Arizona republican., 1908-10-24

] Mrs. J. G. Brooks and daughters, , Marguerite and Leola went to Phoenix 'tTuesday
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrews from the ave- hue school district were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Stump Tuesday.
 The democratic rally at Cartwright Hast Friday night was largely attended and a great deal of enthusiasm was shown by the audience as the various candidates made their appearance on the platform.
 MT. and Mrs. s. s. Green celebrated the goth anniversary of their wedding | on last Saturday evening. Cutie a number of Cartwright people attended The Literary society was not so well attended Saturday night as on previous nights, on account of the rain, but those present were well pleased with the program which consisted of reel | tations, readings, songs. impromptu tspeeches and a short debate in which some Of the ladies taken a part, number of musical selections were rendered by the Sapp orchestra which | in its self was well worth the effort to attend
 The Conference returned Rev. P. D. Gardner to the Cartwright charge for another year. Mrs. Gardner and Evelyn drove to Phoenix Thursday to meet him on his return trip.
 Charles Root purchased some pigs from Jack Brooks and brought them home Monday.
 Quite number of our people attend ed Buffalo Bills show Monday. Archie F'itZhugh has Will Maddox helping him mornings and evenings with his work Will attends school at Fowler
 Charles Cartwright was busy Tues day replacing some broken window panes with good ones and making the school house more comfortable gener- ally. MT. and Mrs. M. c. Glossbrenners went across the river to the ostrich ranch on the Broadway place Monday The coyotes are making a great deal of trouble for the poultry men of these parts lately by devouring their nice tat hens and just when eggs are such good price too. owing to the cool weather, M. List of the Valley Pride creamery only makes three trips a week to Phoenix now.
 J. G. Brooks sent a load of fat hogs to market Thursday.
 Several Of the ranchers are busy blowing grain land this week.
 The program committee of the Lit erary society met at the home of w. c. stump Tuesday afternoon.
 The ranch known as the Christy ranch. one mile north of Cartwright is being plowed and prepared for sugar beets. There are 10 or F teams at work there under the management of the sugar beet company.
 The Cartwright people are delight ed to see their representative in the scholarship contest, Miss Maggie Doyle standing so well and wish her to win. but they must not forget that it takes something more substantial than wish es to have her win. so don't forget to give her your subscriptions and make them for as long a time as you can. Also save her your coupons and be sure she gets them before they are worthless.
 Rev. Williams, pastor of the Chris tian church in Phoenix and R. O. Green of Phoenix, spent Thursday visiting MT. and Mrs. Charles Cartwright
 Miss Lulu Stump visited the school Thursday afternoon.
 The school prepared a literary pro- gram which was rendered Friday aft ernoon. The parents of the children were invited.
 Mike Wall has been busy this week at his ranch near Peoria gathering in a late crop of honey from his apiary there.
 The high school pupils of Cartwright met Friday evening at Mrs. Bone's to practice some music for the league so- cial.
 Mrs. Emma Stauffer and daughter, Helen. expect to come out Saturday and stay over Sunday, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wall
 Page Lively spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives at Peoria.
 J. A. Vinson loaded car of hay at AIhambra Thursday and another Fri day.
 J. G. Brooks hauled hay for MT. Vim son Friday.
 A republican rally was held at Cart wright Wednesday night. There was e fairly good turnout, those present seemed to injoy the speaking. Es- pecfally Judge Phillips part.
 The local branch of the Home Mis- sion society met Thursday at the home of Mrs. T. c. Brooks and made couple of comforts for Mrs. Brooks.
 Saturday evening at the school house the members of the Literary society will hold their regular weekly meeting. After a short business session there will be the usual program, after which the question: Resolved that the pres ent freight rates to and from Phoenix are just" will be debated. The speak CTS are as follows: Affirmative. J. A. Higgins, P D. Gardner and S. G. Rod gers; Negative, J. P. Ivy, Stanley How ard, Jos. Tompkinson. Music will be furnished by the Sapp Orchestra.
 The school received a nice load of wood Friday morning.
 John Sharover went to the city Fri day.
 Mir and Mrs. NofzingeT drove to the city Saturday to meet some of their relatives who have come here with the expectation of locating. They are stopping at the present with the NOfz- fingers.
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