Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
RURAL ROUTE NO. i.
REIGHTON.


 Creighton. July 3O.-The party given Thursday evening by Miss Rema La Tourrette proved to be one of the most enjoyable occasions of the season It was in honor of her brother Lyman, first to celebrate his twen- ty-first birthday. which oc- CUTS next week and secondly as farewell to him as he leaves Saturday morning with the N. c. A. rifle team. The evening was spent playing games, etc. on the porch and lawn which had been decorated with Japanese lanterns. At a late hour refreshments of cake and sherbets were served, after which the guests adjourned to their respect i've homes, tired and happy Those to enjoy the evening were MT. and Mrs Charles M. Moore, MT. and Mrs. Dick Osmondson. Mir. and Mrs. Chester Mathers. Mr and Mrs. Fred Karls, Mrs. w. F. Mathers, Mrs. Pauline Pet erson. and the Misses Gertrude Bivin, Gladys Fitzhugh, Alvina Peterson. Harriet Beller Inez Thrift. Ruth Creighton, Lilly Malay. Margaret Cur tis. Emma Curtis, Josephine Mollet, Libby Kleck. Mary Perkins, Abbie Smith. Vera Moore. Vida Moore, Edna Stowell and Messrs. Fred Bivins, Will rus Bivins Marion Mathers. Paul Mol let. Jake Kleck, Guy Chism, Maurice Curtis. Earl Hill. Harrison Williams, Harold Attenburgh, George Peterson, Frank Gegax and Theodore Hardwick.
 C. NJ. Etter was in town on business Thursday.
 Mrs Robert Bivins suffered an ac- cident last Saturday evening that might easily have proven fatal. She and MT Bivins had just returned from town and had driven to the barn where the horse was stopped MT. Bivins arose preparatory to leaving the vehi- cle when the horse became frightened and gave a lunge throwing him over the dashboard and beneath the buggy. Wilrus Bivins who was standing near caught the animal by the bridle bit. Jerking loose the horse flung him into the barn several feet away. Mrs. Biv- ins who by this time had managed to get out of the rig grabbed the horse by the head. The latter reared and throwing her began to paw and strike and before the men could beat it off. had bruised her quite badly. One hoOf struck her in the middle of her back, causing the most serious injury sus- tained Mrs. Bivins has been confined to her bed all the week but was re- ported better today.
 A number of the friends of MT. and Mrs. Thomas McAvOy, sprung a pleas ant surprise by dropping in on them Friday evening. The evening was spent playing five hundred. Those present were MT. and Mrs. George Vincent, MT. and Mrs. Henry Cham bers. Mrs. w N. Price. Miss Mae Me Avoy, MT. c. L. Dalton and Stanley Price.
 Mrs. N. C. Moore was calling on Mrs. Henry Schrader, Friday.
 The young people of the district are planning a hay ride. for Saturday night.
 Little Margaret Fosburg celebrated her fourth birthday last Friday. Miss Margaret received a number of very beautiful presents of which she is very proud
 Two threshing outfits have been at work in the district this week. one on the Tweed ranch, and the other be- longing to Fred Tait. threshed for J. H. Rhodes, R. J. Wilcox, H. w. PiersOn, O. J. Thrift. J. Eyer and Frank Baum.
 Charles Schiele is reported as being worse the latter part of the week.
 Miss Edna Kleck was calling at the j. B. Mollet home Friday morning.
 MT. and Mrs Dick OsmondsOn were calling on Mir. and Mrs. Chester Math- CTS Thursday afternoon.
 Jesse Kleck was hauling grain to town Friday.
 Mrs. W. J. Argyle was visiting in the Wilson district the fore part of the week
 H. NJ. Weber was a business visitor in the district Monday
 J. Kleck returned Saturday from a short visit to Prescott. where he went with a view of deciding on the de- sirability of that city as a summer re- sort. MT. Kleck says he was most