Arizona republican., 1909-09-25
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2
OSBORN.

10 a. m.; temperance lesson l. Cor. x:23-33; golden text, Let Every One of Us Please His Neighbor. for His Good Be His Edification"; Romans, xv.:2; w. l.. Feel, superintendent. Preaching morning and evening by regular pastor. Rev. G. w. Forman; Epworth League in the evening before the sermon.
 Osborn school opened Monday mor- ming with an attendance of 17O pu- pills, five teachers and one trustee. The school has gradually increased all week until the number has gone up to 175. Many are new pupils who. with their parents. have moved into the neighborhood recently. The work on the main building was en- tirely finished, but all week the car penters were busy transforming the pavilion into a manual training room. store room has been built in the rear and several sets of rings have been added.
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Hedgpeth were among the Phoenix visitors this week. Others were MT. and Mrs. N. c. Moore. Mrs. Frank Howard and daughter, Miss Buck. Mir. and Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs. Brown.
 Octavia Miller met with an acci- dent last week which fortunately did not result seriously. She was riding her pony to the home of Mrs. Frank Krebs. with whom she is studying elocution.. Just as she arrived the horse stumbled. She was thrown over its head and was rendered uncon- saf1 f2x tx... IA found she was not injured to any extent.
 Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Audra were in town Wednesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. V. Warren and Miss Adele Hauxhurst spent Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn.
 Herbert Lowdermilk returned from Wilcox Saturday morning and entered high school Monday. He is at the home of pr. Hughes in Phoenix He had the honor of dining with MT. Bryan. MT. and Mrs. Lowdermilk are located near Wilcox on a claim. They are much pleased with the country People are coming in and securing homes rapidly.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Wood and Mary, Adele and Helen spent Thursday night in town with Mrs. Woods mother, Mrs. Wilson. MT. and Mrs. Wood at tended Mir. Bryans lecture in the early evening and Mir. Wood attend ed the banquet later.
 Mir. and Mrs. Matt Morrell enter tained some relatives and friends Thursday. They enjoyed a splendidly Nnr. .A la,N. L- Der were MT. and Mrs. Feel, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. w. B. Morrell and Mrss. Ed. Brinimer.
 Mrs. T. M. Burroughs is visiting in Congress this week.
 MT. and Mrs. James Hauxhurst, Miss Adele Hauxhurst, Mrs. Robert F'riedel and Mrs. Ralph Quinn spent Wednesday with Mir. and Mrs. NJ. " Warren.
 Mrs. NJ P. Mauker has a nice new surrey.
 Miss Stewart visited with Mrss F. NJ. Hopkins this week.
 Misses Leona Haulot and Mary Haulot, accompanied by Leon and Helen Haulot, will visit with their mother. Mrs. Matthias Morrell. during Saturday and Sunday. Miss Leona Haulot is teaching at the Normal. Miss Mary Haulot is teaching near Mesa. Leona and Helen are attend ing the Normal
 MT. Andrew Jacobs spent one day last week with her mother, Mrs. J. M Tannehill.
 Mrs. J. D. Hawkins and her sister, Miss Mamie Chin and MissIna Haw- kins. spent the summer in Prescott and returned home Monday after noon.
 There will be no school on Monday on account of the show coming to town. It is thought best by the trus- tees to dismiss the scholars as the at tendance is usually small on such occasions.
 Mrs. Buck of Tempe visited with her daughter, Miss Daisy Buck. Fri day They returned to Tempe on the evening train. Miss Buck and Miss Swain are keeping house in Mrs. Vic tor Norris extra rooms. Miss Swain went to Scottsdale Friday evening to remain until Sunday evening.
 NJ P. Mauker sold fifteen cows to a dairyman from Bisbee this week. FL liott Evans also sold a number to the same man. Some of the COWS were driven to town Thursday to be shipped.
 Major Lamson is improving.
 Superintendent and Mrs. C. w. Goodman attended William Jennings Bryans lecture Thursday evening.
 Gladys FitZhugh is attending Cen tral school this year. Ruth Harvey started to high school Monday.
 Al. Galpin left for Tucson, as he is one of the contestants in the shoot that is to take place there. Mrs. Galpin left Saturday morning in com pany with MT. and Mrs. Twitchell for Tucson. Mir. and Mrs. Will Tyson will take care of the children during the absence of Mir. and Mrs. Galpin. They may return Monday.
 Mrs. William Grier returned from California last week.
 MT. Ellis made a business visit to the home of MT. and Mrs. Matt Nor rell Thursday and took dinner with them.
 Mir. Krell and family have rented the Lester place. They moved Thurs- day.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Miller are en- toying a visit from Mrs Miller's sis. ter, Mrs. Lilly Tarbut, of Reno, Tex.
 Maurice O'Neill is at home again af- ter a few weeks sojourn in Denver,