Arizona republican., 1908-11-21

| MTS. -. Rogers n1d an Old Ilne ! friend visiting her fair week. Mrs. ! lace from Los Angeles Mrs. Wallace i taught tine West End school several years ago and boarded with Mrs. Rogers during her school term. She i has returned to Salt River valley to spend the winter. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Wallace attended the fair several | days.
 Mr. Graham, a Good Templar organ iZer from Canada called the people of Cartwright together Monday night and after a short lecture he proceeded to organize a lodge securing sixteen members. There was at one time Good Templars lodge at Cartwright and the basement of the school house is owned by them. as lodge room.
 MT and Mrs. J. G. Brooks and fam fly went from church Sunday to Mir and Mrs. M E. Brooks of Fowler and took dinner and spent the afternoon visiting.
 Rev. Mir Post who was a resident of Phoenix a few years back but who is now living at Rockwell N. NJ, was a business visitor in Cartwright this week He spent Saturday night the guest of Mir and Mrs. J. F. Doyle. Rev. r. D. Gardner invited him to preach at Cartwright Sunday morning which he did very ably. Mir. Post full filled the missions of a minister in the NJ. F. Church South for ten years. but owing to ill health he was forced to give mp his pastoral work and only breaches occasionally now.
 W c. Strump spent the greater part of last week attending the conference of the Adventist church. in Phoenix 1 Conference being over Mir. Stump was out early Sunday morning sewing and disking grain in his alfalfa.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Doyle visited MT i and Mrs. $. x. Mcclure Sunday af- | ternoOn
 Mir and Mrs. Roy Butler attended | church Sunday at Cartwright.
 Miss Fannie Breedlove. one of the | Tempe normal school pupils spent part | of fair week at home. She stayed over [ Sunday attending Sunday school and ] church here, returning to Tempe and ] her school work early Monday morn | ing
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks and her daughter | Ollie drove to the Capital City Wed nesday.
 Rev. P. D. Gardner called on NJ. B. | Brooks Tuesday to see how he was getting along after his shake up last week.
 Mrs. Rousseau had a nice lot of canned fruit jellies and preserves on exhibition at the fair. She succeeded in carrying off several blue ribbons
 Will Rousseau failed to carry off the blue ribbon on light bread this year as he had been in the habit of doing Will was probably thinking too much about the girls when he made his bread.
 Mrs. A. J. Higgins drove over for Mrs. c. T. Root and the two of them went to spend the day with Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mcclure worked hard Friday to get her baby a new dress made so she could enter him in the contest for the prize offered at the fair for the pret- tiest boy baby under one year, but when she after much hurrying and fussing finally reached the fair ground, she met MT. and Mrs. Bright and their prize winner just coming down with the blue ribbon. Yet she
 
 the other mothers who got there in time for she Is yet sure had she been or time Tiff Newton Mcclure" would have secured the prize.
 Mrs. C. T. Roots hOusekeeper has had a weeks vacation returning Sat urday. Mrs. Root seemed to get along very well during her absence. Mrs. Root is SC much improved in health that she thinks sine will soon be able to do her own housekeeping.
 Mrs. Dave Smith has Mrs. ConneH the dressmaker at her house this week
 Mr. Cornell says he has broken the record of Arizona on chills for he had two in one day.
 Little Tiff Mcclure has been quite sick for a few days but is much i'm proved.
 A box social was held in the school ! house at Cartwright Friday night. the proceeds of which are to be used for new stoves for the school house Those used last winter were very unsatisfac- tory.
 The report cards for the pupils sec ond month of school have been filled put and the children are all making a