Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
WILSON.

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 Mir. Woodring is sporting a new sur rey these days and we know it i, thoroughly enjoyed by all members of the family.
 Mrs. Al Wormell of Phoenix has Mrs. Wormell and Mrs. Wilson were freinds and neighbors years ago when neighbors were not as they are of late years. Mrs. Wormell resided at the Dr. Farmer house and owned the ranch of which the Farmer place is a small part.
 Mrs. Wines and her little grand children, the Hill children have been visiting with Mrs. Charlie Thompson while Mrs. Hill assists Mir Hill in the seed store.
 Mrs. Johnston entertained friends at dinner last Sunday. Her guests were MT. and Mrs. Curtis. Lester and Mary Curtis
 Mrs. and Mrs Tower of Phoenix spent last Saturday afternoon with their daughter, Mrs. Edson.
 It has been learned that Mir. Houston will not leave the country before the first of May. He has his pea and strawberry crop to harvest and market before he leaves the ranch. Mir. and Mrs. Belt Fine were calling in the neighborhood on Monday. The day be- ing so unpleasant and both Mir. and Mrs. Fine being invalids at present the trip was too much for them and they both have been confined to their beds since.
 Mir. HammOur, who now resides west of town was a caller on Tuesday and took dinner with Mrs. Houston.
 Everett Curtis of San Marcial. N. NJ. surprised his parents on Tuesday morning by walking. unexpected. in upon them. MT Curtis holds a posi- ton as stenographer at San Marcial, so could not remain long. but left for New Mexico on Thursday evenings train
 Every one is requested to be at the school house on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock as there will be a meet ing there at that time for the purpose of organizing a Sunday school
 Several teams pass daily hauling gravel from the river for use in con struction of the cement bridges over the Grand canal. The haulers have a camp down near the river
 Miss Emma Curtis is stopping this week with Mrs. Barry
 The school board paid the school a visit on Thursday morning
 Mrs. Chester Mathers spent Wednes- day with Mrs | Fort Johnson.
 The Ladies Home Life Circle met on Thursday with Miss Winifred Pritch- ett. Mrs Johnson had charge of the program and an interesting and profit able afternoon was spent. It being the time for the monthly election of off cers. Mrs. Edson was reelected pres ident, Mrs. Thompson, vice president and Miss Johnson, secretary. The meeting next week will be with Mrs. s. NJ. Wilson
 Mrs. Barnum has sold her place to Mir. Anderson of the Buckeye Lumber company.
 The goldbug is buzzing in Mir. Mes ser's ear. He is going prospecting and We hope he returns with success and much gold.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester Mathers took dinner Sunday with the home folks.
 Jack DOwney is working for the Messer Pickle Works.
 Mrs. Alfred Johnson is quite i'll with a cold.
 MT. Trotter of the East Side Grocery has gone to Bouse for gold.
 c. N. Wilson. the enterprising gro- cery man. patronized by residents of the Wilson district is contemplating the erection of a new building for ac- of his increasing busi- ness.
 NJ. A. Stanford is improving his place by the making of a neat fence around the house and yard.
 Will Pritchett has bought a lot in Collins Addition and will erect a nice cement residence. all of which looks very suspicious.
 Mir and Mrs. Stanford have been en- toying visit from their son and wife. from Tombstone. They were also vis- tied by their grandson and Miss Buth- CT. sister of Mrs. Stanford. MT. Jr.. is a lawyer with good practice in Tombstone.