Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
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rette, MeSSrS. Lyman, Nern, JOnn ana Emery La Tourrette, MT. and Mrs. Chester Mathers. and the Misses Rena and Charlotte La Tourette.
 Mrs C. F Smith was visiting on Thursday with her mother, Mrs. C. NJ. Etter.
 Jake Kleck. who was thrown from his horse last week. thereby badly sprsining his right wrist. is again able to be at his work and is busy this week grading the streets in Germania place.
 MT Ayres is stopping with J. Kleck for few weeks.
 The contractors have finished the beautiful residence built for Menys Yaggy in the Germania place. and MT. Yaggy win move in this week.
 Mrs. T. NJ. Brown was calling on Mrs. C. C. La Tourrette on Thursday afternoon.
 A party consisting of MT. and Mrs. Jess Kleck, Mrs. Gertrude Doris. Miss Fay Etter, Robert Etter and Tom Barnes left on Monday for a weeks outing in the vicinity of the Roosevelt dam.
 W. P Padget was a visitor at the circus on Thorsday.
 Mrs. Chester Mathers visited on Wednesday with Mrs. |. F. Johnson, of the Wilson district.
 The program rendered by the mem- bers of Mrs. OsbOrn's class at the East CT service on Sunday afternoon was highly appreciated by all. Our Sun day school is rapidly increasing In membership and interest. Every one is cordially invited.
 AGolph Schreck, of the Peoples in- dependent Telephone company. was go- ing over its lines in this district on Thursday
 P. c. Seaton had an Independent telephone installed this week.
 The cement crew is at work on the bridge over the Grand canal on the Woodfsrd road. Another crew is mal- ing culverts and division gates on the Park road. These are all made of con- crete, the culverts crossing the roads being thirty -six-inch concrete pipes, which are first moulded in sections and. after being put in place. are firm ly cemented together. making a sub stantial and, better still. permanent conduit
 The excavation crew is also at work enlarging and widening the canal west of the Park road.
 Will Etter was a visitor In this neighborhood on Thursday.
 Our mail carrier was laid up last week with the grip. The route was covered by the substitute.
 T. T. Powers is giving his house a new coat of paint this week.
 Dean Creighton was in town on Monday, after load of redwood fence posts.
 Mrs. L. W. Perkins entertained a number of friends at luncheon on Fri day.
 J. H. Rhodes was a visitor in the Wilson district on Monday
 Our school will finish this years work in two weeks. From every point of view, this has been d most success full term.
 Miss Lena Mollett was in town shop ping on Friday morning.
 Miss Ruth Redman, who has been sick. with la grippe. is again able 10 be around.
 William Anderson had his young rab bits on display in the Bear drug store Window Easter week
 Will Osborn vas d caller at the Mo RiIl home on Thursday.
 Egley & Mollett are drilling a six inch well for MT. Johnson in Home wood place this week. The contractors have the Johnson house well under way. and before long we expect to welcome him as one of us.
 We don't know whether the crop in our neighborhood will bring down the price of wheat in the eastern markets or not but in looking over the district, we see several fine fields. One which deserves special mention is that of Frank Baum, which is now fully head ei out and promises fine yield. F. M Gervez also has a fine field.
 Miss Ella Aver is at home enjoying a vacation of two weeks.
 Marion Mathers and Miss Emma Curtis attended the dance given by Bromley & Huster in the Wilson dis trict on Thursday night.
 Gregg Irvine is now selling real es- tate under the direction of Dick Erd- mans.
 The contractors have Mrs. Barnum's new house under way and expect to finish it within two weeks.
 Mrs. Neal Mitchell returned during the first of the week from an extended NlSlt tHrOuBnOut the east Sne was aC- companied home by Mrs. Martin.
 C. M. Etter has been entertaining Thomas Haigler, an old-time friend, from his old home in Missouri. MT. Etter has been driving about the val ley viewing places of interest, and Mir. Haigler says he is very favOrably i'm pressed, and may remain permanently. MT HaigIer has followed farming most of his life. and thinks this an ideal place to continue along that line. We hope he will become one of us in the future.
 At the election held by Company E. Y. G. A, last Tuesday night, Lyman La Tourrette was elected second lieu tenant. There were three candidates for the office, one of whom was Ster- ling Price. whose parertg r-Silc i7 our district. MT. La Tourrette has been a member of the company for three years and last summer was a member of the rifle team which represented Arizona at the national shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio. He expects to make the team again this year.
 A number of our farmers are plant ing out orange groves this season. Among them may be mentioned George