Arizona republican., 1909-10-23
Salt River Valley News

was hunting quail near Indian Bend Thursday. They report having killed sixty-five birds.
 J. A. Vondracek and family returned spent in their old home Cedar Rapids. Iowa. All report having had a very pleasant summer. but like the rest of the summer vacationists they are glad l to be home once more. Mir. Diller is busy with his last crop of alfalfa
 Miss Lizzie Popp was calling on Mrs. Jess Hedgpeth Thursday.
 Mrs. J. R. Mollet and children visited with Mrs. John Imboch Thursday
 On the report that there were sew eral cases of scarlet fever in the dis trict. the school board called a meet ing. and upon investigationg it was found that there were two cases, one in the McRill family and one at Mingles. As both children had been attending school when taken down. the board decided to close the school for a week until the health officer could make fuller investigation and the school rooms could be disinfected.
 Dr. Hughes. the county health off cer was in the district during the week. but no other traces of the malady could be found. The school building has been thoroughly disin- fected and school will again resume on Monday morning. The trustees an- nounce that there is no further danger and hope to see every pupil in his place.
 Our Sunday school Is planning. social for Halloween. A committee on arrangements was appointed Sunday and win meet at c. NJ. Etter's Friday night. It has not been fully decided just what the nature of the social will be. that being left for the com mittee to decide. Everyone is invited to come to Sunday school Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and hear the report Of the committed.
 Miss Minnie ImbOch visited with Miss Edna Kleck Friday
 Mrs. s. NJ. Wilson of the Wilson district and Mrs. A. L. Broomell of Phoenix were calling in the neighbor- hood Friday
 Alfred Imboch and family of Indi- ana arrived in Phoenix the first of the week and are the guests of his brither. Rev John Imboch, Jr.
 Walter Newkirk is preparing to add a couple of rooms to his house.
 Al Beller has been cutting hay this week
 s. J. Tribolet was out to the ranch Friday after a flock of sheep for the slaughter house
 Win Osborn was doing some road work Friday
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Black were call ing on Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Argyle Saturday.
 Robert Biven and Fred Biven were out on the desert after quail Sunday.
 Mrs. John Imboch was out from town Monday visiting with Rev. J. Imboch, Jr
 Mrs. w. n. Cowdrick was calling on Mrs. P I. Phy Monday.
 Mrs. H. H. Creighton was calling on Mrs. Fred Tuck Monday.
 Mrs. Rose Sommalate visited with Mrs. Lena Irion Wednesday.
 Charles NJ. Moore and family spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs. Minch.
 H J. Egley was a business visitor in Phoeix Wednesday.
 John Creighton is putting up hay this week.
 Alex Mcintyre was a visitor in the city Thursday.
 H W. Chambers and Frank Stute are busy breaking a colt this week
 recent change in the postoffIce force affects a number of the resi- dents of the district. The changes are the resignation of Lyman La Tourrette as rural carrier nubmer three. and the appointment of Aubrey V. Smith, now carrier number seven Tn the city. to take his place, which has been filled by Substitute Carrier Jay Eyer for the past three. months Paul Mollet. who has been acting carrier. has been appointed a regular carrier to take Mir. Smiths place
 Miss Isidora Stauffer visited with Miss Mamie Pny Wednesday.
 John Imboch and family spent Sur- day with Memo Yaggy and family
 Mrs. NJ, C. Stark, who has been visiting with her sister. Mrs Frank