Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
CARTW RIGHT.

Mrs. Jack Brooks visited her sister
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks of Fowler Sunday
 MT and Mrs. Garrett intertained at
 dinner Sunday Chas Cartwright anC | family, Asa Graham and family anC
 the elder Mrs. Graham. | A large attendance marked the mi. tatory service in the new church. | Miss Alpha Mann spent Sunday, the
 guest of her brother, Ernest Mann. | Chas. Cartwright is treating his | neighbors to some splendid melons oi
 his, own raising George Wilkey car. ried away one weighing 40 lbs. Edgar Utz surprised his sisters, Mrs. Shiflet and Mrs. Ernest Mann by drop ping in unexpectedly Monday MT. Utz came in from old Mexico where he has been travelling for some time in quest of health. MT. Utz is not so fascinat- ed with Mexico as some, and says he would not care to invest five cents in Mexican real estate. He expects to stay here until fall then go back to his former home in Imperial John Hawkins made his regular Tuesday trip to town in the rain. Tuesdays and Saturdays are Mir Hawkins regular butter days and he delivers the goods rain or shine Sam Patterson delivered two wagon loads of hogs Monday which he had lsold to John Hughes to be shipped Sam Green lost a valuable milch COW a few days ago.
 M. List found, and after repeated eff forts secured his lost hog and sold the tn Tnlar carried it to town together with some of his own.
 John Trowbridge left last Saturday | for California
 Mrs. C. M. Glossbrenner is grading ostrich feathers this week. They have moved the little house that stood down near, the gate to where it will be more conveniently located for a grad ing room.
 Mrs. Olive Tackett called on both Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Ernest Mann Sunday afternoon.
 MT. Ashby, from near Alhambra caJ- ed on John Price Sunday, to renew old acquaintance. MT. Prices father and Mir. Ashby lived neighbors in Texas some 32 years ago. Since that time MT. Price heard no more from Mir Ashby until since they both came here. MT Ashby came here from Oklahoma last January.
 At 3:SO Tuesday morning the rain began falling and a steady downpour followed until 11:2O.
 Mrs. George Tompkins and her daughter, Amy, and the baby, left Thursday for the seaside Mrs tVac mt to faoot, her Sunday school class last Sunday. she and her daughters having gone to Tucson for few weeks. Mrs. Chas. Root writes that she is gaining new strength every day at the coast. Her many friends will be glad to hear this.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks has a nice tomato patch that is yielding fruit for the daily consumption of the neighborhood and some are canning for winter use
 Ernest Mann began Thursday to cut his forty acres of hay. He has two machines at work.
 The Ladies Home Mission society of Cartwright will join with the other Home Mission societies of the valley in an all day meeting at the camp meeting on Friday, Aug. Sth.
 Friday night the regular business and social meeting of the Epworth League was held at the parsonage.
 Guy Will1ey met with a very painful accident on his trip to Roosevelt. He was kicked by a horse, breaking his jaw. It was not until he had complet- ed his trip and returned to Phoenix that he had a physician attend his wound.
 Chas. and John Tackett will leave shortly for old Mexico to look out a To- cation Mrs. Chas. Tackett will stay with her father A. J. Vinson until MT Tackett can build a home for her in the new country. This is MT. Packets second trip to Mexico.
 Rebecca Brooks is visiting for a few days with Stella Cartwright
 Rev. P. D. Gardner and family spent Thursday with MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ivy.
 The home of Mrs. John Doyle has grown to be the regular meeting place for the croquet players and several af- ternOOns have been spent very pleas antly this week.