Arizona republican., 1909-12-18
Salt River Valley News
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| tice to allow them to stand out in all kinds of weather and in the intense 1 dry heat of our summers. where their | life and usefulness. is greatly short ened
 Mrs. I. F. Johnson visited with Mrs | Chester Mathers Friday afternoon. J. H. Rhodes was calling in the Will son district Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Kenling and Miss May Utley were calling in the district Tues | day
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Chambers and Mrs. w. l.. Chambers attended the wedding of their sister. Miss Mae Chambers, and l.. s. Whistler at the Chambers home in the Wilson district ! Sunday.
 J. L. Hicks was in town with a load of hay Tuesday. O. F. Thrift is having his place put in first class shape, the roadside cleaned and leveled. and the fences strengthened.
 Miss Minnie Miller spent a few days the early part of the week with Miss Bernice Biven.
 
 Mrs. T. J. Brown Wednesday afternoon
 J. $. Ellerick has purchased a part of the old Charley Baum ranch and is having the house repaired and the yard fixed up.
 Mrs N C. Cole visited with Mrs John McMannus Sunday.
 A. V. Smith was calling on NJ A. Stanford Tuesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Karls spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs, w. F. Mathers w. R. Hickman was in the district for several days this week.
 F. s. Ream was in town on business Wednesday,
 John Norton was in the district on business Tuesday.
 Mrs. ID. Donovon was calling on Mrs Abe Tribolet Saturday. J. w. Collins has sold his ranch on the park road. to a man from Ken | lucky. The price paid was s7,OOO This is one of the best ranches in that part of the district, being close to town and having good house surrounded by large shade trees. MT. Collins pur- chased the place about five years ago for si.00O. SD realizes d handsome profit.
 J. B Mollet has been putting in grain on the Germania place this week
 Mrs. RI. C. Stark returned Friday to her home in Sacramento. Cal. Mrs. Stark has been visiting with her sis ter, Mrs. Frank A. Baurn, the past two months
 Miss Eva Liebenow was calling on Mrs. x. C. Cole Thursday
 Several of those living in the east ern part of the Creighton district met at the school house Tuesday afternoon to perfect plans and draw up a con- tract to build telephone line from Phoenix to Clayson's ranch, and branch lines to the different subscrib- CTS cnroute. It is understood that the farmers are to build and maintain the line, and the Consolidated Telephone company of Phoenix will furnish switch service at a nominal rate. This will be on the same plan as the Peo- ple's Independent Telephone company.
 Tom King had his men busy on a bridge north of the four-mile house Monday.
 The committee appointed by the su- perintendent of the Chreighton Sunday school to purchase a piano for the use of the school. after visiting the differ ent dealers in musical instruments. se- lected fine piano from the stock of the Redewill Music company The price paid was s275 and the instru- ment is ready for use Sunday. Every one is invited to come out at o'clock and see it. The Sunday school is in a flourishing condition. the average att tendance being between sixty and seventy each Sunday. The committees appointed to get up the Christmas tree. etc. are arranging an entertainment that will be out of the ordinary.
 Amos Mallet returned the first of the week from tour of the southern part of the territory.
 H. w. Chambers is working on his place near the Indian school this week
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