Arizona republican., 1910-09-26
Well, it's here.
Salt River Valley News
WILSON.

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 crowd of little folks gathered and the
 time was quickly spent ;n the playing
 of outdoor games. Many lovely pres
 ents were received by the little hest
 and hostess and Mrs. Johnson glad | dened the hearts of all by serving de- ! licious refreshments of lemonade and cake . MT. Warren Emery, from Kansas has been visiting at the home of his ! cousin, B. A. Leak He likes the coun- ! try so well that he has accepted the position of bOOkkeeper for the Farmers Exchange and will remain here through the winter anyway. B. \. Leak is run ming the real estate business connected with the same firm and makes the trip back and forth daily from home
 MT. and Mrs. F. R. Tower spent Sun day with old friends. Mir and Mrs. Stannard, near the fair grounds. MT Stannard began school as a pupil of Mrs. Tower, then Miss Mary Bacon.
 Mrs. Cage and Grandma Cage at tended the funeral of Mir Wright Wednesday. MT. Wright was formerly a resident of the Wilson district.
 MT. and Mrs. Sutter are back from vacation of two months spent at their old home in Oklahoma. They re- port fine time but are glad to come back to the land of perpetual sunshine
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Leak and fam fly, MT. and Mrs. Cleo Leak and Mo dine, Misses Georgie and Helen Will cox and MT. Emery spent Sunday ev- ening at the Barrie home. r. Emery entertained the crowd with some lovely piano solos
 Dr. and Mrs. Tony of Phoenix were visitors at the Wilcox home Sunday
 John Prichett, who underwent an op- eratiOn for appendicitis at the hospt- tai, was brought home last Wednes- day. He is reported as gaining stead fly.
 Mrs. Richard Osmundson and Miss Lena Shreck were shopping in Phoenix Friday
 School opened Monday with an en- rollment of 51 pupils. Mir. Curty gave the scholars a very fine talk apropos of the occasion. Individual drinking cups were made law. There will be no school Monday the, 26th, to permit the children to attend the circus.
 MT and Mrs. Thompson assisted in the celebration of MT and Mrs. l. l.. Hilrs ninth wedding anniversary at their home on Christy Acres last Sun day. A delightful time was enjoyed.
 MT and Mrs. Woodring were in Phoenix Tuesday.
 Miss Helen Wilcox and brother. Bruce, resumed their duties at the high school in Phoenix Monday. Miss Helen is with the seniors this term and Bruce the juniors. They will make the trip to town from home daily.
 P. I. Edson is running 9 refreshment stand for MT. DonifriO on the Territor- ial Gun clubs grounds this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Connelley are back from their vacation spent on the coast. They are located on the lower Barry ranch vacated by O. H. Karr.
 Mrs McEntire fell a few days ago and sprained her ankle quite seriously. She is under the care of the Christian scientist doctor.
 Mrs. Will Chambers and the girls were visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. c. Chambers Sunday.
 Nola Leak celebrated her eighth birthday last Saturday with a party. A lovely time was enjoyed by the little girls, and the hostess was the happy recepient of many useful and pretty presents. The invited guests were: Misses Mary Mann, Elizabeth and Alice Barry, Hope Edson, Leon Curty, Viva and Thelma Johnson, Carrie McEntire, Ruth and Harold Wilcox.
 Wilson's have had their hay on the Harmed ranch baled this week and are now busy hauling it to town.
 MT. and Mrs. C. T. Thompson and the boys spent Wednesday in Tempe, the guests of Mrs. Thompson's cousin, Lee Pafford, and family.
 Frank Noonan has been hauling wood this week from near Desert Inn. He has supplied the school, MT. Curty's residence and the Barry home.
 Anton Gold was the leader of a hay ride to CamePs Back mountain Friday evening. 4 lovely time was enjoyed. The g;Ils had baked delicious cakes and Irving Meskimons furnished his famous fTuIt punch and needless to say these delicacies were thoroughly en- joyed after the long trip to the famous old mountain. They got home at late hour or correctly speaking a real early hour. tired but happy. Those who enjoyed the occasion were: Misses Ida Woodring, Clara Woodring. Lena McEntire. Harriet Hayois, Adele HayOis, Viola Black, and Luise Agner; Messrs. Anton Gold, Irving Meskimons, Harrison Williams, Christian Agner, Frank Doner, Guy Chism, Ben Peter son, Edward Peterson, Jim Wilson and Ben Haskal.
 Misses Lucille and Lillian Meskimons who are attending the normal in Tempe spent Saturday and Sunday at home. returning to Tempe early Mon day morning
 Several cards and letter or two from MT. and Mrs. c. C. Black have been received by friends here. They made the trip to Greenville, s. C., with out special incident and are willing to come back to Salt River Valley al- reay. They expect to be here by Christmas.
 The Overland Telephone Go. has switched all phones on its line to its new central in Phoenix, thereby cut ting off all communication with Con- solidated phones.