Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-06-27
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
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OSBORN NOTES

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services at Bethel church Sunday on
account of camp meeting being held
at the meeting grounds.
Rev. J. W. Forman started series
of meetings at the railroad mission IN
Phoenix last week. Mrs. FOrman was
moved to the parsonage last Tuesday
and is improving slowly.
Mrs. Jency Clark and son, John, Will
leave in a few days for their old home
i'm Kentucky, where they expect to re-
side.
A big crop of oats has been cut from
the S0-acre tract belonging to L. H
Chalmers on Central avenue.
Little Ruth Thomas has been sick
with tonsilitis for several days. Two
physicians were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Thompson and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Vaughn.
Mrs. George Smith is spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith
A recent letter from Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Morreli stated that they were in
a wreck for several hours on their trip
east
Mrs Clyde Evans and Mrs. Papton
visited with Mrs. Charles Tannehill
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. H p. DeMund and Mrs. Cope
visited with Mrs. George Alkire one day
this week
Leta Marker spent Sunday with the
Steele children.
Mr. and Mrs William Neilis and
children left for an extensive trip
Tuesday. During Mr. Nellis' absence
he is having a tank and tower erected
Recently ne had a gasoline engine in
stalled.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Crow will be glad to know that they
secured a five dollar prize at the auc-
tion in Capitol addition about Two
weeks ago.
Mrs Wimsett called on Mrs. Beck
last Thursday evening
Mrs Fitzgerald, who has been living
on G. s Evans place, has moved on
Mr.. Evans other place west Of town
Mrs J. NJ. Bowles left for Congress
Junction last saturday While there
she will be the guest Of her grand
daughter Mrs. Jack Hdrter. Later on
she will go to Prescott to visit Mrs.
Grove and Mrs. Oathel
Mrs. p. p. Parker was in the neigh
borhood calling upon Mrs. VI. V. War
rem and Mrs. George Alkire last Mon
day
Miss Margaret Weber entertained
the Sewing Bee" Of the Osborn dis
trict Friday afternoon, at the home of
her aunt. Mrs. \. W. Gregg.
Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Edwards call
ed on Mrs. NJ. V Warren.
DIR. Lentz is having south pagalo
added to his new residence.
Mrs Frank Avis was out buying fruit
last Wednesday.
Ralph Phillips spent Wednesday with
Frank Teel.
Miss Pauline Reno is the guest of
Mrs. Al Bates this week.
Little Louella Campbell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh f. Campbell, is
sick with scarlet fever at their home
in Flagstaff. =
Mrs T NJ Burroughs and brother,
Mr.. Bowles. will leave Saturday for a
ten DAYS visit with relatives in Pres
colt
\ large herd Of cattle belonging to
Lee White are on pasture at the Van
Kirk ranch.
Miss Gertrude Melczer and father
were driving in our district wednes-
day.
Mrs Rsdford Beck, who lately re-
turned from California, is i'll. Upon
her recovery she will depart for the
east.
Ralph Phillips is building a grape
arbor
Mrs L. H. Chalmers has gone to
Iron Springs to spend the summer.
J. p. Bates is the originator OF a
movement to look after the graves of
the Confederate soldiers.
Miss Agnes Moore came up from
Buckeye To visit her parents a few
days this week. Roy Beloat was a
guest also.
Ralph Quinn and George Peterson
have been looking for four stray calves
this week
Miss Marcia Carter made d visit to
Trustee Teel last week. ..
Mrs. Robert Woolf and daughter.
Ethel left for Los Angeles last Tues
day.
Elmer Morris is at home for short
stay.
\ pleasant little birthday party was