Arizona republican., 1909-09-11
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS


 day school at 10 a. m. Preaching morn- mig and evening by the regular pastor. Rev. c. w. Forman. Morning subject, Art Thou in Health My Brother?' Evening subject, Destiny of the Wicked" Epworth League before evening service. Wednesday evening
 prayer meeting. Last "Wednesday evening MT Hall gave an interesting
 discourse. The Home Mission society
 met last Tuesday evening at the home
 of Mrs. " s. Feel.
 Al Fredericks visited with the Hud-
 gins boys on their new claim on the
 other side of the river last Friday.
 The Misses Butler spent last Friday with Miss Nina McElhaney on North !, Cave Creek road.
 i Mrs. J. w. Fhzhugh spent Saturday | night across the river. Mrs. Mallie Hudgins came from ' across the river last Thursday and bought three dozen chickens from Mrs | N. c. Moore. She returned Friday Charles Keller is putting in seven acres of beans for the fall and winter crops. which he thinks will bring prS> i itable returns.
 Miss Rosella Moore and Miss Gladys Fitzhugh spent Tuesday afternoon in town.
 Mrs. w. P. Gregory entertained her
 sister. Mrs Canning, a few days this | week.
 Carrie Redman. while playing with l the Galpin children. was riding a ! horse and fell and broke her right arm Dr. Hughes was called and set the arm. It is improving nicely. James Carter of Buckeye spent ! Thursday with David Moore. | Mrs. J. A Potts sold several dozen chickens this week to Mrs. Ruten. MT. and Mrs J. B. Gordon have re- | turned to their home in Nogales. They | have spent two months in the valley | as the guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Munro. While here they had ' a most delightful time. Part of their time was spent with Mrs. Gordon's brother, George Munro, and family. Mrs. Wallin and sister. Mrs. Ed
 wards. will return to the valley soon. They have been enjoying a delightful
 time touring the old World. Walter Jones of Buckeye spent Tuesday Wltn the ldiliiy oi T. A
 Moore.
 Mai. F.. M. Lamson has been re- | moved home after undergoing an | operation at the Sisters hospital. He is considerably improved. but not strong enough to be out of bed
 Mrs. George Alkire and children are expected home Saturday morning 1 Mrs. Alkire has been spending the summer in Los Angeles with relatives. while NIT. Alkire has been superintend- | ing the erection of a comfortable home out on the Alkire ranch, northwest of the ctiy.
 Miss Daisy Buck and niece were out | inspecting the school grounds Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Womack is entertaining her | friend Mrs. Pollock this week. Mrs. Cullin and daughter May spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. A W. | Gregg and Miss Margaret Weber. Miss Daisy Buck was also a visitor at the same home.
 | Governor Sloan was a distinguished visitor at the Wylit- -McNeil ostrich farm Friday afternoon. Edward Beecher returned home Fri day morning. after an absence of sev- eral weeks on the coast. Mrs. NJ. P. Mauker is enjoying a visit from her sisters, Misses Katie and Dora Bales of Buckeye. Logan. Elmer and Gertrude Morris spent Sunday evening with P. E. | Moore and family. Mrs. Peterson entertained a few freinds Tuesday evening in honor of her sons birthday. The invited guests were Mir. and Mrs. N. C. Moore, MT.