Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-07-03
AL RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPUBLICANS RURAL ROUTE C00RREESS DNTS

( A train loaded with sugar beets
passed over the Santa F'e last Satur-
day There were nine cars loaded to
the brim. 1t is rather a hardship on
our patrons to haul their beets to
Phoenix when they could be loaded at
the fair grounds or at Alhambra.
r. f. Isaac drove over to Glendale
on business last Saturday forenoon.
Clyde Rousseau spent Sunday in the
city visiting Palmer Irvine. They at
| tended camp meeting in the morning
and then took dinner at the home of
Mr.. Irvine.
NJ n. Kimble has a small painting
establishment at his place on the Chris
ty road. He has been busy the past
week painting his buggy, cart and hay
wagon and chicken cOOps. In between
times he cut a nice field Of alfalfa and
run the ranch in general.
II. w. Stewart has tired of the long
hot drive to town, so loading his be
IOngings on several hay racks last
Tuesday he moved to town for the
summer. Next fall he will farm the
Mckinney ranch in the west end.
Last Sunday evening someone who
had nothing else to do invaded c. c.
Green's barn and helped themselves to
some harness and a bride bit.
Fred Clark was in town Monday to
get some sorghum seed which he be-
gan to sow Wednesday,. Sorghum IS n
fine summer crop, making lots of fod
der and ripening in about three
months
Mrs. F. A. Mann visited at the home
, of r. A. Cartwright Tuesday on the
way home from town.
W. f. Williams and wife and his
father, w. c. Williams, visited at A.
r. Brooks home Tuesday.
The Misses Eta and Ada Vensel
and their sister, Mrs. Albert Rhodes
returned from Prescott last Sunday.
Mrs. Rhodes spent the fore part of the
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w J. Vensel, returning to her home
| in Prescott Wednesday morning
Misses Eta and Ada had a fine time
while in the mile high" city and
would like to stay there all summer.
Mrs. A. C. Shamblin and children
visited Mrs. w. B. Acuff Tuesday aft
ernOon.
Miss Vera Wilhey of Independence
spent Monday and Tuesday visiting her
cousin. Ada Vensel.
A. S. Mosier delivered a load of fat
hogs to the butcher Tuesday morning
for which he received cents per
pound, which has been the price all
the spring. MI Mosier does not intend
to go out of the hog business as he
purchased another lot to fatten from
]. II. Hammels Of Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fritchie drove
to town Tuesday
The lite daughter of A. NJ. Smith
took a load of apricots to Phoenix
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. c. c. Hedger and children left
Wednesday for Kansas City, No, to
spend the sumner with relatives. Mrs.
Hedger will arrive in time for the big
celebration there on the 5th OF July.
Lin Orme and wife went to the city
Wednesday, accompanied by their son,
Henry.
Joe and Park Acuff spent several
days this week hauling straw on the
Christy road one-half mile west of the
fair grounds. 1t fills up the chuck
holes and keeps the dust from flying.
which helps a great deal at this time
of the year
After all the clouds we had the
middle of the week. it did not sprinkle
the road. In a few places it formed n
shallow crust on the dust which broke
up at the slightest touch
James HUMPHREYS drove a fine colt
which he is breaking down town We'd
nesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. jackson left
Tuesday evening for Los Angeles
where they will spend the summer
with their daughter. Mrs. Bondurant.
Coming home they intend to visit their
daughter, Mrs. c. o. Case of jerome.
place for the summer.
c. c. Green is wearing a smile these
days as he received word that a fine
baby girl was born to Mrs. Green, who
is visiting in Tucson.
Adam Fike of Phoenix was a busi-
ness visitor at the Christy ranch on
Thursday afternoon.
s s. Green's threshing machine is
at G c. Green's place now. Mr.. Green
is working toward town as fast as he
can but there is still lots of grain TO
be threshed.
Arthur n. Snow of Mansfield Depot,
Conn, is visiting l. d. Rousseau.
Mrs. C. V. Shaver and daughter,
Mrs. ]. w. Trowbridge. and baby drove
into town late yesterday evening with
the intention of leaving for California
tonight. Mr.. Trowbridge viii stay at
home and run the farm.
Mrs. NJ. b. Brooks is seriously i'll at
st. Joseph's hospital in the city.
Miss Carrie Fielder drove into town
Thursday afternoon q,