Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

ferred to Rocky Ford. Colo. and MT Mcintyre has been appointed in his place.
 Mrs Hanna will visit her niece. Mrs Al N. Galpin. soon.
 MT and Mrs Jerry Sullivan visited with Mrs. J. A. Redman one day last week
 Mrs Lowell and Miss Coombs went to town Tuesday afternoon. 1 Frances and Esther Goare spent Wednesday night with Mary Ryan.
 Helen Hughes Morrell was the quest of her aunt. Mrs. w l.. Feel, Sunday and Sunday night l Mrs. Bowles spent a few days this week with Mir and Mrs. J. L. Bowles.
 Mrs Costley intends leaving for the l east soon.
 ! A fair crowd attended the Hopkins sale last Wednesday. The property was bought by MT Hall, former resident of this district Mir. and Mrs. Hopkins and daughters left l Thursday evening for Los Angeles. where they will reside | The sixth month of school closed | Friday The usual half holiday was granted and those who were in regu- lar attendance during the month were Harry AshewiIl. Govt McElhaney. By i ron McElhaney. Morris Leftwick. Dale Leftwick Virgil Wiky. Esther Geare, Mildred Bowles. Carrie Redman, Yer land Haldiman. Merrill Mankie. Eddie Brophy Alfred Hanlot. Tom Frost. Agnes Smith. Charlie Smith. Helen Merrell Ralph Moore, Richard Orr. Verne Redman. Hamilton Beecher. Ba- gil Berry. Harold Wilky, Edgar Shim fessel. Harold Sealock, Lamar Smith. Duncan Hedgpith. Wendell Jaulzen. Victor Geabel. Neil Hedgpith. Jean Hedgpith, Beryl Church. Lola Krebs, Leta Manker. Zelia Moore. Mary Orr. Bessie Smith. Eula Feel Frances | Hedgpth. Hattie Hunt. Marion liar vey. Thelma Krcbs. Clyde Paxton. i Mary Ryan, Wilbert Allen. Ava Berry. Leamon Buck. J. B. Church. Ken meth Evans. Helen Evans. Margaret Forman. Teddy Gordman. Dorothy | Grable. Gaston Henshaw. Beatrice Kuhles. Dewey Manker. Evarts Me i Questin. Charlie Mitchell Stella Moe den, Alice Morgan. Harry Morrell. Loy ! owens. George Stewart, Marvin Feel. Frank Wartman. Annene Womack, | Tom Allen. Emma Bates, Irving Der | ry. Ada Berry. Mildred Byers. Hazel ! Church. Hugh Creighton. Ruth Fugna. -cDbard Fugna, Helen Haldiman, Dowell Kohl, Carroll Rhoades. Frank Teel Louis Wilky. Eva Belle Hutson, | Pearl McElhaney. Roma Mitchell. Lawrence Howard. Lucy Morgan. James Nicholson, Russell Rhoades. Howard Tannehill. Genevieve TherouX. Wilson Wood. Donald Kyle. Ernestine Berger. David Creighton. Keith Evans. Granville Fugna. Sam Haidiman. Beu- Iah Hamilton. Mute Hamnions. Grover Hutson, Mabel Nofzinger. Baily Phil lips. Ralph Phillips. MT and Mrs. Forman have returned to Missouri, where they intend to dis pose of their property and return to the valley. Mir. torman is d brother of Rev. C. w. Forman. pastor of Bethel
 The following poem was written by Aura Church. d pupil in the eighth grade at Obsorn: THE VIOLET. oh. the roses may be queenly. The orchids be divine. But they never can be sweeter
 Than this favorite of mine. The cowslip with it's golden hue
 May be beyond compare: But my little blue-eyed violet
 Is sweet as the morning air And the wild flower may be dainty
 When it's growing in the lea; But the lovely little violet
 Is the only flower for me And the lily is pure and refreshing
 As the cooling drip of the rain; And the speckled tigerlily
 Can scarcely be called plain. And the pansy, heartsease. may truly
 be called.
 With it's winsome baby face, Its lovely head upturned to the sky
 In cool and shady place. The golden hearted daisy
 May be better far and fine. And the violet not as striking
 As the scarlet coIuinbine. But of all that Nature has fashioned,
 The sunflower. the daisy. the rose, MY violet IS 10 all or them
 As poetry to prose.
 1 love them all. but somehow
 The violets. so gentle and blue: And of truth it seems to remind me. For blue. you anow. means true. oh. the violet is fragile and gentle
 As a modest. blue-eyeI lass.
  And hides behind the other flowers
 And in the meadow grass. You must hunt when you want the
 violet. And not often meet success: But here's to the glory of other flow
 CTS: I'll never wish it less.
 AURA CHURCH. sf.-$ f [