Arizona republican., 1909-06-05


 Tuesday afternoon.
 ] Mr and Mrs. Fred Woolsey oi i Glendale spent Sunday afternoon with Major E. M. Lamson and family
 Clyde Swartz and wife spent Monday with Mrs. Swartz's aunt Mrs. Smith Chittick. c. B. Wood and wife attended the recital at the School of Music We'd ! nesday evening given by Misses An na Luke and Annette Elder. Mrs. George Alkire was on the sick list the early part of the week. A merry hunting party consisting of Raymond Battin and Mir. Petros, Misses Maund Hawley and Vary grain fields last Monday A large number of birds were killed, and a game supper was the result at the residence of pr. Hawley on N. End i Ave, Tuesday evening.
 Miss Beryl Taylor has returned to Phoenix after a months visit with her parents.
 MT. Galpin of Mesa was the guest at the home of his son, A. w. Gal pin last week
 Miss Ina Hawkins spent Tuesday with Miss Geneva Downing
 w. C. Moore has been substituting for George Peterson. who has been unable to be on his mail route on account of illness.
 Mrs. c. L. Michaels mother. Mrs. Carrie Satterfield, has been spend ing a few days at the Michaers home.
 Major F. NJ. Lamson has again as- stunned charge of Lamson's Business college. He was doing the ranch act" for about eight months.
 Every one in the neighborhood is glad H. w. Wilkinson has purchased the northwest forty of the Kay ranch. Mir. Wilkinson has more land beyond this tract and intends donat- ing a right-of-way through this so as to reach his orange land.
 Miss Nellie McClung is visiting Mrs. Thomas Winsett this week.
 Mrs. H. C. LOwdermilk, Herbert, Esther and Ruth left Thursday eve ming for Wilcox to reside perma- nently.
 Frank Whitton sold his brick cot tage and one acre of land for s2000, last week. He also sold six acres on the eastern part of his farm for s5O0 an acre.
 Miss Irma Lee left Tuesday morn ing for Buckeye, where she is to stay d month with her sister, Mrs. George Day.
 Mrs. M. V. Warren was the recipi- ent of most delightful surprise party last Tuesday June 1st. It was Mrs. Warrens birthday. Arrange ments were perfected without her Knowledge, by her friends and daugh- ter. She was induced very much against her will to remain away from home Monday night, and be- fore she could reach home the next morning the house was filled with friends and when she entered the surprise was truly genuine. An ele- gant dinner was served. Among those who sent good wishes" and were present to express them were: Mrs. Frank M. Ovis, Mrs W. w. Armstrong, Mrs. George Alkire, Mrs c. s. Bergman, Mrs. B. O. Brown, Mrs J. M. Bowles. Mrs Tom Bur roughs, Mrs Hattie Cawthorne. Miss Mamie Chim, Mrs. Charles Dunlap Mrs. w. w. Edwards, Mrs Emmons Miss May Frazier. Mrs. Robert Erie del, Mrs. Justus GOebeI, Mrs. Harry NJ. Galliver, Mrs. George Golze, Mrs. Martha Garnet, Mrs. w. Grier Mrs. James Hawhurst, Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. Clarence Ice, Mrs. F. NJ. Lam son, Mrs. c. s. Michael, Mrs. William Matthie, Madam Penny, Mrs. Re- becca Phillips, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Harvey Patton, Mrs. Ralph Quinn, Miss Katie Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. M. F.. Sergeant, Mrs. F. r. Van Kirk, Mrs. Thomas Winsett, Mrs. w. A. Wilson.
 Rev. Earl Munger and son are visiting for a while at the home of Mrs. Laura Munger
 Helen Wood is recovering from a rather severe attack of whooping cough.
 Mrs. Brown entertained Misses Mary Creighton. Hattie and LiIlie Morrell, Wednesday afternoon at her home on Cave Creek road.
 MT. and Mrs. James Geare. Joe Geare and Miss Mae Geafe attended the recital at the School of Music Wednesday evening
 Mrs. Hugh Campbell and children left for their summer home in Flag staff Friday morning.
 Walter Goodman left for Los Ange- les Sunday night. His father &C., companied him as far as Needles.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank P Lee spent Saturday and Sunday in Buckeye, returning Monday at noon.
 Miss Flora LOwdermiIk left Mon- day morning for Tucson, where she is to take position.
 Mrs. Hattie Cawthorne returned home Thursday after spending sev- eral days with Mrs. Ralph Quinn.
 G. l.. Wilky and family attended children's day exercises at Cartwright last Sunday.
 MT and Mrs J. J. Meyers and fam fly of Independence. and MT. and rMs Clyde Swartz of Fowler were visitors ill Osborn district last week.
 Mrs S. G. Rogers of Cartwright