Arizona republican., 1909-02-27

The Rev. MT. Smith returned from
 his old home in New Mexico We'd
 nesday, accompanied by his family.
 They were met in Phoenix by George
 Kay and spent Wednesday night at
 the Kay home. Thursday was spent in becoming installed in their new home at the parsonage.
 While scarlet fever rages in ad-
 joining districts, rowler is being fav-
 ored with a siege of chicken-pox
 Mrs. George Rays baby is the latest
 case reported.
 The Rev MT. Gardner of Cart
 wright called Thursday at the homes
 of Bruce Brooks and George Kay. Robert Holly assisted Wednesday in
 delivering MT. Faulkner's cows to the
 recent purchaser.
 MT. Walton is moving this week to
 his new ranch in the Buckeye coun- | try.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins drove to
 the Indian school Monday and att tended the Illinois picnic. most en- joyable time was spent by those pre- sent, even the weather being sugges- tive of that of the Sucker State. : Mrs. McElhaney's ranch of so acres
 was sold recently to the Willis Brothers of Maryland. They expect to go into the dairy business. MT. [ Miller and Joe Coleman are now on
 the ranch, but will have to give pos session in 30 days.
 The following young people gath cred at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. D. M. Sapp Tuesday eve ming to remind their son, Granvill, of his 21st birthday: Nellie Banks, Ethel
 Banks, Lydia and Alice Snyder, Pearl 1 Butler, Pearl Smith, Edna Bevar, Sa-
 loma Nofsinger, all of Phoenix; Syd-
 ma, Etta and Ada Vinsel, Blanche
 List, Maggie Doyle, Lulu Slump, ka-
 tie Bone, Margaret Howard, Mamie
 Brooks, Anna and Mabel Hughs,
 Katherine Whitlow, Pearl GOrrell and
 Mary Irving; Will Rousseau, Guy
 Sheets, Naylor Dogget, Frank Sheets, George Vensel, Victor Hall, J. D. Pet erson. Walter Hughes, Edgar Stanley, Ben Peterson, Roy Doyle, Logan List,
 Bruce Tompkins, Fred Clark, VIII Clark, Sydnie List, Jim Pierce, simon Snyder, Ed Peterson, Chris Sheets,
 Page Lively, Robert Irving, Morley Howard, Will Marler Earl Ullmon of
 Phoenix. Forrest Ritchie of Glendale, MT. and Mrs. Clyde Swartz, NIT. and | Mrs. Joe Coleman, Mir. and Mrs. Arch FitZhugh, Mir. and Mrs Elmer Cor reI and Mrs. Bruce Brooks The evening was spent in music and games. Refreshments of ice-cream and cake were served to all present. Wishing Granvill many returns of the day, the guests departed at late hour thanking MT. and Mrs. Sapp for their kindness and hospitality. . A large band of sheep belonging to MT. Kent, passed through this Vlcln- ity Friday on the way to Buckeye. The regular services will be con ducted Sunday at the Baptist church. Sunday school and preaching. Sunday day morning. Young Peoples meet ing and preaching services Sunday evening.
 Frank Bryant was a Phoenix visit tor Thursday night.
 Although Sunday was voted the worst day in the year as to weather it was undoubtedly one of the most enjoyable Who would not enjoy the excitement of our magnificent hail storm. The hail fell like snow and when it ceased the ground was white. People from the colder countries long occasionally for a taste of their na- tive cline, such as they received Sun day. but when the cold winds begin to sweep down from the snow covered mountains across the ice covered fields, they are glad of the fact that