Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

the past month with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hayois. has returned to her home in town. MT. Higgins having re- turned from his trip to North Caro- lima
 Very few of the young people attend ed the Young Peoples Social club last Wednesday evening but we hone more will attend next time. IL will be held only every two weeks in the future.
 Irving Hill and family automobiled out to Mir Thompson's early Sunday morning. Later both families went to visit a brother of MT. Hil on the Wei Ter place, whore the day was spent principally in consuming watermel5ns and ice cream, with conversation mixed in between.
 MIr. DrisCoH. an electrician. whose home is at The Needles, arrived Sun day morning on a visit to Mrs. Curtis and family.
 Victor Houstan, Thomas Bromley and Calvin Stouder spent Monday evening at the Williams home.
 Preston Hill visited in this neigh borhOod on Thursday
 Mir and Mrs. LaFever and baby liar Iltl anu Nll-N l-rll N N hA AHAh.- li".- 70 ''A' Nebraska Monday. They are staying with Mrs. LaFeyer's parents, MT. and Mrs. Strait.
 Miss Evelyn Williams and Miss Jose phine Kinney took dinner with Mrs. Jackson Monday. Thomas Bromley, with a party of friends, was touring the district in au automobile on Sunday.
 Mrs. P l. Edson arrived home Fri day evening after two weeks visit m Prescott. She was well pleased with her trip only the rain and mud re- minded her a little too vividly of the east.
 MT and Mrs. Benjamin and daugh- ter. Ruth, took drive into Phoenix Sunday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Maley left last week for their old home in Indiana, where they will spend the remainder of the summer, and Mrs. Maley will be under the care of their family physician. The telephones on the Independent | line have not been in working order ! this week This is a serious incon- venience for the ranchers just at this ! season of the rear. Miss Josephine Kinney of Phoenix l has been the guest of Miss Evelyn Williams this week. ! The lateral will be completed by the : middle of next week and water will be running through it. The reclamation l service is putting in all the wood work and saving the ranchers trouble and l expense.
 Miss Buthee has been spending the week at the Stanford home. ! Mrs. Tait returned last Sunday morning from st. Joseph's hospital. 1 Though still very weak she is getting along just as well as could be ex- pected.
 i Mir. and Mrs Barry spent last Sun | day evening with MT. and Mrs Wilcox. Invitations are out for the wedding of Dick Osmundsun and Miss Wini- ] fred Pritchett, which will take place next Wednesday evening.
 Mir. Dickinson took dinner with Mar shall Humphrey one day this week.
 Misses Harriet and Adele Hayois were calling in the neighborhood on 1 Thursday.
 Mrs. Hoghe and Lena were callers at the Barry home Monday evening.
 The Mexicans who have been camp ing on the Wilson school ground have moved further down. where they will continue to work on the lateral.
 Mir. and Miss Humphrey and Mrs | Evans of Phoenix visited at the Hum phrey ranch near the Wilson schoo Tuesday.
 L. NJ Hoghe has lost eight head oi horses that made their escape from his ranch near the four-mile house. AS it is two weeks since they were missed
 they may be quite a distance from here.
 Otho Dorsett visited in the neighbor- ! hood Thursday.
 All the stacks of grain belonging t'
 MT. Pettid were burned last Monday