Arizona republican., 1916-07-19
Creighton News

While cranking their car last We'd nesday, Mrs. George Vincent wrenched herself so severely that she could not straighten up for some time, and breathing was very painful. She has not gotten over it yet.
 Miss Margaret Forman spent two days last week visiting at the home of her grandparent in the Osborn dis trict.
 The Thomas Higgins sale Friday afternoon was well attended and things sold for a very good price. Mr. Higgins goes back to his old home in i Nebraska, while MT. and Mrs. Thomas go to Los Angeles to visit a brother of Mrs. Thomas who lives there. The Watkins family have leased the ranch and will take possession immediately. ! Mrs. Watkins is sister of Mrs Shannon Leeper. The Bruce McRills. 1 who own the place. are still at their old home at Gladbrook, Iowa.
 The canning demonstrati tion at the
 Domestic Science room Thursday af
 ternoon was quite instructive and
 several of the ladies who attended are experimenting with the cold pack pro-
 cess quite successfully
 At the meeting of the school trus-
 tees Saturday evening. several changes were agreed upon In the first place
 it had been positively ascertained
 that the four rooms could not pos
 sibly accommodate the pupils who are to enter the school next fall, so it was determined to remove the partitions
 from the wide hallway of the new
 building. and convert that into a room. ! of which Miss Grace Mauzy is to be the teacher. It was farther arranged to put in a pressure tank and drink : ing fountains, and make such other improvements as seem imperative.
 The school has to keep constantly improving and enlarging to keep pace
 with the community
 Dr. Franklin La Rue and family
 who reside in the Balsz district but
 still seem to belong to Creighton, :, started Monday on six weeks camp u ing trip.
 | Miss Helen Kyler. who was confined
 to her bed two or three days last week
 is much improved and was able to be ; at church Sunday.
 Mrs. Muldrow has been suffering
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 confined to her bed for several days
 now. She is sweet patient sufferer e but her friends long to see her well. ', Isabel Clark is improving little II every day, now, and hopes to soon he 10 entirely well, but is not expecting tC IL come back to Creighton to live. She D. is sadly missed out here. but all re-
 ioice that she is recovering.
 Mrs O. j. Thrift, Miss Inez and lit II tie Leah, Donald and Jack left Mondal . morning for a stay in Iron Spring u where they have leased a cottage. Mis- Io Inez, who graduated from the univer sity in June, and who had q severe at " tack of tonSilitis at that time. hope
 to fully recuperate while at tn 'n Springs and be in first class condition
 for her work in English in the Glob n high school in the autumn. '' MT. and Mrs. Errol McRill are re
 joicing over the arrival of secon
 daughter in their home one day las a' week Grandma Perkins and Aun |: Hattie are doing some rejoicing too. U The Ladies Aid is to have an d 0 day meeting at the home of Mrs. V " J. Osborn Thursday to tack comfort od Each lady brings one dish for tf ,s picnic dinne- at noon. The meetin re of last week was postponed ou Peach, fig and tomato canning ,sa the order of the day out here now, an rd as the fruit is excellent and reason ,ro able in price. every larder should hay r, good supply
 re The T. T, Formans entertained in dinner Sunday the Sevringhaus fan ,tt fly and MT and Mrs. Thomas. In u les ai'ei iiooi' tue Soups PeoPie iiet tue Mr. ~. .ne'i uS"ai H"iiuaS ai'ei iio' ~ sing" and all join in proclaiming
 enjoyable time