Arizona republican., 1909-06-05
WILSON DISTRICT.

Wilson. June 4.-Quite a number of the young people went picnicking across the river last Sunday. The party was composed Of Miss vena Queen Miss Emma Curtis. Miss Eve lyn Williams, Miss L.illie Maley, Thos Bromley, Will Bromley. Harrison Will Hams, Morris Curtis and Victor Hous- tan. If it had not been that the sun shone so hot and their camping place was so sandy the young people would have spent quite a pleasant day.
 Dick HefTin Of Phoenix spent last Friday with Joe Barry.
 The Wilson Sunday school expects to meet with the Creighton and Os- born Sunday schools in the near fu- ture and hold a convention.
 Miss Mae Chambers, Miss Ada Os- merndsun, MT. and Mrs. Luthers, Mrs. Wilcox. Bud Karr. James and Virgin King and MT. and Mrs. Barry were Phoenix visitors last Saturday.
 Mrs Malay and Mrs. Tweed return ed several days ago from their trip to Hot Springs. Mrs. Tait did not come until Thursday morning and she inn proved to the extent of ten pounds eX- tra weight.
 MT Templeton, who has boarded at the home of Mrs. Cage for some time, left last Sunday for his home in Ore gOn. He expects to return early in the fall, accompanied by his wife.
 Mir. Queen moved his family into Phoenix last Monday. They were good neighbors and all are sorry to lose them.
 Horace Fine drives back and forward daily from his brothers near the In- dian school Mir. Fine is assisting in the care of his brothers berries.
 Mrs Cuban spent Thursday with Mrs. John Mundall.
 MT. Mcclure our genial bachelor. has been lost sight of for some time past, so we were glad to see him once more. Sunday morning he spent in town and the afternoon with Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Johnson.
 A soap man sent out from Mir. Will sons grocery store was canvassing the for orders Tuesday.
 Mir. Erwort and family and Miss To- raine are tenting on MT Lockman's place. MT Erwort was formerly from but spent last winter in Los Angeles. Mir Erwort considers the Arizona climate far superior to that of California.
 Mir Edson was quite i'll on last Mon- day but is around among his friends again.
 Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Barry were calling on Mrs. Curtis Monday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Dodenhoff of Phoenix were calling on Mrs. Benja- men one day this week.
 Earl Wyatt was out from Phenix looking over his prospects on his ranch at the corner Of the Wilson school house road on Tuesday.
 Frank Hurley left on Monday morn ing for his home in Jerome Junction Frank has spent the winter with his aunt, Mrs Tom King, and attended St. Mary's school in Phoenix. He will soon leave with his mother to spend the summer in Montana.
 Hope Edson returned Sunday from a visit with Mrs. Tower.
 MT King was experimenting the building of a new bridge on the Will son road Monday.
 Tuesday afternoon the melon grow CTS held a meeting at the residence of their secretary, Bud Karr. Plans were perfected for the shipping of the crop, which ..ill soon be on.
 Mir Knapp, who has been working as foreman for the reclamation serv- ice in the building of the concrete bridges, is home again with his family.
 MT. Ambrose has just had 100 tons of hay baled. Messrs. Woods and Os- merndsun have also had hay baled, Mir. Prentiss with his outfit doing the work.