Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
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Scottsdale. Ariz., May 9.-School closed Friday with picnic at Hole in the Rock which was a very enjoyable affair for both old and young. Most of the children and mothers of the neighbOrhood were there, but the fath CTS were conspicuous by their absence.
 Mrs. Starkey in company with Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Tribolet of Phoenix were at the picnic Mrs. starkey will spend several days here with her par ents. MT. and Mrs. NJ. Hayden.
 Brown and Hayden shipped some beef cattle Friday. The cattle were purchased by J:-D. Parks of Clifton.
 MT. Colvin sold MT. Brown a calf which he delivered last Tuesday.
 c. E. Hill traded his milk COW for horse. It was getting too warm to use the milk to good advantage where he resides
 ' Frank Frazier has out-winded the measles and is around again. He says he. can. get along without any more measles.
 The Georges entertained the ladies of Scottsdale Saturday afternoon at good wish shower for Miss Swain. Each lady brought her good wishes written on card which was read and then all were tied in an album. Mrs. Scott presented Miss Swain with a paintiig. by herself. of Tujiyoma from a photograph of the mountain taken by one of her daughters some time ago while visiting Japan.
 Miss Perna Frazier sent Miss Swain China cup and saucer.
 Herbert Smith. one of our substan- tial Indian friends, and his wife with two grandchildren were thrown from a rig and bruised considerably in a run away accident Saturday.
 The Indians now have two headers. Several of them headed by Joseph Vel lington and Silas Burk, have just pur- chased a new one.
 Mrs Haynie has received word of the death of brother-in-law in Missouri.
 W. A. Giles of the Hotel Adams and a party were out here Thursday in his big machine and let the contract to Joe Montana and Theodore Baldanagro to put in 12O acres of the land he Is having cleared here, to milo maize. r Mr. Van Kleeck has been somewhat ! indisposed, but not sick however. He has discontinued his stage services be- tween here and Phoenix to. rest up a while before taking charge of the stage and mail route in July. John Isaac will quit then and MT. Van Kieeck will take up the work, having secured the government contract to carry the mail MT. Isaac did not bid this time | John Isaac has had the mail route between here and Phoenix for over nine years and has given complete sat ! isfaction. He has many friends here and all along the route who will be sorry to see him quit.
 Mir. Albert, assistant commissioner of Indian affairs, made a short visit al the mission near here Friday, calling l on Dr Ellis. MT. Sharp and Mir. Alex ! ander. ,
 w. E. Walters of South Carolina ant lately of Phoenix has accepted a posi-
 tion 'in Mir Browns store here.
 Dr, Ellis and Joseph Wellington wer'
 subp0enaed,' as witnesses in case O i violation of the Edmunds act by al
 Indian. The trial came up Monday.
 The Graves family, in company witl
 Mr. Van sKleeck and NIT. Long. made { trip to McDowell Thursday. returninl Friday evening. They expected to sta,
 longer. but the nights were pretty coo for camping. ,, Mrs. Frank Frazier has the measle , now, but is not very sick with them. Il Chaplain and Mrs. Scozt will leav Tuesday for California. Charles Miller is having forty acre j Of hay baled hy a baling crew iron < Tempe.