Arizona republican., 1909-08-14

morning train and will visit with | home folks until evening. Mir and Mrs Ernest Smith were | shopping in town Tuesday. Jake Kleck was engaged in planting | corn Tuesday.
 At a meeting held by the trustees recently 1t was decided to begin school this year on September 18th. As formerly. two teachers have been engaged. Miss Emma Bell will be the principal and have charge of the upper classes, and Miss Hazel El- lerick will teach the lower grades. Miss Ellerick is now in Flagstaff at tending the summer term at the northern normal school, but will re- turn in time to take up the work | here
 Mir. Powers and Mir Osborn have been busy of late repairing the school house. Among other things the floors Of both rooms have been covered with linoleum and the broken window lights have been replaced. MT. Os- born says that within the last few days a number of panes have be.n smashed, the work doubtless of some vandal
 John Imbach visited Thursday with his father. who lives in town. SIr. Imbach. ST, expects to leave the lat ter part of the week for their old home in Ohio.
 Mrs Vim. Creighton and Miss Ruth intend to leave for Prescott Sat rdas morning.
 Josephine Mallet visited Wednesday afternoon with Miss Winnie Imbach.
 Among those from our district 10 attend the surprise party given to MT. Feel of Osborn district were Thurman Bates, Miss Tessie Bates, Miss Alice Miles, Miss Lucy Clark and Dean Creighton
 Miss Beatrice May Kay of Mem phis. Tenn, who has been visiting with Mrs. w. J. osborn, left Satur- day for her new home in Kelvin
 Mir. and Mrs. John Imbach. MT. and Mrs.J. Kleck and Mrs. Mary Mallet spent Wednesday at the Bethcny home
 MT. and Mrs. Joel Nofsinger and family visited Sunday at the Im- bach home.
 H. H. Creighton is expecting a N45ll III lHS HtetI iuluIt lIOil MT and Mrs. Lloyd C. Golf. Mrs. Golf is better known in this dis tTict as Edith Creighton.
 J. D. Bennett of Kelvin was visiting at the Robert Bivin home Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Another meeting of the water users was held at the school house Tuesday night. A committee of three was appointed to confer with the water users from other districts The committee consists of T. T. Powers. W. J. Osborn and C. NJ. Etter There was a good attendance. An other meeting is called for next Tues day night, and everyone is requested to be present.
 Thomas MCAvoy is advertising a public sale to take place next Monday Aug. Is, at one o'clock at his ranch one mile east and one-half mile north of the school house. MT. McAvoy will sell all household furniture as well as buggy and a driving horse Mir. Me Ayoy and family will leave Wednes- day morning for New York.
 N. C. Moore had the misfortune to have a fine colt get badly cut in the wire fence Monday morning.
 Miss Harriet Beller visited Tuesday with Gertrude Bivins.
 Will Pritchett and Miss O'Neil were calling on Mir. and Mrs. Chester Math- CTS Thursday evening.
 J. H. Rhodes purchased a fine bunch of young stock cattle from John Nal let. the first of the week.
 Amos Mallet has been at home this week, while having some repairs done on his well drilling outfit
 The rain which fell in the east side of the district early Monday morning was the hardest of the year. The water coming off the desert and run ming down the roads cut them up pretty badly. These rains are mak-