Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-10
+. w. GRiFFEN,
Manager

The wedding win not occur until after
Thanksgiving
Mr.. Jewett has returned from Mis-
souri, where he went in the interest
of the valley. Mr.. Jewett has been
instrumental in bringing a number OF
families to Phoenix.
Vernon Vaughn is home again from
a two weeks vacation.
Marshall Humphrey returned from
Camp Atascadero Friday. He is in
company A.
Mrs. J. ]. Harris and daughter
Ethel spent Thursday evening with
Mrs. McElhaney.
Harry Hanna of NOgales is visiting
his cousin, Mrs A. w Galpin.
Mrs. Carroll Scott of Texas arrived
at the Indian school this week Mr.
Scott is the principal teacher at the
school
Miss Billiard is in the Sisters hos
pital receiving treatment for an in
jured foot. The accident occurred
some time ago, but until recently no
pain arose from it Miss Billiard is
matron in the girls dormitory.
Arthur Van Noate with other sur
veyors are surveying the Burroughs
tract on Mcdowell road
Miss Bourne is at her duties again.
which are the instructing of the pri-
mary adults at the Indian school.
Miss Helen Swiggett and Miss Luz
Gle Kelley. accompanied by Mr..
Humbert. visited with Mrs. NJ. V.
Warren Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Frank Howard and daughter
returned from Chicago this week.
Mrs. Percy Howard spent the sum-
mer in Prescott and has been home
about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bracket left for
San Francisco Tuesday evening over
the new road. Mrs Bracket was
quite i'll with cold few days pre-
vious to her departure.
A. ]. Mcclure of Portland is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. S. S. Scull.
He arrived last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlow and family
are living at the Toohey place. which
was formerly the Mahoney property.
Lieutenant Will Taylor came in one
day this week from California.
Lloyd Tritle started to school Mon
day morning.
John Biggorie and wife were WISH
tors in the district Sunday
Rev Forman was the guest Of
Judge and Mrs. j. NJ. Bates Monday
evening.
Mrs. James Creighton and son Car
roll returned from California Friday
morning.
Mice Edith r-,,aps &c bo,,,o ,o,o;,,
after spending several months with
relatives and friends in the east
Joe Monihan was a business visitor
Monday.
Captain and Mrs. ]. A. Potts at
tended the Townsend sale south Of
Yuma road Wednesday.
Mrs. Ralph Quinn and Mrs. Pauline
Peterson visited Mrs. Hedrick Warren
in the Cartwright district Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Irvine visited with Mrs
McElhaney Sunday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Hill were visitors
too, at the McElhaney home during
the day
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Barker returned
from the east Thursday morning aft
er an absence of several months Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Blankenship and
daughter. who were occupying the
home, moved to Phoenix.
Mrs. Jantzur visited the school
Tuesday.
Mr.. Fosburg had a runaway Mon
day morning while he was taking his
children to school. The horse be-
came frightened at a burning trash
pile in front of Mr. Morrelrs property
and did considerable damage to the
buggy.
Louis Killem and wife were in our
neighborhood Sunday.
Mrs. Forman has been absent since
the early summer and returns con-
siderably benefited in health.
Mrs. Coxon and children, Ann, Eliza
and Whitsett Webster, have moved to
Phoenix. Mrs. Coxon is housekeeper
at the Adams Annex. She has rented
her cottage to Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
and Mrs. Lowell.
f. f. VanKirk is having his va
cant cottage reprinted and papered.
1t viii be furnished and for rent with
five acres of ground
Miss Gertrude Baber visited with
Mrs Sam Bone Monday afternoon.
A business meeting of the league
was held Friday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. b. NJ. Fuqua.
Mrs. G. w Forman and son re-
turned from California Tuesday
morning.
Octavia Miller, a former Osborn
girl, took part in the contest Satur-
day afternoon at the Majestic. She
represented Fowler district. Miss
Nomi Krebs, of Osborn, however. was
the winner of the cup which was
presented to the school.
A challenge has been offered to
the pupils of Osborn from the Indian
schools to engage in a series of
spelling matches. The challenge has
been accepted and the teachers and
pupils of Osborn will be on the alert.
1t will be several weeks however, be-
fore these matches will take place.
CREIGHTON.