Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-07-03

to James McIntosch was announced
one day last week
Rev. and Mrs. Crutchfield took sup
per with Judge ]. c. Phillips and
family Thursday evening.
Miss Ridenours nephew and niece,
Harry and Mildred Manley, of Tempe
visited her last week.
Elsie Avery, one of Osborn's recent
graduates, has just recovered from a
spell of typhoid fever. She is in Flag
staff
a. w. Gregg will be at home Sunday
for a few days visit with his family.
Upon his return to Florence his son,
Wallace, will accompany him for a
short stay.
Miss Vary Lamson will spend the
Fourth with her sister, Mrs. Sam Bone
of Superior.
party Of high school pupils assem-
bled at the Indian school last Satur-
day evening and went from there on a
moonlight picnic to Glendale, incident
ally visiting the beet sugar factory.
Miss Edith Evans drove to town
Monday.
Mrs. w. X. Boyle of Mesa, has been
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Whitton.
Ralph Quinn drove to the western
part of the valley Sunday
b. A. Fowler and wife have taken
apartments ar Palm Lodge till August.
David Moore. accompanied by his
sisters. Ethel and Rosetta, WIN go TO
Buckeye Saturday To attend the cele-
bratiOn of the Fourth.
Miss Irma Lee returned Monday
from a months visit TO her sister, Mrs.
George s. Day, of Buckeye.
For some time residents of this dis
trict have made complaints regarding
their rigs being molested while hitched
to the various hitching racks. In one
instance a valuable set of harness,
worn By blooded horse, was cut to
pieces east Of the court house. Many
whips and bundles are reported to have
disappeared. At another time n suit
case containing evening clothes was
taken.
Mrs. J. A. Redman has had 4 letter
from Miss Grace Brown since she
reached her home in Portland. ere The
letter states Miss Brown is feeling
stronger and hopes to be able to return
to Phoenix in the fall.
Last Saturday evening Frank Burger
and some other children were playing
and as he ran across q bridge a board
flew w and struck his leg. The in
jured lad suffered considerable pain
but IS now improving.
Madam Pinney called at the Smith
home Tuesday.
Miss Kate Lakeland is still at the
hospital and improving slowly.
The street car jumped the track last
Saturday night near the Chalmers resi-
dence and quite a number of passen-
gers were compelled to walk, as it was
the last car.
Mrs. ]. T. Perry IS able to be out
again after rather serious illness.
Mrs. Phoebe Of Phoenix was spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Radford
Beck. AS. soon as Mrs. Beck's eondi-
ton improves she will leave for the
east.
Tom Patterson. wife and mother
moved into William Willis residence
last week. They will occupy it during
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis.
Arthur Keene spent Sunday with
Randolph McElhaney.
Miss Lille Morris ent to Tempe last
Monday for a visit. Saturday she will
be Joined by her sister. Miss Eunice
Morris, and cousin, Miss Gertrude Nor
ris, and go to Mesa, where they will
spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Frank Avis and children viii
leave Monday for Colorado Springs,
where they viii spend the summer.
Rev. williams and wife will occupy
the Avis residence during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Ceare is having his home reno
waited in the way of new paint and
paper.
Misses Anna and Fannie Archer left
Thursday morning for St Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy visited with Mr..
and Mrs. \. ]. Smith Saturday even
ing
Misses Zell Halderman and Maude
Coggins spent Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Thomas Wimsett.