Arizona republican., 1909-08-21

early part of the week with bad cold but is improving rapidly.
 John Montgomery and little sons came down from Prescott and visited a few days with MT. and Mrs. Wad- lington MT Montgomery lives in the flourishing Buckeye country, but was enjoying a little stay with his wife and children when news of diphtheria warned him to take his little ones southwark Mrs. Montgomery and baby will come down in about week.
 MT. Denny, who has been residing northeast Of the city, died last Mon day afternoon.
 Louie J. Thompson visited in this district last Wednesday.
 Jerry Sullivan returned home from a short visit in California. Mrs. Peterson chaperoned a merry hayrack party last Tuesday evening to Tempe. The merrymakers consisted of Misses Alvina Peterson, Eunice, Ger trude and Lillie Morris, Ruth Harvey. Bertha Burris, Messrs. Al Snyder, Earl UIlum, Billie Burke. Frank Hall, Guy Burris, Pearlie Morris, George and 1 Lawry Gamell.
 MT Kyle sold two milch cows some day this week.
 Miss Rosella Moore entertained a few friends on her fourteenth birth ! day, which was Wednesday. Those in vited were Misses Gladys FitZhugh, Lillie Morris, Ruth Evans, Opal Tan nehill, Fern Tannehill. Ivy Dom, Ruth Harvey, Alvina Peterson, Gertrude Morris, Eunice Norris Eda Schrader. Nora Statler. and Lawry Gamell, Louis l George Gamell, Willie Schrader, Roy | StatIer, Russell Tannehill, Elmer Morris, Keith and Kenneth Evans. Judge Phillips left his place in charge of MT. and Mrs. Graham during his absence.
 L. Morris and son, Elmer, returned from a trip to the hills this week. c: B. Woods left Wednesday morn ing on business to Navajo county.
 MT. and Mrs. James Geare were in town Wednesday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. B. M. Fugna left for Seattle Monday evening. They expect to be gone several weeks, and during their absence Mrs. Fugnas sister. Miss Senie Bates, will govern the Fugna household.
 Rev. and Mrs. Crutchfield will leave shortly for Jerome. For a month past MT. and Mrs. Crutchfield have been enjoying camp life in a moderate de gree. They retained their tent at the camp meeting grounds. after all others had departed.
 News was received in this vicinity announcing the death of Kenneth Goodman Tuesday afternoon near Fort Defiance. Death was caused by a stroke Of lightning while he was out with a surveying party. The young man was about 20 years old and had grown to manhood in this district, hay ing finished his eighth grade work at Osborn. During all this time he has gained many staunch friend among the boys and girls of his set. He was a good son and gave promise Of becom- ing a splendid citizen. A great deal of regret is expressed by every one at this sad news and the sincerest sym pathy is extended to the grief f-stricken parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Williams and Miss Jessie Lee Orr enjoyed Friday in 'le NlSiilty OL Giehudle. Iney spent the day with Mrs. Williams aunt, Mrs. Lucley of. Glendale, and the afternoon was devoted to slaughtering the white wings in the nearby grain fields
 Mrs. Andrew JacObi and daughter, Ruth, have been spending several weeks at the home of Mrs JacobFs parents, MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. TannehiH MT Jacobi was visiting his mother in Dubuque at the time.