Arizona republican., 1908-11-15
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.
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FOWLER.

FOWleH.
 Mrs. Charles Olmstead drove to Phoenix last Friday and was accom- panied home by her daughter. Mrs. George Crawford, who expected to spend the week visiting old friends and neighbors of this district UnfOrtu- nately. Mrs Crawford became sick soon after her arrival and was too ill to be taken home until Friday of this week.
 Mrs. Haynes and daughter, Dorothy. visited Mrs Walker on the Maricopa road Tuesday Miss Dorothy remain ed until Friday and attended the fair Wednesday,
 Mrs. Gammell came over from Mesa Thursday to be the guest of her par ents. Mir and Mrs. W. J. Miller, for few days.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks and daughter. Mamie. visited with Mrs. Jack Harris, Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Flock took din ner Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins. In the afternoon Mrs. Flock called on her old neighbors, Mrs. Han sen and Mrs. George Kay.
 Frank Bell has been spending the week with his brother. Ray, at Frank Bryant's.
 The Marler thresher finished up the alfalfa seed threshing and pulled in home Sunday morning.
 Harry Hilbers and family attended the fair Monday and Wednesday.
 Amy Tompkins was a guest Sunday of Mamie Brooks.
 Mrs Barry visited with her sister, Mrs. Horton, Sunday.
 Myrtle Haynes drove to town Fri day for her sister, who had been visit ing Lucille Walker. Mir. and MI,. Jack Harris drove to the Glendale vicinity last Friday on a hunting trip.
 Mrs. Gardner of Cartwright spent Tuesday calling upon friends in Fow- ! Ter neighborhood
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks and children at tended the fair Monday and Thursday. Lucy McIlmOil spent Sunday with l Crissie Elliot.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ora Kennels of Cart wright spent Sunday afternoon call | ing upon Lew Graham, Mrs. Olmstead and John Higgins. Jack Harris and family attended the | funeral Saturday of the infant child | of Mir. McGee on Grand avenue.
 Gladys Kohl spent Friday night with Miss Mamie Brooks. Mrs. Connen and Jennie Lee Brooks | visited in Phoenix, Wednesday. Mir and Mrs. J. A. Higgins spent | Wednesday and Thursday visiting in | Phoenix and attending the county in | stitute. They remained Thursday ev- ening to attend a dinner at the Hotel ! Adams given in honor of Dr. l.. c. Lord. president of the Eastern Illinois | State Normal school at Charleston, | IT., who was one of the instructors in | the institute.
 A gloom was cast over our neigh | borhood the first of the week by the | death of Miss Della May. Miss May | came here this fall from Decatur, In, to live with her sister, Mrs. Hansen, hoping that in this mild climate she might regain her health; but she grad ually grew worse until death relieved her suffering. Saturday morning. She was buried in the Odd Fellows ceme- tery in Phoenix Monday morning, af- ter a short funeral service, conducted by the Rev. MT Gardner of the M. E. | church, South, of the Cartwright | church.
 Among those from Fowler who viewed the plucking of the birds at the Pan-American ostrich farm last Friday were Mrs. Higgins, MT. and Mrs. Sam Jack of Phoenix, Mrs. Brownsberger and Mrs. McIlmoil.
 Mrs NJ. B. Brooks, Mrs. Jim Ivy and Miss Lola LeBaron went to Flor ence the latter part of last week as l delegates to the Sunday school con vention. Mrs. Brooks came home l Sunday evening. but Mrs. Ivy and Miss LeBaron remained in Phoenix.