Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
RURAL ROUTE NO. i.
WILSON.

and children of Phoenix and MT. and Miss Littlejohn were weekend vis- itors at Mrs Charlie Thompson's.
 John Reilly spent last Saturday with Joe Barry.
 MT Lockman suffered from a severe attack of asthma the first part of the week His condition was such on Sun day night that pr. Bond had to be called in. He is however much i'm proved now.
 Mir. Curtis left Monday evening on a business trip to his old home in Mis- souri. It is NIT. Curtis intention to dispose of all his interests in that state for though he is from Missouri it did not take him long to be shown that Arizona is the best place in which to make a home.
 Miss Evelyn Williams and Otto Dor sett attended a party Saturday even ing among the oranges north Of Phoenix given by Miss Bernice Smith and reporty an exceedingly enjoyable time. The southern negro dialect given by Miss Feel deserves special mention. Later under the umbrella trees deli cious refreshments were served. In the wee small hours of the morning the party adjourned and every one voted Miss Smith a most charming hostess.
 Victor Houston and Thomas Brom- ley took at the Williams home on Tuesday.
 The Young Peoples society which met for the first time at the Wilson school on Wednesday evening was not
 l,.A A..,N av-a. held out for the future success. Per haps with the long hot days filled with work a cot out in the yard is more inviting.
 Evelyn Williams spent two days in town this week visiting with friends and relatives.
 Will Doner is very busy these days extracting honey of which he has sev- enty-five cases on hand, a pretty good beginning.
 Frank Harris and wife are often seen driving out these pleasant even ings. behind his high-stepping colt. Frank has a new buggy.
 J. C. Jackson floated the stars and stripes high over his home on the 4th and 5th. A L. Strait. though very busy with his carpenter wdrk found time to help Mir Jackson hoist his flag pole and all the pay he would take ras just to see old glory floating from it's mast.
 Johnny Grijalva has just returned from old Mexico where he went with a carload of fine milk cows. He must have done well as he is thinking of making another trip.
 Mir and Mrs. M. A Stanford visited their son. R. C. Stanford and family on the 4th.
 MT. and Mrs. Jackson entertained NIT. and Mrs Joe Carver on the 4th.
 Marvin Williams has just purchased q thoroughbred colt that is bound to make his mark later on.
 Adam Gliern of Gila Bend is visiting at the Williams home. MT. Gliern has been in Gila Bend for some months but while back was so unfortunate as to break his aJrn in two places so was unable to attend to his business for some time
 Mir. Hill of this neighborhood has been helping his brother in town this week.
 Otto Dorsett visited in this neigh borhood Wednesday afternoon.
 Tom Bromley was an attendant at the celebration at Mesa on Monday.
 Miss Mary Cage came out from town Saturday evening to spend Sunday at home.
 Sue Queen has been spending the past week with her sister, Mrs. C. C. Block
 The fifth of July celebration at Eastlake park was grand success Many of the young people of this dis trict attended and all reported a good time.
 Edward Desmit has purchased a new spring wagon and is making good use of it.
 Mir and Mrs. J. W. Black and little son will soon leave for California where they will spend the summer.
 Many of the young boys of this dis trict enjoyed a hay ride Wednesday night. Whats the matter with the young ladies. boys?
 Those who spent Sunday at the Agner home were.A Miss Harriet Hayois, Frank and Will Doner. J. F'itz- gerald. Andred Kappelmeir. W, Yer krovst. Dave Black, Talmage and Geo Burch
 Dr. Watkins paid professlonal Nlsit to Mrs. Johnson this week
 Mir and Mrs. Tower are staying at Poco Tempo ranch in charge during the absence of Mrs. Edson.
 Motorcycles will soon be considered hoodoed in this neighborhood. The third accident within a short space of time happened Tuesday evening. The victim this time was Frank Luke, Jr.. who was being lowed along by Jim Wilson. Frank was not badly hurt but he fell upon his face and received generous supply of good wholesome Arizona dust and came down with such violence that he was unconscious for some moments but under the kind ly ministrations of Mrs. Tower he was son all right.
 Miss Adele Hayois has been spend ing the week with her sister. Mrs. w. l L. Bates.
 Miss Thelma Greer is spending the | week with her grandmother, Mrs. Will l Hams. Miss Lizzie Agner has returned from 1 her weeks visit in Mesa. Linda and Laura Burch and Lena l Mcintyre spent Monday evening at Woodring's and helped the young peo- pie enjoy their fireworks