Arizona republican., 1909-05-15
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS
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Little Edna Hansen fell from her | horse, Saturday afternoon, near George
 Rays, and was quite severely hurt
 She was picked up by Robert Garnett,
 of Phoenix. who was passing, and all
 though the little girl insisted upon rid | ing her pony home, finding her unable ' to do so. MT. Garnett took her home
 in the buggy. There were no bones 1 broken, but as the child seemed to grow
 more delirious, it was necessary to call doctor in the night. She gradually
 recovered from the effects of the fall,
 and is now well again.
 Joe Holly drove to Phoenix on Mon
 day morning. He was accompanied by Rev. MT. Davies, who filled the pulpit for the Holiness congregation, Sunday.
 Mrs. Norris Mel, from near Alham-
 bra, accompanied by some friends. call ed on Mrs. George Kay, Monday morn
 ing.
 Miss Elizabeth Faulkner came out from Phoenix, Saturday morning, with Mir. Wright, on the MaricOpa Creamery wagon, and spent Sunday with her parents. She returned on Sunday ev- ening, accompanied by Miss Violet Horton. Harry. and West Miller.
 MT. and Mrs. Rush Keesler called on friends in the neighborhood, Sun day evening.
 Will Marian expects to start out in about two weeks with his header He has already secured the help of Frank Bryant and Fred Peterson, which is a good beginning in making up a good NvnrlrfnO fOrRa TQriU charge of the ranch while MT Marian is away.
 Most of the people in the neighbor- hood are engaged in making hay. Since the water has been out of the canal, there has been no possible chance to irrigate, and the farmers all seem to have bent their energies toward put ting up hay. A few of those thus en- gagged are D. NJ. Sapp. J. A. Higgins. George Kay. Tom and Jim Loyd, MT. Hansen and Bruce Brooks.
 Mir. Kay narrowly escaped an acci- dent in the hayfield last week. In driv- ing a team under one of the wires of the derrick, the wire caught on the standard of the wagon, and as the team moved forward, the derrick was being pulled over MT Kay failed to notice it, and only escaped by the fact that one of the hired men. in trying to get out of reach of the derrick, lost control of the team he was driving, and as the team was a favorite one of MT Rays. he left his own team in or der to stop the runaway. His team immediately stopped and catastrophe was averted.
 Harry Palmer, who has for some time been in the employ of the Mari copa Creamery, moved with his fam fly to Phoenix, Monday morning Be fore leaving, he disposed of some of his belongings, among them being a goat, which Ora Kennels. of Cart wright, bought, and a lawn swing, which he had only completed a short time ago, and which was purchased by George Kay. Harry Tover assisted Mir. Palmer in moving.
 Mrs. Jim Loyd was a Phoenix caller, Wednesday.
 The Holiness prayer meeting was held at MT. Brownsberger's last week | On Friday night of this week the meet | ing as at Joe Holly's.
 MT Gibson accompanied Grant Mill | rage on his trip up from Buckeye on | 
 MT Haynes and daughter, Myrtle, | came up from their Agua F'ria ranch | on Monday and made quick business | trip to Phoenix.
 Lew Graham was a Phoenix visitor, | Monday.
 Kelley LeeDer drove to Phoenix, on i Monday from the Pan-American os- trich farm and returned with a tank | of oil for use on the farm.
 Mrs. Augusta Emhuff and Mrs. J. A. Higgins spent Friday afternoon of last week with Mrs. Ora Kennels, of Mir. Kennels mother and sister, who are visiting him at present, are from the same part of the country, back east" as Mrs. Emhuff and Mrs. and while not personally ac- quainted, always, when Illinoisian meets Illinoisian, it is like meeting old friends.
 MT. McClung made a business trip to the ostrich farm, Tuesday.
 Hon. Sam Webb was in our vicinity, on his way to Phoenix from his homestead near the Agua Fria-
 Mrs. G. Bright drove to Phoenix, i