Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.

OSBORN.
 Osborn District, April 2.-Services al Bethel Sunday as follows: Sunday school. 10 a m.; lesson. Peter and Cornelius" Acts 1O:1-4S. Come and
 join in the study of the Word. Preach
 ing at II a m by the pastor. Rev G. w. Forman. The monthly commun-
 ion will be observed at the close of
 the morning service. to which all be-
 lievers are invited to attend Epworth
 League at p. m: subject. The Low ly Pomp of Zion't King Prov. 7:12-17;
 leader, Miss Gladys osborn. Preach
 ing. 7:45 by the pastor; theme, Sal vation for Everybody"
 The presiding elder. Rev. J. F.. Crutchfield. preached Wednesday night and conducted the second quarterly meeting. MT. Crutchfield made men ton of his pleasure in receiving such good reports.
 Bethel parsonage is receiving a new coat of paint which adds greatly to the looks of things about the church. The Sunday school decided to ar range for a playground between the church and parsonage.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michaels entertained Mrs. Satterfield and daughters Sun tsiay.
 Dr William c. Lentz is moving into his new home on North Center street
 MT. and Mrs. l.. G. Hedgpeth enter ! tained Miss Ethyl Smith and Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Hedgpeth at a F o'clock dinner Sunday.
 IT, vRF Goodman left for Riverside. Cal. last week. Dr Murphy has been here some time and reports the general health of the school children good
 J. K. Truman was passing through his old abiding place last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Reuben Hill spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. :. C. McElhaney.
 Edwin Fitzhugh. J. w. FitzhUgh and MT. Johnson left for Salome last Mon day
 Mir. and Mrs. Freer took dinner with Mir. and Mrs. Snyder last Sunday.
 Mrs. B. Morrell was in town Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Grove of Prescott came Thurs day afternoon to be with her mother.
 Mrs. Bowles is quite i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Tom Burroughs. on North Center street. Two physi- clans have been attending and a train ed nurse is employed. Mrs. Jack liar ter of Congress is here and Mrs Orthel is expected Saturday. Both are Mrs. Bowles' granddaughters.
 Mrs A. A. Armstrong of the Capitol addition was the guest of Mrs. NJ. V. Warren last Wednesday.
 Miss Fyfe of Grand Rapids, Mich. is spending a few weeks at the home of Maj F.. NJ. Lamson. Miss Fyfe spent the early winter at Desert Inn.
 The independent telephone line is making rapid progress along Park road and eastward.
 Miss Gladys osborn was absent from school on Tuesday on account of the funeral of Mrs. Martha Kelly.
 New bridges are being constructed over the small ditches east of the school house.
 A w. Gregg was at home for a week or two. but has now returned to Flor | ence. where he is experimenting the construction of the new prison.
 opal and Alice Tannehill spent Sun day afternoon with Agnes and Ethel | Moore.
 A number of young people enjoyed | dance at Mrs. J. c. Adams last Satur- day evening.
 Mrs. Cberles Davis, Mrs. William | Costly, Mrs. William Edwards, Mrs ! Frank Stevens. Mrs. Al Galpin, Miss | Fife Edwards and Miss Annie Fitz- | hugh composed a jolly picnic party at I Echo Canyon on Tuesday.
 Everyone will be glad to hear that | Bartlett Heard is able to be up and | around the house. It is probable that | he can be out little in two weeks.
 Charles Moore, nephew of P. F. | Moore. left last Sunday for his home in Sutsop, Wash Mir Moore has been here since October.
 Friday Osborn school finished Its | seventh month of school The half holiday was given to Miss Smiths | room. Those who were not absent | from Miss Daisy Bucks room were | Kenneth Comstock. Keith Evans, Ruth | Evans. Granville Fuqua. Walter Good man. Wallace Gregg. Beulah Hamilton. i Mute Hammons. Lera Horrel. Ruth , Esther Eowdermilk, Cal lie Moore, Lillie Morrell, Clara Rausch. Willie Schrader, Laura Swiggett, Fern Tannehill, Frank Feel and Ethel Woolf In Miss Hickman's room the following were reported: Helen Ev- ans, Eva Belle Hutson. Pearl McEl- haney. Marian Phillips. Lydia Schrader. Cenevieve Thernix, Edward Beecher, Hugh Creighton. Kenneth Evans, Ed win Francis. Edwin Geare, Donald Kyle. Carroll Rhoades, Harold Eos burg. Russell Rhoades. George Stewart Harold Tannehill, Harold Wilky and Louis Whky. In Miss Smiths room were Paul Alkire, Hamilton Beecher, Teddy Goodman. Earl Galpin. Daisy Habecker, Noah Habecker, Wendell Jantzen, Leola Krebs, Ella Lawton, George Martin, Ruth Martin, Charles May Mitchell. Evarts Me Questen. Zelia Moore, Verne Redman, Mary Schrader. Bessie Smith. Madeline Sylvester, Fordyce Sylvester and An