters death, but was telegraphed for and it is under l stood he will arrive Sunday morning | No definite arrangements for the | funeral have been made. | J. H. Singleton will leave for his old home in Spokane, Washington, in a few days. Mir. Singleton came to I the valley with Mrs. Singleton, who
 was suffering with tuberculosis. The i climate did not prove beneficial. for ' the disease had progressed too far | and she died last November. A. short I time ago MT. Singleton sold his ranch i on Park road. Since coming here he \ has been supplying in various pulpits I but prefers missionary work which he