Arizona republican., 1908-11-07

7:30 D. m.; prayer meeting Thursday | at 7:30 p. m.
 Rev. P D. Gardner has been calling in the various parts of the neighbor- | hood this week
 The business and social meeting of | the EpwOrth League was held at the | home of MT and Mrs. Jack Brooks | Friday night. There was large at tendance. After a short business ses- | sion, a Halloween program consist | ing of music and recitations was rem | dered, followed by a nut feast and various games, and @ general good | time prevailed.
 Rev. P. b. Gardner went calling in the west end neighborhood Friday. MT. and Mrs. Garrett have moved on the Creach ranch. l Mrs. Price and Mrs. Lewis were | house hunting Friday afternoon. MT. ! and Mrs. Lewis have looked this part ! of the country over and have failed so far to find house for rent. MT. and Mrs. Lewis went to Phoe- | nix Saturday to purchase a house. | keeping outfit. They will occupy a part of the house room at MT Prices
  | ing for Tone Roach. Monday seemed to be market day | for fat hogs. Sam Patterson drove in large bunch, and there were also three four-horse wagon loads passed | by on the way to Phoenix. R. c. Shiflet was stacking hay Tues day. We wonder if Mir. Shiflet will make hay all winter Mary Doyle and Alfa Mann visited | the Misses Mamie, Jennie Lee, Henri etta and Tina Brooks of Fowler Sun day
 A surprise party was given Mir and Mrs. J. G. Brooks Monday night, in honor of their fifteenth wedding anni- versary. A number of nice useful presents were presented to the couple by the Rev. P. D. Gardner in behalf of the Home Mission society and friends and ncighbors. Refreshments of cocoa and cake were served to one and all. and a jolly good time was en- joyed. Those who were present were: Mir and Mrs. John Sheets. Mir and Mrs. Nichols, Mir. and Mrs. L. b. Rous- seau, MT, and Mrs. J. F. Doyle. MT and Mrs. Charles Root. MT. and Mrs J. P. Ivy. MT. and Mrs. John Trow- bridge, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Coleman, MT and Mrs. $. G. Rogers, Mir. and Mrs P. D. Gardner, MT. and Mrs. Charles Cartwright, Mir. and Mrs. M. List, MT and Mrs. S N. Mcclure. Mrs Wall. Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks and daughters, Evelyn Gardner. Elizabeth Ivy, Una Mcclure, Allen Cartwright, Edgar Brooks.
 Mir. and Mrs. GlOssbrenner and daughters spent Sunday the guests of Mir. and Mrs. S. N. Mcclure.
 Mir. Clyde Swartz and Miss Sophie Wilkey took Sunday dinner with Mir and Mrs. A. G. Shoot
 Election day at Cartwright passed off very quietly. There were 69 votes boiled here. The only excitement of the day occurred in the evening when the votes were being counted. A lamp caught fire inside. but was quickly cast out of the window, so no harm was done.
 Tom Horton and Al Shoot think they have the only good dogs in the valley as each have succeeded in catching and killing a coyote with their dogs
 Mrs. P. D. Gardner was a business visitor in Phoenix Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. T. Root visited Mir and Mrs. J. r. Doyle Sunday after noon.
 Jakle Mann visited Cloren and Mar shall Shiflet Sunday.
 Mrs. J. A. Vinson went to Tempe Tuesday to give her report as a con ference delegate to the Home Mis- sion society at that place. She also visited the Home Mission society at Bethel on Thursday for-the same pur- pose.
 MT Charles Root went to Phoenix Monday and brought home a new buggy.
 w. R. Bratton and family of Isaac. Will Williams and wife, W. J. Vinsel and family went down on the river Sunday on a picnic and hunt. They did not report their success.
 The people of Cartwright are very much pleased with the way their con- testant, Maggie Doyle. is holding up in the scholarship contest. Maggie wants the Arizona School of Music