Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
IIEHI
PERRY LAYTON LOOSES
 MUCH BLOOD FROM CUT
Slight Wound in Cheek Bleeds Too
 Freely Endangering his Life.

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 Perry Layton, a boy of about 17 years of age, was quite seriously hurt at school last Friday. The boys were cn the ground playing at the noon in- l remission, when Perry threw rock at arother rock It so happened that a sharp piece of the rock thrown re- i bounded and hit him on the cheek near ! the mouth. The teachers finally sue i ceeded in getting the blood stauncned. l just then Mrs. Layton came along from ! Mesa and took her son home The jar i of riding started the wound to bleed 1 ing again and it could not be stopped until the doctor arrived and sewed up the cut. The doctor stated that the ! boy had lost half the blood from his | body.
 Jas Lisonbee was down in his new ve-passenger car last week looking after his ranch.
 r. T. Pomeroy was down from Mesa 1 Wednesday on business
 Mrs. Weller and her son Richard l Searey were in Mesa several days this 1 week
 Mrs Thompson Ss., who has been seriously i'll is up and around again.
 Miss Viola Bullock visited with Mrs. and Miss Loretta Lamson this week
 Mir. Crook the Tempe water master was up several times last week look ing after the extra head of water from the rains in the hills
 Miss LCttie ROthbrock is staying with her sister Mrs. Peterson this | Mr iC- in several days at work.
 Mrs Emma Rogers visited in Mesa last week with her daughter Mrs An nie ArroWsmith
 Mrs, Grant Merrill drove to Mesa Thursday
 Geo. Rogers and others who grew cotton this year are still busy picking Help is very scarce and number oi the small boys are earning their dimes and nickles for Christmas picking cot ton after school hours.
 l.. $. Clifford is home from Superior MT Clifford has been freighting be tween Superior and Florence. He says that the late rains in that part of tn, country have made the roads very bad
 Mrs Lorens LorensOn did some shop ping in Mesa Thursday.
 The young ladies association gave box social and dance Friday evening The young ladies brought dainty lunch es in card board boxes. The boxes were auctioned to the highest bidder All who attended. report good time Several of the Lehi boys are gettin! in some good days blowing. MT. Lysl Power, Roy Wing and Richard Nel son are turning over their land. t MT. Ellis Johnson was down Frida, looking over his farm
 The farmers on the lower end of tn Utah ditch have been putting in ney gates.
 r The Indian ward elected MT. Bird O . Mesa as their new bishop with the tw I Baptisto boys and MT. Valenzuela Jr n as aids and clerk. The three latter ar all native Americans and promisin 5 young men MT. Bird will probabl | move down from Mesa Six of the boys in town were ou s Saturday hauling wood for those wh are unable to get out and get woo for themselves.
 Mrs Alberta Gibson who has bee here for two or three weeks with he 1 | in California.
 Dan Thompson and family spen | Saturday in Mesa with friends. The primary association has change it's day of meeting from Friday to Sat | urday
 No church was held in Lehi Sunda on account of the funeral of Charle Sellers and Layafett Dana of Mesa.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Shill spent Sun - day in Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Call Arnett drove dow ! ! from their home at the head O tn Mesa canal to spend Sunday with M and Mrs. A. o. Wing.
 Mrs. Lily Shill is on the sick list
 Mrs. Flora Peperson visited Mir f | Della Shill Saturday.
 Albert Harper has sold his Mes property and treated himself to a ne piano and q new buggy.
 Grant Byers, the little nine year-o ol son of Mrs. Tella Byers fell from
 tree Sunday breaking his left arm be low the elbow. Both bones were brok