Arizona republican., 1908-09-26
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
FOWLER

FOWLER
 Fowler, Sept. 25.-Owing to the dedi- cation of the new South Methodist church at Cartwright Sunday, there will be no services at the Baptist church at Fowler. MT. Haynes and family spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. T. J. Walker on the Maricopa road visiting with Mir Walk CTS mother who has lately come from Mississippi and who was formerly a neighbor of MT. Haynes when she lived here several years ago.
 Mrs. Jud Irving and mother Mrs. Jack Harris, spent Sunday with Mrs. Irvings aunt, Mrs. Jackson, near Phoenix. They drove over again Thursday to visit new baby that had arrived since Sunday
 Miss Mary Fitzgerald of Phoenix visited Elizabeth Faulkner over Sun day
 Mrs. McIlmoil called on Mrs. LeBar- on Sunday afternoon.
 Almost everybody from Fowler at tended the sale at John Meyers Tues day and reports one of the largest crowds ever seen at a sale in this val ley.
 B. F. Hill of the Pacific Gas and Electric company who bought the John Ellison ranch is taking his vacation this week and is spending the time tidying up the grounds of his country home.
 Mr and Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks took dinner Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. J. P Iv-
 Mrs Kelly drove to Phoenix Thurs day.
 Clyde Swartz made a business trip to Phoenix Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Holly and Mir. and Mrs. Wirt Holly drove to Phoenix Thursday to attend the Holiness con vention which convened in the Free Methodist church.
 Miss Kate Miller who has been vis- iting her sister Mrs. Gammel of Mesa returned home Friday.
 Mrs. Connep is now at the home of her daughter Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks.
 Those from Fowler district who at tended the celebration of the Crystal wedding of MT. and Mrs. J. A Vinson were MT. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brooks. MT and Mrs. J. A. Higgins. B. F. Hill and mother, MT. Hill and J. P. Ivy.
 Horace Ellison bought eight head from l.. C. Haynes dairy herd Thurs day. Mir Haynes had rented out all of his cows but owing to the defeat of some of his plans he Is obliged to hold them for a while.
 Mir. Miller and Joe Coleman made a business trip to Phoenix Wednesday.
 Jennielee Brooks spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Jack Brooks.
 Those who took dinner Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Joe Holly were MT. and Mrs. Keesler, MT. and Mrs. Wirt Holly, and the Rev. MT. Davies.
 Mrs Oliver Smith visited Mrs. Brownsberger Sunday afternoon.
 Mir Miller has rented Mrs. McEl- haney's ranch where MT. Stewart now lives. MT. Stewart will move on to his own ranch near the Agua FTia.
 That ranches to rent are in great demand is proved by the success of NJ. B. Brooks ad in The Republican. The ad came out Thursday morning and on that day six different applicant ap- peared among them were Mir. Burk, MT. Robbins and P. L. Zion.
 Owing to the dissatisfaction created among the ranchers by the drop in the price of butter fat at the Hassayampa creamery last month, a meeting was held at the Fowler school house last Saturday to see what could be done in regard to the matter. The official of the Hassayampa were present and compromise was effected by which the creamery agreed to make good for the difference between the price it paid and the price paid by other creameries for