Arizona republican., 1916-09-07
Creighton News

After vacation spent in the moun- tains we are home again and glad to greet our reader friends.
 Many of the Creightonites have taken longer or shorter vacation trips this summer and will be re- turning from now until the opening of school September II.
 Mrs Mackey and son, Kenneth, have gone from Long Beach to Whit tier, where Mrs. Mackey is taking treatment from a noted doctor there. They have both gained in weight and arc feeling fine except that the pain in Mrs. Mackey's head and neck re mained. hence the change to Whit tier and the electric treatments. They expect to return just in time for the opening of school.
 Sunday Mir. Paul Irion and Will ford Vardiman went to Camp Creek and in the evening brought back with them Miss Emma Irion, who had been up there for two weeks. Mrs. Irion. who had to come home week ago on account of illness is much improved.
 The w. J. Osborn family instead of getting home on Thursday night as they mad planned, were hung up for two days on the desert near Moores Gulch with crack in the gear of the differential, which caus- ed, the shearing of the key, and made going impossible. Most every one who passed, stopped and offered as- sistance. but only the workmen from the shop could really help and tho men from the road camp were as l5ird as could be and supplied water and what food was needed. It makes one realize just how kind people really are to Dass through an ex- perience like that.
 Miss Grace Grimes, Francies Will son and Mrs. Earl Ream went to Camp Creek with MT. Scoringhan on Monday of last week. Mrs. Ream had been camping up there but was compelled to come dowr on Sunday to have wisdom tooth attended to Grace came back with Mir. Severing- haus or Saturday when he brought the Bailey family, while Mir Robert Etler brought home Mrs. Ream ano Helen. Frances will remain until Wednesday when the Severing gha uses will come home to stay.
 Freddie Wilson spent a week with his grandmother Mrs. O. Zane. oi Tempe. while his uncle was off or his vacation
 Miss Ruby Muldrow came home from Camp Creek on Sunday even ing a week ago, coming sooner thaI she had intended on account of hel mothers condition. Mrs. MuldroW mas heen very sick all summer, but is better the last few days.
 MT and Mrs. c. D. Etler are spend ing their summer at San Diego where they met their daughter and hei husband. MT and Mrs Jesse flaw lSins. of Bakersfield, and are all hay ing 2 delightful time.
 Mrs. T. T. Forman was quite sicl the latter part of last week and wa' confined to her bed for several days being threatened with typhoid ShC is now much improved.
 Mir. Gladstone sElerick and his unclt Jim Ilerick started Monday on 7 trip to Roosevelt for a few day. fishing. Glad thinks this will be al ideal way to end his well earned vacation. and those who really knov his uncle Jim know what joll, company he is.
 Perhaps the most delightful bit o news of the week was that of tn arrival of an eight pound baby gir at the home of Judge R. C. Stan ford Saturday morning at 7:20 Tn whole neighborhood is rejoicing wit them that mother and baby are bot doing well Little Sharon says "Nc we haven't named her yet. w cant find Q name good enough"
 The trustees or the Creighto school are having a new well bore just east of the old building and ar