Arizona republican., 1909-07-11
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OSBORN

Osborn, July 1O.--ReV. Lawrence Williams and wife moved into the Avis home Monday where they will reside during the absence of MT. Avis and dfamily.
 Anumber of Osborn people enjoyed the Fourth at Eastlake park Monday. Among the families represented were: c. E. Tannehill, Hedgpeth, Clyde, Evans. Paxton, Schrader, Hudgins and Fredricks.
 Harry c. Thomas has moved into his new office at the end of the car nearing completion.
 Mrs. Francis attended church in Phoenix Sunday morning. Al Kelly has a fair crop of sugar | beets on the Doris ranch. The yield averaged about twelve tons to the acre.
 Miss Ruth Fugua returned from Webster, Arizona last Friday, where she went the Tuesday previous to visit Lucille Webster.
 Laura Swiggett and Lera Horrell spent Sunday afternoon with Ruth Evans.
 Miss Gladys FHzhugh and Miss Alice Wells visited with Miss Rosella Moore Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Agnes Moore is visiting in town with her aunt Mrs. George | Sears.
 pr. Palmer was visiting in the neighborhood before his departure on tour around the world
 Misses Marion and Alberta Galpin enjoyed Monday evening at the Air ! dome ---
 c. W. Wartman and family are spending the summer in Iron Springs. E. P Martin is blowing land on the Sampson tract.
 Mrs. Hattie Cawthorne and daugh- ter, Miss Grace Cawthorne, spent | Sunday as the guests of Mrs. NJ. V. Warren. MT and Mrs. Ralph Quinn, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Friedel and Charles Swiggett were also guests.
 MT. Fannin drove over to see the Hudgin boys Sunday. Miss Lillian Goebel is spending a 1 few days with Mrs. Charles Pawin of Peoria
 Mrs. Al Kelly is spending a few weeks near Prescott.
 w. P. Gregory has a nice lot of ripe tomatoes. Miss Mary Lamson was a guest at monday dinner at the Adams re- gently.
 MT. and Mrs. Phil Ensign and son left for Nevada, Mo, last Saturday
 Miss Jennie Nicely has written friends regarding the death of her brother. John Neely. near Chicago. He was a sufferer from tuberculosis g,, oF tages last winter. MT. Medley left here in the late spring and went to be cared for by another sister near Chicago. The disease had gained such headway that careful nursing was of no avail.
 F. H. Barker and wife left We'd nesday for the east MT. and Mrs. Barker intend to be gone until the first of October. Mir. Barker will spend most of his time in his old home, Huntington, Ind. while Mrs. Barker will journey on to Milwaukee Wis. for a visit with relatives. They have just completed d nice residence and have left it in the care of al competent young man.
 painter by the name of Charles $. Scudder died last Friday on the premises of Joseph Geare. while em- ployed to assist in the painting of the residence.
 NJ. V. Warren returned from Cali fornia Saturday afternoon. He, with Mrs Warren, will leave for Long Beach Saturday afternoon to spend the remaining part of the summer. l
 Mir and Mrs. c. B. Williams left for San Diego Thursday evening to spend the summer
 Ralph Phillips spent Wednesday with Robert Friedel of Capitol addi- l tion.
 Ralph Mowen came up from the ] ostrich farm Saturday and stayed un- ul Monday with his mother, Mrs. | Wfmsett
 Mrs Ed. Fitzhugh spent part of | last week with Mrs. J. w Fitzhugh ] and the remaining part with Mrs. Horace Ellison. I
 Mrs. Octavia Miller has become a | charter member of the Royal Neigh l bors.
 The arrival of nice new baby boy at the home of Jesse Hedgpeth Tues | day was a welcome surprise to many of their friends.
 Mir and Mrs. George s. Day and 1 children of Buckeye were the guests | of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lee at the | Indian school from Sunday until Thursday when they left for visit l to Santa Cruz.
 Mir and Mrs. A. J. Smith and daughter were in town Wednesday | evening.
 P. F.. Moore purchased eighty 1 acres of land between Peoria and 1 Glendale last Monday
 Miss Laura Irwin left for various ! points in California Thursday night. | While there she will visit her brother 1, Roy Irwin and other relations.
 Mrs. E. M. Lamson has been quite 1 i'll all week. |
 Miss Brimmer spent Sunday with | her sister Mrs. L. B. Morrell. f
 MT. Matchie has been partially laid up with an injured hand.
 Mrs William Greer and her moth ] CT Mrs. Parker, are making prepara-