Arizona republican., 1910-02-27
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.


 Osborn. Feb. 25.-Serviees q: Osborn SuuG2Y. February 2, 1910: Sunday school a. 10 a. m There will h, preaching both morning and evening The morning ervices will be conduct ,d by Mir Moore. representing the Laynrn'S Missionary movement MT Burke of the Ahti-Sal0on league will deliver the evening sermon.
 I'he home Mission society win meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs ] C. Phillips.
 Tuesday evening ihc second quar- terly conference will he held al the church.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
 The monthly hnsineSs meeting of the league win be held Friday evening at dhe home of Miss Ella Tannehill.
 Monday afternoon a number of inc ladies have arranged t0 meet with Mrs. Walker for a quilting party. /ALrs. Walker iS the daughter of Rev. Me Kay of Prescott and 9 new arrival in our vicinity Mir. and Mrs. Walker are residing at the MnGnett place.
 Mr. and Mrs. Max VieuN and chil- dren of Mesa spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Al C;alpin.
 MT. and Mrs. James IIauXfurst and Jim Galiver. accompanied by Mrs. ln- gram and daughter of I-a Crosse, Wis consln, were sightseeing It th" Indian school Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs [. T. Allen spent Thursday in Phoenix the guest of Mrs. Houston.
 Mir and Mrs. Jones are preparing to move into their newly erected home.
 l. fs-l. af.a.F E.s bcrculoSis al her home on the corner Of Park and osborn School roads last Saturday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. Ncwkirk tame here about a year ago hoping this climate would prolons Mrs. Newkirk'S life, but she failed steadily all through the winter. Mrs. Newhirk vas born in Indiana and was about 70 years old. She was a Christian wo- man. being member of the Lutheran . church 4 few hours before her death she realized the end was near and wrote mesSa ges of farewell to relatives owing to her i'll health Mrs. Newllirk led d very quite life. Every acquaint- ance she could claim as q friend, and on her last birthday was remembered by her many eastern friends with postal shower. She is mourned by husband and four young children, who will accompany the remains east for interment.
 Mir Newkirk will sell at public auc- ton Tuesday afternoon, March l, his home. household goods. stock and farm implements on the premises. He eX- poets to leave the valley Wednesday.
 F. NJ. Berry and wife have returned n their home in Moscow. Idaho. They have spent the winter with their son, w F. Berry.
 Miss Vary Lamson spent Washing tons birthday with Mrs George Ale Iirc.
 Miss Helen Swiggett spent Saturday with Miss Aura Lawrence.
 News has been Received from Kel- win announcing the arrival of baby boy on the sixteenth of this month at the home of MT. and Mrs--James Mon roe Risinser. Mrs. Risinger was form erly Miss Bessie Hedgpeth.
 Mrs. Frank Howard and daughter went to town Wednesday afternoon.
 4 crowd of people from the Osborn district enjoyed picnic to Camel Back WashingtOn's birthday. Among them were Mir and Mrs. Paxton and family. Mir and Mrs. T. F'orman and family. MT and Mrs J. E. Hedgepeth and family. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Forman Mir and Mrs. c. E. Tannehill, Mrs. Clyde Evans, Mrs. Miles. Mrs. Clarke. j. F. Tannehill. Henry and John Hedgepeth. will and James McCullock. Miss Jamie Hedgepeth. Blaneh Tanne- hin. Alice Tannehiil. Opal and Fern Tannehlll. Viola Buck. Lncy Clarke. Rose Waugh. Emily and Mabel Dom. Eugenil C;lIscock, Ruth and Helen Evans. Hazel Miles. Joe Towns. Carl Clarke. Roy osborne. Willis Miles. Thurman Bates. Aaron Kuhles, Callie Moore. Russell Tannehill. Andy Baum ert and Bailey Phillips.
 X number of the osborn school pn- pils went on q picnic last Tuesday. where they enjoyed the day at Slate Qu1rry. Among them were Misses Beuldh Hamilton, Nancy Lee Heard. Beatrice Miller, Ruth Fnqua. Emma Bates, Genevieve Tkeroux. Eva Belle Hutson, Leah Hopkins. Angeline Messlin-. Aura Church. Ina Hawkins
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