Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
CR REIGHTON.

CREIGHTON. Creighton. July 9.-Another fourth with its noise and fun, its big bombs and scorched fingers. has come and gone In this district the day was rather quiet and some of the young people went to Mesa and others to the park. All had good time and nobody hurt.
 A very pleasant day was spent at Arbor Lodge. where number enjoyed a regular Fourth of July picnic. Those | who participated in the pleasures were MT. and Mrs. L. D. Libby, MT. and Mrs. Thomas McAvoy. Mir. and Mrs. W. N. Price, Mrs. N. V. Doplace, Mir. 1 and Mrs Geo. Libby. MT. and Mrs. Geo. Vincent. MT and Mrs. H. w. Chambers. the Misses Louise and Ester Vincent and Messrs. Robert and Stanley Price, F. B. Gales. Mir. Black and MT. Harvey. J. W. Moudy has moved back on the old four-mile house ranch. MT. and Mrs. Joe Carver visited Sun day with MT. and Mrs. J. C. Jackson of the Wilson district. Miss Pool visited Tuesday with Mrs. Nm. Creighton.
 H J. Egley was calling on Memo Yaggy Friday morning.
 Mir and Mrs. E. T. Smith will stay with Mrs. Smiths father. C. NJ. Etter. this summer while Mrs. Etter is away.
 Mrs. Jess Kleck visited with her sis ter. Mrs. Ernest Smith, Tuesday.
 The Independent Telephone company has had a crew of men at work on it's lines in this district this week. When this line was put up last winter very little attention was paid to the trees. etc, the wires in many places being strung among thick branches which, as soon as the leaves put out in the spring. began to interfere with the service. However, the company ex- poets to remedy this and all other de- fleets and we may expect No. 1 service in the future.
 E. w. Robbins moved with his family to their new ranch across the river this week
 Miss Hazel Ellericks left Friday for Flagstaff, where she will attend the summer term at the Normal.
 J. D. Bivin is cutting his third crop of alfalfa and is hauling it to town.
 J. Kleck cut fine third crop of alfalfa this week.
 Dick Osmundson and Miss Winnie Pritchett visited with MT. and Mrs. Chester Mahers Monday afternoon and in the evening all attended the fire works in town.
 F. H. Barker and wife left for the east Wednesday evening. F. H. Berk- shire will take care of their house while they are away.
 MT. and Mrs. Chester Mathers spent Sunday visiting home folks in the Will son district.
 Miss Emma Irwin visited Saturday with Gertrude Beller
 Wilrus Brown caught for Company B at the game played at the park Monday
 R. B. McRill presented your corres- pendent with a luscious watermelon one day this week which was greatly appreciated.
 Dalton & McAvoy are stacking their third crop of hay.
 Lyman and Verne LaTourrette help ed Marion Mathers pick a load of mel ons from his patch in the Wilson dis trict Sunday.
 Geo. Butts was a visitor in the dis I
 William Ham and Miss Clara Eugene Miles were married at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Alpha Miles, on the North Park road Sunday evening.
 John Pritehett visited with Marion Mathers Monday.
 Mrs. C. NJ. Etter and daughter, Miss Fay Etter, left Monday evening for Seattle, Wash. where they will visit relatives and incidentally take in the big fair. They expect to stop over in Southern California for a short visit en route and will remain until fall
 H. H. Creighton is wearing broad smile these days and all over having received a letter from his daughter, Edith, now Mrs. Floyd c. Golf. in- forming him of the arrival of a baby girl in the Golf household
 S. J. Tribolet moved a bunch of fine beef cattle from his ranch to the slaughter house south of town Thurs day.
 Miss Vivian Bivin is visiting this week w.-h Mrs. Ernest Smith.
 Frank A. Baum is cutting hay this week.
 Mrs. C. C. LaTourrette visited Thurs day with Mrs T NJ. Brown.
 Miss Harriet Beller spent Monday afternoon at the park.
 Miss Mabel Nofziger visited the first of the week at the Kleck home.
 Mrs. Gertrude Doris and Master Cleon left Tuesday evening for Los An