Arizona republican., 1909-11-06
SAT- River Valley News


teachers institute
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Jackson visited
Sunday afternoon with Mrs Fleming
Miss Emma curtis attended the Hal
! lowe'en party given at the Creighton
! school Friday night
Mrs. Richardson OsmhndSpn visited
with Mrs. !. F. johnson one day this
week
Mrs. Thomson visited in the neigh
borhood Tuesday
Miss Harriet Hayois and Miss
Louise Agner attended the afternoon
concert in Phoenix Sunday.
Mr.. Humphrey and son Marshal of
Phoenix called on Mr. Dickson Sun
day.
Mr.. John Lamazon sold some cows
: TO the Independent Meat Market
( Thursday.
Miss Lena Schreck and Miss Evelyn
Williams spent Sunday In Phoenix Wis
iting with friends.
Mrs. King and daughter Mamie Wis
; tied with Mrs Pettid Friday morn
/ ing
: Mrs. W. L. Bates and little son VIII
I liam came up from Liberty Friday to
spend the week with parents and Mrs
/ Hayois.
The Misses Agner drove TO Tempe
Wednesday after peaches.
Halloween eve. was enjoyed by the
young people last Saturday evening
There was plenty Of fun without any
damage being done to the property Of
anyone.
Mrs p. l. Edison is qnite i'll at pres
Mt and under the care of his physi-
clan.
r. A Hill of Oswego. Kansas is here
on a visit with his sister. Mrs. W. E.
Barry. Mr.. Hill has spent the last
six weeks in California and is quite
taken with that state but he would
soon see which is the better place for
a home if he stayed here long enough.
Mrs. Richard Osmundson, Miss Lena
Shrek and Adolph Shrek spent We'd
nesday afternoon in the city.
Tuesday afternoon MIS-. Thomas
Maler gave a linen shower for Miss
Marguerite Curtis. Those present were
Mrs. James Day. Mrs. Fred TAFT. Mrs.
Elliot, Mrs. Sam Rhodes. Mrs. George
Wilcox. Mrs. John Mundall Mrs. w
f Barry. Mrs. Williamson Cage. Mrs
Jake Minsch. Miss Marguerite Curtis
and Miss Emma Curtis. The bride
to-be was literally "showered" with
numerous dainty pieces of white linen.
Delicious refreshments of cake and
cocoa were served.
On Tuesday evening. November 3rd
there was very pretty home wedding
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. :. A. d.
Curtis when their oldest daughter
Marguerite. became the bride of Gar
land Lish of Winslow, Ariz. The bride
has been a resident of the district for
a part Of the past two years and by her
winsome manner and many warm
graces has endeared herself to all
whose good fortune it has been to be-
come her friend. Mr.. Lish is an engi-
neer on the Santa Fe and his home |
is in Winslow to which place Mr.. and
Mrs. Lish went Wednesday morning.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Sinex of the South Methodist
church and was witnessed by the fami- |
ly of the bride and a few intimate
friends. These being Mr.. and Mrs. |
Thomas Maley. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilcox and Miss Lille Maley.
Miss Lene McEntire received the |
prize given by Miss Humphrey in the |
spelling contest during the last month. !
Mr.. Glenn is the name Of the gentle
man who has moved into the house va
Gated by Mr. Whipple.
Miss Mae Chambers was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by many of
her friends The evening was SPENT
with music and games.
Mrs Fred TAFT. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. |
w f. Barry. Miss Emma Curtis and
Miss Mary, Barry have been visitors
at the Wilson school during the past
week
Rev. Mr. Williams of Los Angeles
has been a visitor in the family of
Mr.. Knapp.
r. A. Hill is visiting his brother.
DR. Hill in Glendale.
John Mundall is having his place
all improved. a four-horse team work
ing there all week.
Mrs and Mrs. Charlie Thompson
spent Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs Barry.
Sam Rhodes has again embarked in
the dairy business, having bought eight |
cows.
Mrs. William Graft of Isaacs was q |
caller in the district on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were calling
on Mrs. and Mrs. Johnson last Sun
day morning.
Our teachers are preparing fine
program with which the pupils will
parents and friends about
time.
There will be no school this week
so the children may enjoy the fair to
the limit and the teachers attend the
institute.
Miss Lena Shreck visited with Miss
Josephine Kinney in Phoenix the first
of the week
Mrs. Jim Bates from Meridian is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Williame Cage.
Those on the Wilson road were treat
ed on Friday to the unusual sight of
a company of cavalry Phoenix bound.
They are from Fort Huachuca.
DEATH OF c. G. ENGsTRoM-