Arizona republican., 1909-06-05

decorating the graves of friends the.
 returned to the home of Oscar Daniels where they were guests at dinner. The! drove home in the early afternoon.
 pr. Hughes has been making dail, trips to this district. Among his pa. tients are Alice Kay and the son O Mir. and Mrs. John Richardson. whC have been i'll at MT. Faulkners witt typhoid fever.
 Mrs. Mcclure called upon Mrs. J. A Higgins Sunday afternoon.
 The railroad men were again excit- ing the curiosity of the people Monday by speeding along our roads In tho vicinity of the proposed road.
 NJ. B. Brooks delivered eleven head of fat steers Friday which had beer purchased by MT. LeFever. of Colo rado.
 Edgar Brooks spent Tuesday with Leonard LeBaron.
 MT Sapp and sons are the most en- ergetic people in the valley. The days are not long enough for them to ac- complish as much as they wish so they take advantage of the moonlight nights Monday night until midnight was spent by them in stacking hay and the rest of the night in irrigatinG. It was some what like an Aladdin's lamp story to look out in the morning and see hay stack where the night before had been field of new mOwn hay.
 Mrs. Hill drove to Phoenix Monday with her son. B. F. Hill and spent Decoration Day in town.
 MT Davis the well digger. has been at work on J. A. Higgins place this week They now have a well of good water sixty-seven feet deep, with about forty feet of water. Mir Davis moved his well-digger Friday to Jim Lloyd's.
 Will Campbell is still selling onions He has made several trips to town this week and has found a ready sale.
 Mrs. Gene Keesler and daughter, Bessie, visited Mrs. Fred Nelson Mon day and brought home aDricOts for canning. Mir and Mrs. Nelson have been living at Mir. KeesIer's. but nov ed to the home oc Mir. Nelson's father about two weeks ago, where MT. Nel- son will work this summer.
 Gene Keesler is at present engaged in blowing for his brother, who has recently purchased forty acres north of town.
 Robert Irving. accompanied by his sister Miss Mary. drove to Phoenix Wednesday evening and attended the dance given at Melczer hall.
 Mrs. P x. Nelson and daughter at tended the holiness Sunday school Sun day.
 Mrs. Harry Hilbers spent the day Saturday with Mrs. Jack Harris and Mrs. Hutton.
 Mrs. Oliver Smith and mother. Mrs. Smith. spent the day Tuesday with Mrs Smiths mother. Mrs. Joe Holly.
 Mrs Haggard came up from her home near the river Monday to visit a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Tompkins.
 Will Fitzpatrick came up from Arlington Monday and spent the night at Joe Holly's. He went on to Phoenix Tuesday with a load of barley to mar ket
 Tom Llovd has been hauling loose hay to Phoenix this week
 Cottage prayer meeting was held at MT. Brownsberger's Friday night by the members of the holiness church.
 Tone Roach was at work here Thursday putting in new culvert across the road just east of the Marler ranch.
 Mrs. Kate Brooks. of Cartwright and Mrs Ivy spent the day Wednesday with Mrs Bruce Brooks.
 Oliver Smith and pr. bills delivered logs in Phoenix Thursday
 Tina, Henrietta and Gertrude Brooks ! were guests of Mrs. Miller Tuesday.
 Miss Ottis Banks, of Phoenix. has been spending the week with Mrs. J. P. | wy.
 Mrs Jim Marler, of Phoenix. was he guest of her daughter. Mrs. Bright. | Wednesday,.
 Miss Ella Davis, of Phoenix. visited | ,ver Sunday with Miss Violet Horton.
 Miss Dessie Mathews. of Phoenix ipent the latter part of the week with . Miss Alpha Mann.
 Wes Willis is assisting M. B. Brooks with his work at present.
 Mir and Mrs. Joe Coleman drove to Cartwright Tuesday and visited Mrs lark, Mrs. Coleman's mother.
 Mrs. Allen was a guest Tuesday of irs. LeBaron. Her daughters. Misses Viva and Effia visited with Lucy Me lmoil.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ivy were business wis tors at Glendale Tuesday. Miss Ser ha has been at Wickenburg since last friday visiting her cousin, Miss Leafy lowell
 Clyde Swartz drove to FhoneiX Fri lay.
 Mir and Mrs. ]. A. Higgins and Mrs. 1mhuff spent Monday driving through | he orange district. They returned Iome by way of the crosscut and Me lowell road.
 Mrs. Mcclure. of Cartwright visited Irs. Miller Sunday afternoon.
 Albert Manire, who has been here ome time from Tennessee-is suffering rom blood poison in his hand. He is t Harry Hilbers, where he has been 
 Mrs. Murphy and the Rice children we're visitors at NJ. E. Brooks Wednes- ay
 MT. Schreiber. on the Jess Holly | lace is still planning to sell out and cave us His wife has been gone ome time and he is disDosing of his as rapidly as possible, with he intention of joining her in their astern home He is waiting, however, ntil he can sell his ranch. He should ave no trouble disposing of the ranch $ it is small and in fine condition.
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