Arizona republican., 1909-07-31


 return with his family soon.
 Victor Husten was in the district Monday. collecting for the Peoples Independent Telephone company.
 Mrs Nellie Rhineheart will occupy the O'Nen residence while Mir. and Mrs. O'Neil are at the coast.
 John Imbach has received a con signment of date palm suckers from the date farm near Tempe
 T. T Powers is stacking hay this week -t
 Miss Emma Irion visited Thursday with Gertrude Beller.
 H. w. Chambers and R. B. McRill are hauling grain for J. H. Rhodes.
 Robert Etter is hauling baled hay to town this week.
 Miss Gladys Fitzhugh spent Satur- day and Sunday on her fathers home stead south of town.
 John Riordon is planting corn this week
 MT and Mrs w. L. Chambers visited with the formers folks in the Wilson district one day this week.
 Earl Hill was calling at the Leyh- man ranch Thursday.
 N C. Moore is giving his house a new coat of paint. Beginning Satur- day MT Moore will carry the mail on R. F. D. No ?. while George Peterson is away with-the rifle team of the N. c. A.
 Egly brothers have been erecting water tank for J. J. Sidell on his homestead east of Clayson's ranch.
 Miss Josephine Mollet visited with friends in Glendale Thursday.
 Frank Gegax spent Wednesday night at the Kleck ranch a guest of Jake.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Kleck entertained a number of friends Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Chester Mathers visited with Mrs. T. F. Brown Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Chambers vis- ited with MT. Chambers parents in the Wilson district Saturday.
 Mrs. Fred Karls visited with Mrs. W. F. Mathers. Tuesday.
 Mrs. Jesse Kleck was calling on Mrs. E. T. Smith, Tuesday.
 Corporal Marion Mathers left Friday morning for the target range at Fort Huachuca-
 Lyman and Rena LaTourrette at tended the party given at the Acuff home west of town Friday night.
 Mrs. s. A b Curtis and daughter. Emma. left Friday morning for Los Angeles, where they will spend the rest of the summer.
 Jay Ever will carry the mail on R. F D. No 3. during the absence of Ly- man La Tourrette. the regular carrier.
 Jake Kleck is hauling grain this week.
 John Creighton has been helping with the having on his brother Will Hams ranch.
 Mrs. A L. Bates was shopping in the city Tuesday.
 W. F. Mathers was a caller at the Pritchett ranch Thursday.
 Mrs Lena Irion entertained Mrs. Eva Agner, the Misses Annie and Louise Agner and MT. Andrew Kappel- mire at dinner Sunday.
 Joe Carver had the misfortune to step on a rusty nail last Friday. The nail penetrated his foot for some depth causing a very painful wound. though. as he gave it immediate attention it did not prove to be serious and he is dSalln dDie tO .Wd4h.
 R J Wilcox has his beet crop all harvested.
 Our people continue to enjoy the open air theaters in town and familiar faces may be seen there every night.
 A number of our young people at tended the party given by Miss Lily Malay at her home on the Tempe road last Saturday evening. A very good time was had by all Those from our district to enjoy the event were the Misses Mary Perkins, Abbie Smith, Inez Thrift, Harriet Beller, Rena La Tourrette and Messrs. Fred Bivins, Marion Mathers and Wilrus Bivins.
 Mrs. F. Tuck visited with Mrs. H. H. Creighton one evening the fore part of the week.