Arizona republican., 1909-04-03

| day afternoon shopping in Phoenix Mrs. Chester Mathers visited home
 folks on Tuesday.
 Miss Winifred Pritchett and Richard Osmundsun were calling Sunday even ing with Miss Evelyn Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. Edson and Miss Bios som Elliott spent Tuesday evening at Pritchetts.
 Jake Fisher was a~pleasant visitor
 at the Shreck and Osmundsun ranch
 one evening this week
 NIT. and Mrs. Leslie Grier took Sun
 day dinner with home folks.
 Miss Blossom Elliott of Phoenix is
 spending a week with Mrs. P. l. Edson.
 She expects to return to her home the first of the week.
 Thomas Bromley and Mir. Stouder took trip to Yuma on Monday, going on the excursion to view the Laguna dam They returned Friday morning well pleased with their trip.
 A party of young folks are contem- plating a trip to Granite Reef the fol- lowing Sunday. A good time is antici- pated.
 J. F.. McGuyer spent a pleasant even ing at the Shreck and Osmundsun ranch one evening this week
 Prosperity has struck the Wilsonites, even before the beginning of the berry and melon season. Charlie Thompson is the latest one to bring out from the city a handsome new buggy.
 School election went off quietly in this district. W F. Berry was re- elected and afterwards appointed clerk. and Fred Tait was appointed to fill the vacancy made by the moving away of Mir Nelson. The district is in a good condition financially and it is thought that next year two teachers can be 
 Mrs s. NJ. Wilson entertained the Ladies' Home-Life Circle on Thursday afternoon Miss Winifred Pritchett had prepared the program and was assisted by Mrs. Johnson, who gave a reiding> Essay by Miss Ada Osmund- sun. recitation by Miss Mae Chambers and a story by Mrs. Barry. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. The circle will meet next week with Mrs. McKean. Right here attention might be called to the fact that Mrs. Wilson has the loveliest flow CT garden ever seen in the district. All the flowers of this season are in blossom in profusion and make Mrs. Wilson's yard indeed a jlace of beauty.
 Mrs. Albert Echlin was the circles visitor on Thursday.
 Miss Lille Malay. Miss Freda Haff- ner. Miss Bailey and Morris Curtis spent Thursday evening at the Barry 1,r- fgss,I Curtis and the evening was spent with cards and music.
 Mrs Charlie Thompson contemplated a trip to Wickenburg on Thursday but postponed it until Friday so as to be able to attend the Circle. She goes to visit her mother. Mrs. Palmer, and sister, Mrs. Doctor Keith
 A little lady has come to make her home for several years with MT. and Mrs. Merit Connolly. Her advent was through the agency of Dr. Dameron | and Mrs. Allen. nurse. Father and l mother and both grandparents are do- | ing fine.
 Little Thelma Johnson fell into one | of the larger irrigating ditches Monday | evening and had her mother not been standing on the bank the accident | would have been most serious. as the l fitch was full and she commenced to i 1oat toward the bridge.
 MT. and Mrs. Malay and Mrs. Day ! Tuesday from their trip to Agua Caliente, but not much improved | n health. Mrs. Malay contracted sore eyrs while there and her eyes are in a -ery bad condition.
 Mrs Fred Tait and Mrs. Crutis were ,alTing both Monday and Wednesday ,n residents of the southeastern part ,f the district.
 The gentleman who bought a portion f the Miers ranch has rented it to a amily who have erected a large tent lpon il. and moved into it.
 Mrs. Fred Tait spent Thursday with drs. Larraway and was there to wei .ome the little heir who arrived on hat day.
 Mrs J. B. Gray of Skull Valley came lown on Friday evening to visit a few weeks with Mrs. Barry.
 Mir Jackson has purchased a new ubber tired buggy and Mrs Jackson s still busy with her incubators, hay lS LdhtI bil J'h Nii' 10 rum c ''tAaiAS l f 1000 eggs for Mrs. Furrey of Glen ale.
 The berry growers are all marketing ome berries at present, but the better ,ortion of their crop is not yet on and hese warm days are encouraging the nelon growers.
 NIT. and Mrs. Belt Fine were looking ver their ranch and berry prospects n Thursday morning.
 The Wilson district would oe up in rms if the culprit could only be To- ated A man on a Phoenix street was verheard to say that everyone was aaving the Wilson district and it you'd soon be going back to desert. We are sure everyone would resent his. for we all know how false it is. rue, there may be no place where roperty changes hands oftener. but it 3 always to the advantage of the seller Q do so. and the purchaser is always atisfied with his bargain.
 MT. Wilcox has commenced to cut is first crop of hay.
 Sam Rhodes, the enterprising dairy nan, is now trying a long talked of roject. namely. to cut hay for his |R MGOR IT