Arizona republican., 1909-08-07
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WILSON DISTRICT.
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WILSON DIS RICl.
 Wilson, Aug. 6.-Rev. Mr. Pendars and wife of Phoenix spent a day last week with Mrs Knapp.
 Fred Tait joined the Summer Wid- overs" last Saturday and spent Sun day with Mrs. Tait and the children in Prescott Anton Gold, after making a modest fortune off his melons, has turned them over to a herd of horses. @
 MT and Mrs. Chris Black have gone into town to stay several days visiting with the Misses Queen.
 Mir. Lockman has suffered a slight attack of asthma this week, but Is again among the people.
 The stork has again visited our neighborhood, this time stopping at the home of Mrs. Premise and leaving a baby girl This is not the first visit of this welcome bird to the family, but the first time it has found its way to their home in Arizona. pr Plath was the attending physician. and ev- cry one is doing well and is happy. Mrs. Chris Black spent Thursday af- ternOon with Mrs. Johnson
 Mir Tait has just completed the threshing of his large grain field on the Tempe road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Osmundsun, MT and Mrs Woodring and family expect to leave Sunday for a trip to Flagstaff and also out on Oak creek to camp for awhile.
 Mrs Hoghe and Lena are now in Prescott for their summer vacation.
 MT and Mrs. George Connolly left last Saturday for California with the intention of making that state their home.
 Mrs Johnson and Mrs. Barry were calling Friday afternoon on Mrs. Os mundsun.
 It is hard to say which wears the more beaming countenance these days, Papa Bates or Grandpa Cage. Since it's the first time either have served in this capacity, anything unusual will be excusable. It's a baby girl. born "Wednesday night, to Mir and Mrs. Jim Bates. .s.
 Mrs Barry returned Thursday from a weeks visit in Skull Valley. This place is an ideal summer resort and is fast becoming known as such to the people of Phoenix, for here can be found much cooler climate than the Salt River valley. with much less rain than some localities, plenty of water and shade and some of the finest fruit and vegetables raised in Arizona are to be had at very moderate price.
 The sympathy of all in the neigh borhood is with the mother who had the misfortune to lose her little boy by drowning in the canal last Satur- 4,V- Bisbee for burial.
 MT. Sidell has sold his ranch to Mir. Leggett and will soon move to his homestead northeast of the Catholic cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Carver spent Wed nesday afternoon with MT. and Mrs Jackson.
 MT Cochrene has been very ill for. the past week, but it reported better now.
 Mrs. Preston Williams and Miss Evelyn Williams delivered some figs to Mrs. Stamford on Thursday.
 MT. Strait has been busy clearing out his ditch this week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bates and son took a farewell dinner at the Hayvis ranch Sunday. They left for Buckley on Monday to make their fu- lure home there. ..-
 Frank and Will Doner are busy haul ing peaches to town.
 Misses Annie and Louise Agner were visiting Miss Evelyn Williams We'd ncsday.
 Mir. Dickerson has been digging up his sugar beets this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Jackson spent a very delightful day Sunday at the hole in the rock. They did not mind the heat, they say. ~
 Miss Evelyn William spent Friday morning in the field with a pitchfork catching fishes for dinner.
 Mir. Walker DOrsett came through the district to take his little dog home, which had strayed away from home and wandered to this district, where