Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-11-07
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.

Osborn. Nov. 5.-Services at Bethel
Sunday. Nov. z 1909. Sunday sclpo
at 10 a. m. Lesson. Paul a Prisoner
The Shipwreck" Acts e7-S9, $50. W
l. Tiel. Supt.
Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor, Rev. G. w. Forman. The
morning subject will be The Errors
Relative to Personal Holiness" from
tie text. Be We Holy" The monthly
communion service will be observed at
the close of the morning service to
which all believers are invited to par
take
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m.
Preaching at 1880 p. m. by the pas
tor.
This is the first of n series of ser
mons from the Prodigal Son. "Wilful-
ness" will be the theme.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:3O. A cordial. invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend all
these services.
Mrs. G. w. Forman entertained the
Home Mission Society of Bethel at
the parsonage last Tuesday afternoon.
The district secretary. Mrs. Collier.
was present and gave a report of the
annual conference at Downey. Cal.
Mrs. Crutchfield was also present
and gave an address on Sue Bennett
Memorial School of London, Kentucky.
Miss Frazier from Phoenix was also
present. After these instructive and
interesting talks light refreshments
were served
Mr. and Mrs w L. Teel entertained
ell IL
last Tuesday evening Presiding elder
Crutchfield and wife. Rev. and Mrs.
q. W. Forman and Miss Frazier.
The Epworth League Social was held
at the residence OF Judge Phillips on
Mcdowell road last Friday evening.
This meeting had the largest at
tendance ever on record A good
program was rendered and music and
games furnished the chief amusement.
until refreshments were served.
The prayer meeting service was
largely attended this week. The pastor
gave a splendid talk on 'Gideon's
Band" A fine song. prayer and tes-
timony service were enjoyed.
Nate Hammons and Bartlett Heard
are going hunting Saturday.
Mrs. j. a Redman is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. c. NJ. Thomas. Mrs.
Thomas and son came last Friday
from Newton, Kans-, and will remain
all winter.
Al Galpin. Mr. Mitchell and some
others went hunting this week.
Mrs. ]. T. Perry visited her sister
Mrs. W. T. Softer OF Murphy dist
rict this week.
George Munro and family are NOV
ing this week.
Mrs W J. Newkirk's eastern
friends recently gave her birthday
postcard shower. She received six
ty-one.
Will Shrader bought a good team
of mules Tuesday for $4,000
Little Andrew Womack is very sick
with typhoid fever. DIR. Hughes is
attending him. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Womack.
Mrs y. Z. Lawrence and Miss An
dra Lawrence spent Saturday with
Mrs. Louie Thompson !
Mr.. and Mrs ]. o. Sipes will move
into their newly constructed cottage
in a few days.
J. T Brooks sold a lot to Mr.. Hab- !
ecker on the Indian school car line 1
and Virginia avenue and is building |
a cottage for him.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 6. McQuiston are
looking forward to a pleasant visit
from Mr. McQuiston's mother and sis
ter. They are expected from Concord
y. H., Monday morning and will re-
main all winter,
Mrs Laura Kibbey Of Globe will
visit her daughter. Mrs. Frank Krebs
during the Fair.
Charles Paxton drove to his low
er ranch Monday. :,
Henry Mitchell went to Benson on
a business trip last Friday and re- j.,
turned Thursday.
Belt Fine is not so well this week.
He is at the home Of Mrs. George Il
Smith.
Mrs. Al Galpin is expecting her =,
lew Sunday morning. She will be
accompanied by Miss Ruth Duncan 4,
Miss Jennie Hedgpeth and Mrs.
Stout visited Phoenix Thursday.
T. NJ Earnhart had his new auto i,
run about set up Thursday.
Miss Betr!.a Allen visited her sister
reai Aihamrra one dav ia:i week
Mrs. Franz Theroux is entertaining
Mis- ses AnselIre Mesh'As AMI iiegina +
D.Cringer of Buckley. Wash.
.,.l,orn. in additioi to her many
ai!,et eAtr..cnt qualities has a.
tt.,td a poe; The following lines are
from the pen OF Aura Church, lass d,
Jupst entering her fifte eihl year. .
WINTER IN THE NORTH.
OF sIl good sports. think the best
Ale the winter ones with their fun
and Zest. I
When girls with tams on their way /
ward curls. IA
And cheeks as red as all good girls, I
Fling a roguish glance here and 2
ripple there,
When frost and fun is in the air. /
The skating is fine and the coasting !
supreme.
And fun goes by as in dream. !
When the trees are loaded with jew $
els OF frost. I
And fun is had at any cost. /
To the ringing of sleighbells the jolly
boys sing, G
When the air is snappy ana winter :
is king. d
When the wind howls wide and the I
night is cold. g