Arizona republican., 1912-05-31
DO|NGS OF THE
 OSBORN PEOPLE
Party at Hole-in- the Rock. Missionary M e tin g. Tour to Roosevelt New Bridge on Cave Creek Road. Improvements.

OSBORN, May 30.-The Woln:n's at Bethel Tuesday The subject was Missions Special stress was laid on the Mexican situation and several ways of improving the negro condf- tion in the south were discussed After the business matters were set tied the members present voted a meeting to be held Monday at the parsonage. All members are urgent ly requested to be present
 After the Sunday morning services at Bethel a party of young folks drove to Hole-in-the- Rock. where they ate an appetizing lunch after which the party played games and enjoyed well rendered program. Among those present were Clara Wright Opal Tnnehill. Fern Tan nehill, Lydia Wright. and Messrs. Grover Hudson, Granville Fuqua. Will Wright, Russell TannehiH
 I. w. Vaughn and Ed Brown left Tuesday for trip to Roosevelt and several points of interest enroute. They expect to be gone about ten days; they will in the meantime look at some promising mine prospects
 The Iron Springs railroad station will be open for business the 18th of next month. The summer colony
 promises to be record breaker for size. Many improvements have
 been made over last years season.
 Steel girders have been put on the
 ground for the building of the new
 hr.i,1 I,a I
 on the Cave Creek road
 The commencement exercises at the
 Indian school l;.st Friday night drew
 the largest crowd in the history of the school The auditorium steps were packed and the hallway was well filled. many were turned away. Gov. Hunt spoke a few words. Dip lomas were presented to Harvier Adams, John Breckenridge. Mary Breckenridge, Emily Eunice. Paul Howard. Ethelc Hufford. Edmond Jackson. Eds Jackson, Florence Ja- cobs. Lucy Kipp. Joshua Morris, Frank Stanley. George Webb. and William Whitman.
 John E. Hudspeth sold fine lot of young cattle to Mr Heard. who will start an up-to- date dairy A carpenter, working on the new J. F. Cleveland house narrowly es- caped a serious accident when he fell from a high trestlc, but only suffered d sprained ankle and wrist Winfield Hartranft has returned from the University of California, where he has been studying the past winter He will he in the Tweed Hartranft party which will leave for eastern points next "Wednesday Win field will attend the summer term at the University of Pennsylvania. until school opens at Berkeley again Arthur Hahn is one of the latest Leland Stanford arrivals Mir. Hahn will spend part of the summer in Phoenix after which he will again attend the winter term
 Gordon Tweed and family will
 leave for Lowell. Mass. Wednesday 1 They expect to be gone about four months.
 The Young Peoples Missionary So- ciety met last Tuesday at the home
 of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Houston l Many interesting subjects were dis | cussed.
 William G. Wolfe has closed the
 deal in which he gained full posses sion of the once famous Elliott Evans
 d.: fry herd
 MT. oscar Yaple has returned to his | home in Kansas after an extended | business trip to this valley. MT. Harry Kay put an automatic I hay loader to test on his ranch on the old Black Canyon road. So far 1 it has proved very successful. Contractors are busy at work on the new Vaughn Bros store. the ground has been cleared and exc1- i vating will start within a short time