Arizona republican., 1916-11-18

some one phoned to the Republican office and found that Bonnet and Wells had been at the fair grounds for some time, but failed to learn that their steering gear had broken fast out of Higley and that some one else had brought them in. Some lconcluded that the racers course had been changed, and went home; but others-more patient or With more time to spare-waited a little logner and cheered the dust covered weary racers as their cars sped by. Special interest was attracted to car No. l. because Bonnet and Wells are quite i well known in this neighborhood Mrs. Ethel Mackey, Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mrs. Harvey Sevringhaus met at the home of Mrs W. J. Os- 1 horn Wednesday afternoon to work on the ear-tabs which the Ladies' Aid is making for the market. Twen- l ty-five pairs were finished off that afternoon and the ladies can handle the orders now as fast as they come lin. For any information concerning them, phone to 3J11 or to 10R4. They are just the thing for these cold mornings and evenings and are neat and becoming as well as comfort able.
 Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. MauZy was standing on a chair washing windows out or the side of the house. when | one leg of the chair broke through gopher run. throwing Mrs. Mauzy
 to the ground and seriously iniuring
 one knee. For time they feared t
 was broken but it proved to De q
 bad wrench instead.
 1 Fred Wilson has proven himself a decided success IS a pig growsr. hay ling taken a prize on each of the | two pigs he took to the fair. Fred ! has worked hard with them and de-
 serves all he got.
 | Donald Thrift. who had entered the ! hoys' cotton growing contest, has sold tsli5 worth of cotton off his one lhalf ncre nnd will have some more 1 to pick. Mrs. Thrift says if his 1 crop does as we'll as Donald's has, it
 will pay for the land on which t grew. Pretty good, don't you think Mir. Scott Crimes took ten head of his registered Jerseys to the fair land carried away several first prizes and the grand champion prize on
 one of his bulls. Mir. Grimes has some very fine cattle and the peo- Iple who buy his milk do not com plain of chalk and water.
 1 Mrs Kyler took a prize on some
 chickens and on two of her cakes while Miss Mary carried of a prize l for the most toothsome doughnuts.
 MT. and Mrs Ed. Harris and three children Miss Hazel. Frank and Jack tof Bisbee, who are attending the far
 and visiting relatives in Phoenix,
 were visiting in this community Thursday. Mrs. Harris was Miss Ger trude osborn and had not been home
 l.- .,-,-tr. frK
 Harris some six years ago.
 At the Teachers Training class l Sunday evening after League. the class closed it's work with a spelling 1 match on the names of the books of the Bible. Miss Ruth Mauzy and Miss Gladys Sevringhaus were she 1 captains and as each one missed q word he took his seat After all the
 names had been spelled repeatedly | there were about fifteen still stand ing. when Mir. Wilson changed his " tactics and had those standing spell
 the books as they came without hav- ing them pronounced. This thinned
 the lines to three on each side, who
 were still standing when all the six ty-six books had been properly placeJ and spelled and then it was declared
 a draw This class has the most
 fun. not to mention the quantities "l information they are storing up.
 our school teachers. while discuss
 ing this years Teachers Institute
 were heard to assert that they had
 gotten more real practical help out
 of this years work than any they
 had ever attended before.
 James Forman took secone prize
 on his Poland China pig at tfe fair and feels encouraged to compete with
 his father in the hog raising indus
 try. These contests teach our young
 sters more than all the lectures they
 could hear would do them