Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
Salt River Valley News
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 Creighton, Oct. i.-Most of our ranchers are already sowing grain Tor winter feed and others are preparing ground for alfalfa or sugar beetS. The late corn is now in the roasting ear and promises to be a bumper crop. though some growers report great des- truction bv the black birds. Milo maiZ which is a new crop here prom ises we'll The grain which grows on the ton of the stalk like sorghum seed is of a very good size and is said to make excellent chicken feed and is good for stock Then the fodder which is greatly relished by hogs and cattle yields a large tonnage per acre. The fifth crop of alfalfa is coming on nice ly
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Chambers were visiting in the Wilson district Sunday with MT and Mrs. c. c. Chambers.
 ]. D Bivers and family spent Sunday with Robert Bivers.
 w N Price and family visited with the Vincents Thursday evening.
 The many friends of Miss Pearl Eoehmer will be pleased to learn that she is well pleased with her position as teacher in the Yuma schools. Miss Boehmer writes that she has the fifth grade.
 Waldo Welto has contracted with the Republican to carry the paper to Tempe mornings. Waldo starts on his trip at four o'clock.
 ". P Padget has rented his ranch to Ray Rhinehart and will give pos session an once. MT. Padget will still make his home on the ranch however. as he does not care to live in town again.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. osborn visited with Mir. and Mrs. C. M. Etter Thurs day
 Jas Habecker was calling in the neighborhood Tuesday.
 c. NJ. Etter was a business visitor in the city Friday.
 Mrs. H. c. Woodbridge visited with Mrs. H. w. Pierson Tuesday.
 l. F. Chapman was delivering new alfalfa hay in town this week.
 H w. Pierson and family heard the Royal Hungarian orchestra at the Chautauqua Monday evening.
 Bill Brock was down from Wicken- burg this week and was in the neigh borhood calling on old friends Sun day.
 W. E. Gregory was here from Kirk land the fore part of the week visiting with his family.
 Dr. Lowe made a professional call at the Miller ranch Wednesday.
 Rev. c. H. Adams was out looking after his ranch Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. w. FitZhugh has been visit ing with her son A. J. FitZhugh who lives west of town for the past two weeks.
 Garden Cook is marketing his fifth crop of alfalfa hay. Mrs. w. F. Mathers and Mrs. c. C. La Tourrette were at the Clayson ranch after fruit Wednesday.
 w F. Mathers has rented from Mrs. H H. Creighton the ten acres adjoin- ing his home place. MT and Mrs. Jess Kleck were calling at the home of Mir. Kleck's parents Sunday. Al Frederick was calling on Chas. Bryan Thursday. Remember the Sunday school at 3 o'clock every Sunday afternoon. Every one is invited to attend W R. Hickman and wife have sold their place here. better known as Lees ranch to their son-in-law Hubert Hunter and wife have purchased a ! ranch west of town where they moved the first of the week. Most of our people attended either | the afternoon or evening performance l have a good show. of the circus and it seems to be the verdict of all that Ringing Bros. Mir and Mrs Dick Osmondson, were on MT. and Mrs. J. C. Jackson Tues l day. MT. and Mrs. Dick Osmondson, John | calling on MT and Mrs. Chester Math- | CTS Sunday evening. Fred Biven is working for Frank Whitten. Mrs E. T. Smith and Miss Faye Etter were shopping in town Wednes- day. MT. and Mrs. Memo Yaggy enter tained a number of friends at dinner Sunday. MT. John Creighton is reported to be improving