Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-06-26
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dinner in town last Sunday with
their sister Mrs. l. w. Greer.
Adolph Shrek has left on a very
lengthy trip which comprises visit
TO the Fatherland and on his return
to this country he will visit with rel
atives at La Crosse, Washington.
Miss Mamie King left last Satur-
day morning for Jerome Junction
where she will join her cousin Mrs.
Hurley and go with her on a visit
with Mrs. Hurley's relatives in Mon
tana.
Irving Hill and family came out
in their new automobile and spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson.
Mrs. Malay was quite i'll last Sun
day night, but is considerably i'm
proved now.
Misses Emma and Marguerite Cur
tbs took quite a drive one day this
week with a gentleman friend OF Miss
Curtis.
Frank Doner has given up his job
at the Heard ranch and will in the
future assist his brother William in
the bee business.
Mrs. Erline of Mesa is spending
the week with Mrs. Agner.
The Phoenix Melon Growers and
Shippers association expect to make
their first shipment of melons next
Monday. This is no fake as the asso-
citation believes in making nothing
but truthful statements, as they do
not care TO loose the confidence of
the people by misrepresenting any
thing.
Mr.. Stafford is out from town this
week looking over his sugar beets
Water has been running through
the new lateral this week TO harden
the banks.
Mr.. Roberts is building a brush
shed around his house.
1t has been told to your CORE
spOndent that Mrs. Williams has a
house to rent to the young couple
who will soon be married east of the
Wilson school BY the way, the in
terest shown by the GaZette's CORE
spondent in the wedding bells men,
toned some weeks ago in these COL
umns would cause suspicion among
the most unsuspicious.
w. S. Hill spent last Saturday and
Sunday with DR.. Hill at Glendale.
Mr. Beckton, who has been work.
ing for W. E. Barry, and his son,
who has been working for Mr.. Edison,
have both left the district and the
last seen Of them they We're headed
toward Glendale
Mr.. West and family of Phoenix
are occupying Mr.. Rhodes house
during their absence in California.
Mrs. Edison and Mrs. Thompson
were shopping in Phoenix last Sat
urday afternoon.
Miss Mae Chambers went to Pres
colt on Wednesday to escape the
heat for a while.
Tom Bromley spent Sunday after
noon with Victor Houstan irtown.
Hans Herlick has sold twenty acres
off of his ranch south of the school
house road and has himself moved
into town.
Marion Williams has found out that
Phoenix is not the worst place after
all, so will hereafter find employment
nearer home
The party given by Mrs. Mexican
in honor of the birthday of her son.
Guy Chism, was very enjoyable. A
large crowd attended and all went
home happy. The evening was spent
in games-and dances and at a late
hour ice cream and cake were served.
Miss Harriet HayOis spent the
week with Mrs w. L. Bates.
Mr.. Franklin visited with Miss
Evelyn Williams Sunday afternoon.
Miss Cordelia Queen spent last
Sunday with her sister Mrs. Chris.
Black
Whipple Bros. have had their hay
baled and are hauling it into town.
Mr.. Chambers has returned from
his trip to Memphis. He says that
he has been to a hotter country than
this, but upon being questioned it
was found to be Mississippi. Mr..
Chambers visited the old house built
by him 81 years ago and drank water
from a well dug by himself at the
same time.
Virgil King has the position as
bOokkeeper of the Phoenix Melon
Growers and Shippers association.
Mr.. McCreight. who was a resident
Of this district last summer is now
living at Mineral Springs, Texas.
Mrs. John Mundall spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Cuban.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin took a
drive last Sunday in the cool of the |
evening.
Whipple Bros. have had quite
quantity of figs and plums, also Mr..
Woodring. Mr.. Whipple will soon /
have a lot of crab-apples.
Sir. Dickerson is across the river |
iris week looking after his bees.
less Doner was kicked by a horse |
this week, but we hope not seriously |
hurt
Dave Black took dinner with his |
brother ]. v track last Sunda:
Mrs. r. a. Higgins l1d Adele
Hayois spent last Tuesday evening
with Misses Annie and Louise Agner
Mr. Patrick was around the neigh
bvI hood this week getting sigrers 10
Il petition Il haze a bridge at Tempo.
Mrs. ]. b. Gray came down from
SZull Valley Thursday ev'ning On
business con lecitd with her ranch.
She is stopl'i"g with Mrs.. Barry.
Mrs. TAFT, who has been i'll for
some time and whose condition did
not seem to inr.ove, was taken into
the hospital Wednesday and on
Thursday she underwent a surgical
operation and is now doing as well as
could be expected Mrs. Clark is
the nurse in attendance.
Mr.. Luitjen, who left here a few
weeks ago for his eastern home,
reached his home safely, bIc was able
to be uD long enough to eat blit ono