Arizona republican., 1910-09-19
CREIGHTON.

ChEISf LIN.
 Creighton, Sept. Tt is some thing out of the ordinary to have ones pockets picked in the neighborhood Monday night some one helped himself to what change w. N. Price had in his pockets and took his new shoes while MT Price peaceful slept on. The thief went down the road a short distance where he put on his" new shoes and kindly left his old one for Mir Price
 Robert R. Black was a business vis- itor in town Tuesday
 Mir. and Mrs. George Vincent Mir and Mrs. w. N. Price and Stanley Price were in town Monday night, the ladies to attend theater while the gentlemen waited to hear the election returns
 Mrs Fred Karls is our mail carrier while her brother, Marion Mathers, goes with the militia to Atascadero, Cal.
 w. l.. Chambers was delivering some of his honey Thursday Honey is bring ing expectipnally high prices this year.
 This neighbOrhOod was saddened by the death of Mrs Anna M. Tait, wife of Fred Tait, who died Monday morning at the Sisters hospital. Mrs Tait had been sick for some time While she was not expected to regain her health it came as d great shock to those who knew and loved her. Mrs. Tait made this neighborhoOd her home before her marriage and has always lived here or near her since She was widely known and loved by all. She leaves her hus- band. children, mother sisters and brother to mourn her loss who have the deep sympathy of the neighborhoOd. The funeral was held Tuesday morn- ing at nine o'clock in the parlors of Merryman & Hoyt, Rev. Banks Of the Baptist church officiating. Among those who went to Phoenix to attend the funeral were MT. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Etter MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Chambers, MT. and Ms. Charley Bates. MT. and Mrs. H. w. Chambers, Mrs. w. F. Mathers, Mrs. Cora La Tourrette, Miss Rena La Tourette, and Frank Stutz.
 Mir. Gould was business visitor at the H. w. Chambers home Wednesday,
 J. F. Haigler of Tempe, travelling salesman for the J. R. Watkins medi- cal company, was in our neighborhood Wednesday looking after their inter ests, MT. Haigler is always sure of good orders in this neighborhOod He will deliver this order in November.
 MT. Voiles of the Madison district was a business visitor in this neigh borhood Wednesday.
 The election was about evenly di- vided in this district between the re- publicans and democrats.
 MT. Ozias and Mir and Mrs. Charley Bates are moving to their new home in the Wilson district. We are very sorry to lose them from our neighborhood.
 Mrs. J. R. Brown was through this neighborhood Monday on her way to the Catholic cemetery
 Mrs. Will Mosser and daughter were dinner guests of Mrs. w l.. Chambers Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Ryder, Mrs. Clark. Miss Boone and Chester Clark of Phoenix called on Mrs. N. V. Do- place Friday evening.
 Robert Etter and w. L. Chambers left Friday morning on their annual hunting trip. They expect to be gone several weeks.
 a Mrs. George Vincent and Mrs H. w Chambers went to Mrs. J. c. Jackson's Tuesday to get some of her famous group medicine. While there Mr. Jack son showed them hen that was turn ing to a rooster. While that was sound 'fishy" to some it is easy to be con- vinced by going there.
 Miss Lizzie Agner of the Wilson dis trict is spending several days as the guest of Miss Emily Irion.
 Mir Riordon was hauling poles for the overland Telephone company We'd nesday. The Overland is putting poles for Messrs. c. NJ. Etter w. l.. Cham bers, O. J. Thrift, Dalton and Ernest Smith,
 Adolph Shreck was a dinner guest at the Dalton home Wednesday,
 Will Clark was visiting friends in tES neighborhoOd Wednesday evening.
 The United States reclamation serv- ice has a gang of men cleaning the Grand canal this week.
 MT. Mingle was business visitor in Phoenix Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Creighton Miss Ruth Creighton and Allen Creigh- ten returned home Thursday after spending the summer in the mile high city
 Robert Wilson of Phoenix was vis- itor in this neighborhood Friday.
 Mrs. Agner of the Wilson district was calling on Mrs. IriOn Thursday.
 S. w. Higley was out to his ranch Tuesday. He has added many improve ments since he purchased his ranch two years ago.
 Mrs. R. B. McRill spent Friday after noon visiting with Mrs. N. V. Doplace
 s. J. Tribolet was out Friday looking over his ranches.
 Mrs. Wilrus Vivin Is spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. A. c. Bel Ter, west of town, while MT. Bivin is with the militia at Atascadero, Calf.
 MURPHY.