Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
OSBORN,


 OSBORN. Osborn. July 9.-The business sec tion of the league met at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Hedgpeth last Friday evening and decided to hold an ice cream supper in the near future.
 Rev G. w Forman and mother are visiting with MT. Forman's wife in Loma Linda. near San Francisco w H. Forman is in Missouri with relatives
 Mrs Allen is enjoying d visit from her granddaughter of Chicago Mrs. w J Murphy and daughter are at Iron Springs. Mrs. Shawk is at the Indian school for visit with friends.
 Mir and Mrs. Grove of Prescott are visiting with MT. and Mrs. J. T Bowles.
 Harry Thomas has new automo- bile.
 Mir. and Mrs. Garrett spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. J. A. Potts
 Mrs. S. K Phillips entertained Mrs. Leslie Adams of Phoenix Thursday.
 B. NJ. Fuqua came home from Parker to spend the Fourth
 Miss Bertha Allen is spending this week with her sister in Glendale
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. P. Manker are the proud parents of new baby boy.
 Dr. and Mrs Joseph A. Murphy are at the Indian school this week They will visit Yuma and Sacaton before leaving this part of the eoun- try.
 About 250 people gathered at the residence of MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Feel to celebrate the Fourth. A nice pro- gram was rendered and a most elab- crate dinner was served. The pro- gram consisted of the following se- lections:
 America ................. Audience Invocation ..... Rev. L. J. Hedgpeth Song--Star Spangled Banner".
 ..............M Miss Margaret Weber Recitation. ..... Miss Octavia Miller Song-"The Flag" ...... Twelve Girls Recitation ........ Eugenia Glasscock Grafton. n......J Judge J. C. Phillips
 Speeches by James P. Bates. James Creighton and pr. H A. Hughes
 The afternoon was given over to sports of various kinds. The follow ing is a list of the contests and win ners:
 Rifle Contest-Mrs. Ellen Fine
 Nail Driving-A tie between Mrs w. C. Hedgpeth and Mrs. Miles for the married women. while Miss How ard headed the list among the single women.
 Wheelbarrow race-Senie Bates.
 Egg Carrying-Mary Cage.
 Fifty-yard Dash-Keith Evans.
 Twenty -five-yard Dash. for Girls Helen Evans
 Verland Haldiman was the best runner among the little tots.
 Slender Girls Race-A tie the sec ond time between Mavauntine How ard and Mary Cage.
 Lucy Clark out-dIstanced all the other girls in the class termed mot slender
 Married Women's Race-Mrs. Jim Bates.
 Three-legged Race-Kenneth Evans. Hugh Creighton.
 The tug of war was won by Carl Clarks side after a fierce struggle of five minutes.
 The sun was beginning to lower in the west before the merrymakers could tear themselves away from the pleasures of the day.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas wimsett chaperoned d class from the Chris tian church to the Hole in the Rock on the Fourth
 Rev. Joel Hedgpeth and wife left for their home in Artesia, New Mex leo, Monday evening, after spending a month visiting relatives and friends. Mir. Hedgpeth is commits sioner of education for the Western college.
 Mrs. Ralph Quinn entertained Mrs. Justus Goebel and Mrs. NJ. V. War ren at Thursday dinner
 MT. and Mrs. Haldemar have moved to the Lee cottage.
 Donald Goodman has accepted position as stenographer in the of- flee of the Buckeye Phoenix railroad. During the high school commence ment exercises young Goodman rank ed among the first in the class in speed and accuracy.
 A large number of relatives gath cred at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Hedgpeth on Park road last Sunday. The event was in honor of MT. and Mrs. Joel Hedgpeth. who departed for their home in New Mexico the following evening. No guest by any other name than that of "Hedgpeth" or smith" was in | attendance. There were thirty-nine | present: MT. and Mrs l.. J. Hedg- l beth. MT. and Mrs. Joel Hedgpeth, l Miss Jamie Hedgpeth, Mir and Mrs. | Riley Hedgpeth. MT. and Mrs. Jesse Hedgpeth. Louis Hedgpeth, John Hedg- 1 peth, A. M Hedgpeth and son Matt | of Santa Cruz, Cal; Henry Hedgpeth, | Mrs. Ida M. Smith. c. F. Smith and family. C. L. Smith and family. and | Verne Smith.
 Miss Edith Evans and Miss Tracy | left for Philadelphia Wednesday eve ming to spend the summer
 MT. and Mrs. Noether of Parsons. | Kansas were callers at tho DOttS !