Arizona republican., 1912-04-10
PEOPLE
 IN CREIGHTON
Several Cases of Typhoid.
 Farm and Road Improve
 ments. Important Mass Meeting Friday Night in the School House.

CREIGHTON, April 9.-Much in- terest was shown in last weeks cleo tiOn of Water Users association of ficials. Most of the ranchers in this district seemed satisfied with old of ficers though a few wanted change
 Julian Powers shows signs of inn provement, he has been down with typhoid pneumonia for the past six weeks.
 The new concrete fumes which cross several district roads have proved successful and have led sev- eral of the up-to-date ranchers to figure on the cost of installing them on their farms for irrigating. Word has been received rom Frank Seymour (who spent the winter here) stating that he has been delayed on his homeward trip by the rains and washouts.
 Jacob Hirshey is having his land leveled and planted to alfalfa. He will make further improvements later in the summer
 Mir Moore's handsome. cement block house has just been completed. This with the improvements MT. Gass expects to make will render these corners very attractive. The grain that was sown late this spring is not doing as we'll as that which was planted earlier. MT WilcoX's young orange trees which he transplanted last fall are coming out very nicely the cold snap has not set them back as much as vas first expected.
 The baptismal services at the Mis- sionary church were well attended; there were four persons baptized. Henry Chambers attended the sale at Glendale last Tuesday. There was large crowd of ready buyers for the first class goods
 The Missionary church held its first communion service in it's new tabernacle last Sunday morning. A special address on the Resurrection of Christ" was delivered by the pas tor, Rev. H. Armstrong. The an- nouncements for the coming week are as follows: Prayer meeting on Thurs day at 7:30 D. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; preaching at 10:45 a. m, and in the evening Epworth League at and preaching again at o'clock.
 No report has been made by Dr. Sargent in regard to the water which the school board had analysed to see if it contained any typhoid germs Parents are very anxious to hear the answer
 Miss Inez Thrift has returned to Tucson where she will finish the term at the University of Arizona.
 Ira Rupp is having his ranch put in forst class condition.
 The reclamation service ditch clean ing crew is busy in this section. This is the proper time of the year to clean the ditches as there will be no danger of the weeds spreading by seeds.
 Verne LaTourette has returned to the University of Arizona. He seems to like Phoenix much better than the University City.
 Herman Smith who was employed at Munger's ranch for over three years will take trip to Germany, including several points of interest en route. He will be gone about nine months
 hylldl LdIouTettt WHo Has tuhcH up a piece of land at Casa Grande. will return for the N. c. A. inspection or April eleventh.
 Dunson brothers are doing much in the line of improving their plant, preparing for a big seasons work
 Martin brothers are having their tract of land leveled. The work is being done by Robert Colwell.
 MT. Helms is budding and setting lout his orange trees. He has one of