Arizona republican., 1910-04-23

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 Mrs. Harry Hancock and childrer and Miss Mary Cage were calling ir this neighbOrhood Sunday
 We are sorry to report MT. Lang. ley on the sick list again. Mir. George Libbey has had wei drilled and tank put up. He vii use gasoline engine to raise the 1! water
 Mir. Mcintyre was in town on busi- ness Saturday. Will Mosser is setting out four hun ! dred orange trees this week. Mrs. Amy Bogard has returned tc her home in Seligman. after very pleasant visit with her sister. Mrs Isam Phy.
 Mrs. Jess Kleck was visiting with her father and mother. Mir. and Mrs C. M. Etter Tuesday. MT. Fred Mosser has bought an acre in Pineair and expects to spend his summers there. Your corresponds ent hopes he will want some of his neighbors for company.
 Mrs. George Vincent and Mrs. Will son were shopping in town Tuesday morning.
 T. T. Powers was elected president of the Farmers Exchange.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack O'Neal of Ok lahoma, are visiting at the Langley home. Mrs. O'Neal and Mrs. Langley are sisters.
 Mir Rhinehart is hauling hay to town this week.
 Miss May Perkins won one of the s125 Rcdewill certificates. Miss Per kins was also one of the fortunate ones in last years contest.
 Minnie Miller had jolly birthday party lst Saturday. Those who en- joycd the afternoon were: Bernice Bivin, Katherine Kennedy, Emma Irion. Angeline Mollett, Cleon Doris. John Miller. Alton Tribolet, Emil Thrift, Walter Tribolet, Lyle Thrift. Fred Bivin and Frank Miller.
 Mir. POmerine has had his house raised and is having a porch built on.
 Mir. Charles A. Chambers and daughter of Prescott. are spending several days at the II. w. Chambers home.
 MT. J. Bivins is putting up some fine looking hay this week.
 The people of this community were grieved to hear of William J. Ar gals death. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Argall and family.
 MT. Jess Kleck is building house on the new road. one half mile south of the McDowell road.
 The people of this district were well represented at the circus.
 The second meeting Of the Literary society was held Friday night. The most of the evening was taken up in reading and discussing the constitu- tion. Allen Creighton resigned as sec retarv and Miss Hazel Elrick was elected in his place name com mittee was appointed to report at the next meeting. After the business was over few games were played and last of all lunch of sandwiches and cake was served: Those present were Misses Mary Perkins. Aromelia LutZ. Abbit smith. Caroline Lutz. Ruth Creighton. Rena LaTourrette. Hazel Elrick: Messrs Frank GegaX. Verne LaTourrette. Allen Creighton. Sam Kleck. Marvin Mathers. Jack Klcck, Harry Harvey. Donald Chiperfield. Frank Miller and Theo. HartwiE.
 Miss Fay Etter is reported i'll. IL is hoped nothing serious.
 N. \. Wilson and family left Wed nesday evening for their home in in- diana.
 Mrs. A C. Bellar entertained some friends from town "Wednesday.
 Little Dorothy McRill is on the sick list this week
 The H. w. Pierson family have had quite q siege of measles. All of the children having them. Four of them sick at once
 The auction sale at Mrs. ID. Cow drick's was well attended. everything bringing d good price Mir. Hanger bought the ten acres for s34O6. The Arizona Auction and Development company conducted the sale