Arizona republican., 1909-10-09

| on Mrs. Hutson Wednesday afternoon. ! MT. and Mrs. William Matthie visited with Mir. and Mrs. NJ. T. Warren on
 Wednesday evening.
 J. Hobecker is just completing a
 five-room house on his ranch north
 east of the city.
 Major F.. NJ. Lamson is able to be
 out nov every day and has been to town this week.
 Mrs. Mayme Elder was a caller at the school this week. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard called also.
 New awnings have added to the ap- pearapce and comfort of Miss Bucks room. which is upstairs at the south end of the building.
 Mrs. Justus Goebel spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ralph Quinn.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Thiroux drove to town Friday.
 Jerry Sullivan has sold his milk cows and moved to town. Mrs SuIli- van has recently returned from Cali fornia.
 The pupils in different rooms at Os- born have organized literary societies. A program is rendered the third Fri day in each month. The eighth grade officers are as follows: Grover Hut son. president; Keith Evans. vice pres ident: Callie Moore. secretary: Mabel Nofzinger. Treasurer: Bailey Phillips. sergeant The program com mittee consists of the following: Ora Church. Beulah Hamilton, David Creighton and Ralph Phillips The officers in the sixth and seventh grade society are: Harold TannehilI. presi- dent; Beatrice Miller. secretary; Hugh Creighton. sergeant-ata arms. Program committee: Pearl McIlhaney and Hugh Creighton.
 Henry Mitchell went out to feed his ducks and chickens early Friday morn ing and found he had a coyote in the pen. It had killed seven ducks, but MT. Mitchell consoled himself in con sidering the scalp is worth as much as the ducks.
 A boy was born to MT. and Mrs. George Vaughn last Friday morning. He tipped the scales at nine pounds but looked as if he should have weighed more.
 Ruth Thomas has been i'll a few days and out of school.
 D. M Francis and family have re- turned from Flagstaff. During their absence this summer the stork hunted them out and now they have another fine boy.
 Mrs. Claude Pollock has accepted a position with the telephone company
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Fitzhugh have moved to their claim over the river. Miss Gladys Fitzhugh will stay with her brother in Phoenix and attend school.
 Riley Hedgpeth and family are ex- | pected to arrive soon and occupy the ' Fitzhugh home.
 Joe Haldeman visited the eighth | grade Friday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs. F. NJ. Burroughs have | sold their home on North Central av- | enue to Mr. and Mrs. Jewett of Car thage, Mo. MT. Burroughs health has | not been so good and he decided to ! be relieved of all care and spend the | winter months travelling.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Griver have sold and moved to town this week. iI They are going to reside on Seventh !, street tthis winter, but next summer Mir. Grier will return to Asheville, N. T C., to attend ito business. {;
 w. T. Gibson is able to go without Il his crutches Last summer he was loading a gun and it was discharged, his foot.
 The sale of milk cows owned by VI Charlie Eckle took place at the Fred- ericks ranch Thursday. Attorney Prescott was there to look after the of parties having second mortgage.
 Miss Doris Orme is at home again. She has been in the hospital for over week