Arizona republican., 1910-06-06
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.

Osborn. June 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Jay red attended the Whitton sale and purchased two lots.
 Mrs. Austin died at her home east of the ostrich farm since our last is- sue. She had been a resident of the valley only a short time and was not an invalid.
 Mir. and Mrs. Worden spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. S K Phillips Mrs Rudolph Wicky is at the os- trich farm this week making raw feathers into 'plumes.
 Rev and Mrs. E. N. Phillips were making calls on friends in our dis trict last week
 Mrs. Flora Bone has contracted for the construction of two cottages on her lots west of Mayor F. M. Lam sons property. Major Lamson is erecting a tank and will supply these cottages with water pumped by a gasoline engine.
 The Earnhart sale occurred last Friday afternoon. The attendance was good and everything brought fair prices. Mrs. Earnhart, with her daughter, Miss Beulah Hamilton, left for San Diego, Cal, last Saturday evening, where they expect to spend the summer. MT. Earnhart will look after his interests in Kirkland for some time before joining them in California
 The birds from the ostrich farm have been moved over the river. There were twelve loads, each wagon hauling twelve birds Mir McNeil has the place rented until October which he is willing to re-rent. Mir Jantzen bought the birds.
 Considerable harvesting has been going on during the last week The Doris grain has been headed. The Hellis threshed and the Campbell and Francis also threshed. Mir Creed and MT. Perez have done part of the work.
 Mrs. J. A. Redman has undergone an operation at the hospital this week. She is getting along nicely
 Rev. G. w. Forman and son spent Sunday with Mrs. Cage.
 About five weeks ago M. V. Warren left for Paso Robles, Calf, accom- panied by Mrs. Robert Friedel. His condition did not improve and he was brought home, arriving here Saturday morning and was immediately taken to the Sisters of Mercy hospital. He is attended day and night by a nurse, and every care is given him. His condition is unchanged and very grave fears are entertained regarding his recovery.
 Mrs. Fields, a resident of Liberty. but formerly a resident of Osborn, is at the hospital. She is the wife of Rev. Fields who was pastor of Bethel several years ago. Mrs. Fields is able to see few friends for a short period
 Rev. Creighton left for Monrovia. Calif., with Mrs. Creighton. Miss Wycoff accompanied them.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bluch and family have moved from the Osborn district to the Wilson district
 An outing trip to Granite Reef was enjoyed by a jolly crowd of people of the Osborn district Friday and Sat urday. Time was spent in hunting and fishing. Those who enjoyed the trip were MT. and Mrs. J B. Hedgpeth and son, MT. and Mrs. Andrew Jacobi and daughter, Isabel. Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Bertha Clarke, Mrs. West, Miss Mary Tannehill. Rev. G. w. Forman, Misses Hattie and Lillie Morrell, Alice and Opal Tannehill, Gladys Osborne. Hazel Miles. Beatrice West, Lucy Clarke, Laura Tipton, La Mavontine Howard. Messrs. James McCulloch, Roy Osborne. Eli Chatham. Henry Hedgpeth, Russell and Howard Tan nehill, Aldrich, Keith and Kenneth Evans, Willis Miles. Lee. Neil, and