Arizona republican., 1910-08-06

Livery horse, Wnlcn was tied at the church, slipped its rope over it's head. taking with it the bridle and finding itself free and seeing others going home from church, decided after much reasoning that it would be better to go home and spend the day in the pas ture than to stay tied up at the par sonage. and set out at once. Much to its disgust, after making good headway for a quarter of a mile, it was stopped and caught by MT. Nichols, no dam age being done. Wednesday d team belonging to Charlie Root having seen the freedom of MT. Lively's horse Sun day, decided to attempt a like stunt. Mir Root had hitched them to a rake in Alvin Mann's field and started to drive to his own ranch when the rake lurched and the tongue hit one of the horses. They knew the time was ripe for some fun so one horse gave kick and they both started and did not stop until they had run through the barbed wire fence, freed themselves of the rake and reached Jack Brooks on the Grand canal.
 Notwithstanding the premature pub lication concerning the league social at C. c. Greens last Friday evening. everyone went and had a most delight full time, just as the writer knew they would otherwise, there would have been no attempt to write up the event. At any rate, it is preferable occasion ally to have news somewhat ahead of time than to have it grow stale, as sometimes happens when events take
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 Miss Mary Wiley is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charlie Cartwright Miss Wiley will visit there until Mrs. Mann returns from her camping trip in the hills.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks and children board ed the train at Glendale Thursday morning for Prescott, where they will spend what remains of the hot season. Mir Brooks expects to join them as soon as his threshing is finished. Joe Whiteside will have charge of the ranch while MT. Brooks is away.
 John Starks came up from Buckeye last week to take charge of MT. Mann's and MT. Cartwright's ranches during their absence in the hills. He is at present. dSSAStihb Hii- III PNNNiHo in milo maize for Mike Wall
 Miss Birdie Banks came out from Phoenix Friday evening and remained over night the guest of MT and Mrs. Charles Cartwright. She accompanied them to the league social at MT. Greens.
 MT Reed who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Howard returned Sunday to his home in Lincoln, Neb. While here he purchased the sixty acres on the Christy road belonging to William Walton of Buckeye and ex- poets to make d home of it.
 The telephone was put out of com mission again by the storm Wednes- day night The storm was by far the worst in the way of sand. dust and wind and length of duration that Cart wright has had this summer. It did very little damage, however. outside of vrecking the telephone, and a dead telephone is about as big an incon- venience as one can well imagine.
 Mrs. Rogers accompanied by her son. Myron Rogers. left Thursday over the Santa Fe for a visit in her old home at Mt Auburn, Illinois. They expect to be gone couple of months.
 Miss Katherine Corsell. who lives with Mrs. Rogers. will be the guest for a few days of Mrs. Charlie Cart wright Mrs. Corsell is in Los Angeles put will be home in few days. when Katherine will go to Phoenix and spend the rest of the summer with her mother.
 TittIa uarr., Mann met with a very painful accident Monday. He ran hat it was necessary to take him to a doctor and have it cut out. pr. Hughes the operation.
 Miss Anna Miller. John Miller. MT. md Mrs. Wess Miller, drove to Phoe- nix Sunday and spent the day with heir mother, who is very sick.
 A camping party consisting of MT. md Mrs John Sheets, MT and Mrs. Shelly Mosier. Harold and Floyd Mo- Iier and Misses Alice and Bulah dosier, started for the hills Thusday. They expect to visit Roosevelt, then 70 on to Pine and the Mogollon moun- aims. From there they will go to Flagstaff and to Grand Canyon. Guy Sheets has charge of the Sheets ranch ! turing his fathers absence. and Criss l sheets is at Shelly Mosiers
 Bob Logue was at Buckeye the lat l CT part of last week, where he secured |
 positno with the Hassayampa l reamery. He will, collect cream over | hat part of the country. Mir. and Mrs. | .ogue expect to move to Buckeye Sat rday.
 The threshers are closing in with as the objective point. The Iarlar thresher is at Jack Brooks, ate is at Ashers and Elder at Coop r's. Elders machine is run upon the ocialist plan. Each man shares in the arning of the machine. They are do- lg very effective work.
 A large crowd attended the sale at -enry Wilkeys Wednesday. very Ountiful lunch was served to the -owd and a number of wagons were lere selling ice cream and various )ld drinks The chickens brought a cry fancy price. each one of the brown ghorns selling for s106 apiece. Sev- al horses were sold and some cat Q.
 The Rev MT. Phillips was out from hoenix Thursday making calls.
 Soreness of the muscrcs. whether in- need by violent exercise or injury. is