Arizona republican., 1908-07-18
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 He was taking them to Phoenix to ship.
 MT. and. Mrs, Kohl went to Phoenix Thursday.
 "Wednesday afternoon Misses Doro- thy and Myrtle Haynes drove to Phoenix
 Brother Latter came down Thurs day to visit in our neighborhocd for a few days. He win leave soon for Globe where he will continue his mis- siOnary and Sunday school work We are always glad to welcome Brother Latter into our riidst. NJ. N. Allen of Mesa spent Thurs day night at Crank Bryants on the Marian ranch. Will Marian has been using one of Mr. Aliens wagons with his heading and threshing outfit and MT. Allen camc over for it. Walter Milligaa drove out from Phoenix Thursday afternoon and made trip to Dick Taylor's ranch, which he is overseeing during Mir. Taylors Eabsenee, and called upon friends in the neighborhood
 A great many improvements are be- ing made here this summer. Homer Green is building two rooms and a porch to his house. Joe Holly is paint ing his house and digging a we'll MT. Falllner has built an ideal corral hay ing a large milkshed upon the west side. AIr. Haynes new store is almost complete and is quite a credit to the community. The large shady porch on the front will be quite an inducement to the traveller tired with the heat and dust to stop and rest awhile and en- joy some of the luscious melons Mrs Haynes Keeps piled out in front to I'tempt the passerby Dick Taylor has a new hay shed. also has Joe Daniels on the Pratt-Gilbert ranch. Oliver Smith is cementing his cistern and making concrete boxes in his irrigat- ing ditches All these improvements indicate that people are prospering and have come to stay.
 Quite "a number of our people at tended the recital given by Miss How ards music class Thursday afternoon at her home. Miss Howard has been a successful teacher and has a large
 
 in membership of five new pupils for next term. Those of the class who could not attend were. Ellen and Katie Helm. Annie May Shanklin. Emma Falknerf Ruby Tompkins. Ethel HnrFis and Alice and Bulah Mosier Those who will be new pupils next term are Fannie and Rebecca Brooks, Elizabeth Ivy, Dorothy and Myrtle Haynes The parents who were present to see what progress the pupils had made were. Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. Gardner, Mir and Mrs. Green, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Me llmoil. Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Doyle. Mrs Dave Smith, Mrs. Charles Cartwright, Mrs. Ivy, and Mrs. Jack Brooks
 That 13 is an unlucky number and that Friday is an unlucky day has been established beyond a doubt by an incident which recently came to our notice. Last week J. NJ Cartwright and family started to the range to spend the hot weather hoping that the same ill luck which attended Mir. Cart wright on his last trip would not be- set them. On May 13. MT Cartwright started for the range for the spring roundup. They rounded up 175 head of cattle among which were 13 strays. On the way down they corraled them north of the Arizona canal and on Friday night they stampeded and g multiple of 13 escaped The next day Mir. Cartwright brought back band of 13 and Jim Woodson brought in another band of 13 and 13 are still at large. After this. we suppose. Mir. | Cartwright will avoid the effect of Friday and the unlucky 13 in trans acting any cattle business. Church AnnOuncements-At the ! Baptist church: Sunday school at 10 a. m, preaching services at II a. m.. conducted by the pastor, the Rev. Mir Draper. Young Peoples meeting at 7,3O D. m. and preaching at D. m. At the Holiness church-Sundav school at 10 a. m., preaching at II a. m. by the Rev. MT Davies of Phoe- | nix. Also preaching in the evening | The Holiness prayer meeting was held 1 this week on Friday evening at Mrs | Newtons. Brother Draper will preach Sunday afternoon at the Isaac school I house