Arizona republican., 1912-07-16
OSBORN

OSBORN, July 16.-vaugnn Bros store opposite the Indian school was broken into last Wednesday evening and a few things disturbed The en- trance was gained through the front door The panel was cut out and several other places seem to have been tried. This is the first time any such attempt at burglary has | been committed and the intruders left no sign of their identity. but the proprietOrs are on the lookout and it is hoped that the guilty parties will be brought to justice. The funeral of Frank Davis was held at the undertaking parlors of Moore and Mcclellan. The death which occurred a week ago Saturday came very unexpectedly, he being sick l cnly @ short time before death knock ed at the door of one of the valleys most stalwart and ever accommodate 1 ing men. MT. Davis spent much of l his life in the study of social condi- l tions and was a great help in this line during his short life here. He l is survived by his wife and son An l derson. Interment was made in the l Greenwood cemetery.
 l MT. M M Morrell, living on the
 Black Canyon and Indian school roads ! is recovering rapidly from the ef- l fleets of a broken arm.
 The stag party which made 8 trip l to Granite Reef, where a record fish
 l catch was made consisted of Bailey
 Philips, Wesley Speakman, Harold l Tannehill and Will Wright The boys ! say they made it a stag party on ac-
 count of it's being leap year. l Mrs. w. P. Sears has closed their | beautiful country place on Central l avenue for the summer Mrs. Sears l and daughters Pauline and Stella left
 l for the Cataline Islands last Friday, l where they will spend about three weeks of the summer after which | they will rturn to Iron Springs for
 the remainder of the heated term. l Walter Bennett left last Friday night for Iron Springs, where he will l join Mrs. Bennett, who has been at l the Springs since it's opening. They l will spend a few days at the resort
 l and then leave for San Francisco.
 1 where they will be met by Ernest l Bennett and party, who will accom- l pany them on their extended trip to l the Pacific Ocean Islands. | Miss Unce Mcclure is spending q
 few days with friends on the south
 l side.
 l Roy Osborn, formerly employed on
 | the Felch dairy, has accepted a po-
 l sition on the Hahn orange grove on
 l North Centray avenue. Roy has had
 l much experience in the growing Of
 l citrus fruit.
 l There are several cases of measles | in this district. sam Vaughn has 1 just overcome a siege of them. l Miss Ursula Weber will leave for the coast this week. She will be l gone about a month and will visit 1 other places of interest in southern l California.
 1 John Hedgepeth and Carl Clark
 are making preparations to attend the | University of Arizona this coming l term.
 Mrs. L. l.. Hedgpeth, who has been 1 bedfast for some time shows signs ol
 1 improvement.
 l Miss Thurman Bates, former res l icent of this district, is spending a l few days at the home of Mrs. E. M. l Fuqua on the Thomas road 1 pr. and Mrs. Ernest Baum. living | on the old Black Canyon road, nave l closed the country home for the l summer and will make an automo- 1 bile trip to the Grand Canyon anu l other points of interest in the north l ern part of the state, returning py 1 the way of Roosevelt and the natu- l ural bridge. Don Suttor, of Fl Paso. will accompany them on their trip. Palm Wilt is undergoing many l changes this summer to the beautl- | fying of the grounds.
 l The century plant on the lawn or l City Recorder Thomas home Is Tn ! bloom for the first time. MT. Thom- | as planted it about twenty-three I years ago.
 MT. and Mrs E. B. O'Neill and son i Maurice are in Portland, Oregon, where they are attending the Elks 1 convention.
 Callie Moore has been employed at the Vaughn grocery store. | The ice cream social held at the school house last Friday night under the auspices of the Mothers Circle was a perfect success. The crowd was not exceedingly large but just the size for a good time. This event l is the last meeting or entertainment tho cIuh will give until the season crens this winter
 Tho excayator working on the Ari- l zona canal is now about fourth of | Q mile west of the new Black Can von road and is doing the hurry-up act with the excavating Mrs. Kimball, who has been stay NTrc left for southern California where o,5 tho baafnd term