Arizona republican., 1909-02-20
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.

for all Sunday morning at II. The pastor, Rev. G. w. Forman, will preach on the subject, "Availing Prayer" text found in James ", 22.
 There will be no services Sunday night, so that every one may attend the Dixon meeting in the Elks' thea ter
 The music class conducted by Rev. Forman will meet Saturday instead of Friday night. This class is well worth attending. Rev. Forman is con- ducting special revival services at Cartwright, and a similar class is to be organized there. Several converts have been reported
 Harry c. Thomas has sold his grocery store at the end of the h. dian school car line to D. P. and George Vaughn.
 Dr. Shreve and wife of Troy, Iowa. were entertained at the Evans home last Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Shreve came from the same part of the east that MT. and Mrs. Clyde Evans and MT. and Mrs. c. E. and J. E. Tanne- hill came from.
 Sonic nice Navajo rugs have been received at the Indian school and are meeting with a ready sale.
 The fine driving mare belonging to L. J. Hedgpeth was shot by some careless hunter last week. Two vet erinarians were called in, but the bone in the leg had been splintered and it was necessary to kill the animal.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. V. Warren. Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn, Mrs. W. H. Henderson and Hedrich Warren com posed a picnic party and drove east ward to the orange groves and Scotts- dale, Friday.
 The marriage of Miss Flora Lam son to Sam Bone took place at the First Methodist Episcopal church last Monday at S:30 o'clock The bride looked beautiful in a travelling cos tune of dark rose, with hat and shoes to correspond. MT. and Mrs. Bone left on the 9:S0 train for Florence, and from there were to take a stage to where MT. Bone holds responsible position with the Lake Superior Copper company. The. friends of Mrs. Bone gave her three showers, at which many beautiful gifts were given. Aside from these. there were two dozen pieces of cut glass, several sets of solid silver spoons, one silver tea set, silver cary ing sets, two sets of fruit knives and many odd pieces. A number of pieces of hand-painted china, besides 8 whole set of white and gold dishes, were in the beautiful collection of gifts. Various articles of linen and Navajo rug were noticed
 Yesterday was society day in the different rooms at Osborn school. The B. B. L., in Miss Bucks room, gave the following program. Song, The Dearest Spot on Earth"
 By the Society Reading. .Dannie Campbell Recitation. .Imra Hawkins Song, "Old Oaken Bucket" Society Reading. ng..............G Gladys Osborn Song, Do They Think of Me at
 nome -..-................ Society, Piano solo. .........M Miss Buck Reading. Clara Rouch song, JuanIta' Society
 The program from Miss Smiths 'oom was somewhat longer and was by the two captains, Mary Downing and May Mitchell.
 A new bookcase was added to the Friday. Circulars regard ng the treatment of trachoma have been sent to every family in the dis .rict
 Miss Buck left for Tempe on last train and will remain until Tuesday morning. Miss Hickman will llso take advantage of the opportunity md visit with her mother. There will be no school on Monday.
 Wednesday was the fiftieth we'd ling anniversary of MT. and Mrs. M. 7. Warren. They went to the Bart ett ranch, north of Glendale, and lpon their return home, found an ex- client turkey dinner awaiting them. )nly members of the family were here. Out of ten children, seven we're present.
 Quite a number of fruit and other rees are being planted by the resi- Ients living near Virginia avenue and he car line.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Kennels of 1 were visiting in this 
 Mrs. George Smith gave a family ] linner last Sunday and invited MT. | md Mrs. Ernest Smith, MT. and Mrs. 1 W. L. Feel, MT. and Mrs. Matt Nor l ell, MT. and Mrs. w. R. Robinson, drs. B. Fine, Mrs. Robeson, L. B. 1orrell, Bill Morrell of Holtville, Cal, | md Roy Osborn.
 The funeral of w I. Neafie oc- urred on Thursday morning at 10 | clock The services were conducted | y Rev. Coats at the residence on | Worth Cave Creek. Mir Neafie died | week ago, and the remains were | aken to the undertaking parlors to wait the arrival of Mrs. Neafies | ister, Miss Ida Shepherd, of Brook yn, N. Y.
 The nurses quarters at the Indian | chool are being improved by ex- ending the room the width of the | orch in front and adding a bath and | wardrobe.
 MT. Staples, who has spent the l winter months here left for his home | n Alabama via Texas last Wednes- ay.
 Miss Elsie Munger and Miss Penn | erton and Messrs. Clay and James | 'arker drove out to Peoria and spent | and Sunday with MT and | irs. Payne.
 A party of Miss Munger's friends | oined her there Sunday and wit essed the sheep-shearing that was | aking place near the Parvin home.