Arizona republican., 1908-12-12

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 made a good run and we feel justly proud of her even should she fail at 1 the last, but fail she wont if her friends l will give her a farewell boost" Sat urday.
 1 Fridays happenings.-The members of the Epworth League, with number of other friends and neighbors treated MT and Mrs. John Trowbridge to a surprise last Friday night. It was not so largely attended as was intended, owing to the muddy roads, however, a good sized party broke in on them with an accompaniment of tin pans, horns, and every thing attainable that would make a racket, the noise was so great in fact that Joe Coleman's horse be- came frightened and broke his buggy. After the shock, the couple were pre- scented with a beautiful present in the silver ware line, refreshments were served and jolly good time prevailed
 Sidney List drove to Phoenix and brought out Mrs. Shawver and her daughter Miss Nena, Mrs. Shawver visited until Sunday with her son. John Shawver who has been i'll for some time, and Miss Nena Shawver visited with her sister Mrs. John Trowbridge so that she might be pres ent at the surprise party.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. List drove to Phoe- nix Friday, that being the first time MT. List was able to make the drive for some time, owing to illness.
 The children met Saturday afternoon to prepare a program for an intertain- ment to be given Dec. 30th. A fish pond will also be arranged for that night, whereby the Epworth League will make an effort to swell it's local treasury Every one is invited to come You may fish all you wish at five cents a catch.
 D. 4. Williams of Fowler, Calf. ar rived Saturday and spent the night with his brother. Will Williams.
 Miss Lulu Stump had a friend from Phoenix visit over Sunday with her
 Ruth Bratton of Isaac came out home with Mrs. Arch Fitzhugh Satur- day and stayed over Sunday. She and Mrs. F'itzhugh attended church at Cartwright
 The Literary society met in regular session Saturday night. An election of officers occupied the greater part of the business session. The officers elected for the next term were: presi- dent, Fred Clark; vice president, Man ley Stump, secretary. Miss Lulu Stump, treasurer, C. c. Green; janitor. June Stump; program committee. Shell Mo sier. Sidney List, Miss Tompkinson. After the business session a program and debate followed A very pleasing art aF a, rendered by six young girls.
 Frank Brown spent Saturday even ing at the Glossbrenner home. Mir Brown carried his graphophone along and they all enjoyed a concert
 Mrs. Glossbrenner spent Saturday af- ternoon visiting Mrs. Charles Root
 8Ir. Mckinney of Phoenix visited Sunday with MT. and Mrs L. D. Rous- seau and attended church. MT Me Kinney owns a large tract of land in this community and has great faith in Cartwright, judging from the fact that he has recently invested more in real estate here; having purchased the Hi Eldred ranch. Mir Mckinney also helped to complete the church by a generous donation.
 MT. and Mrs. c. T. Root intertained at dinner Sunday. MT and Mrs. R R. Root, Mrs. Stacy, Miss Chapman, Milo and Orin Root
 Miss Fannie Breedlove of the Tempe normal school was home from Wed nesday till Monday of this week. Miss Fannie attended church services here Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Pickerel of Phoenix called on Mr. and Mrs. Asa Graham Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Williams. D. A. Williams, Mir. and Mrs. F. Brooks and children spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. w. R. Bratton of Isaac
 MT. and Mrs. Mcclure taken Sunday dinner with MT. and Mrs. M. C. Gloss brenner.
 J. r. Orme of Phoenix came out to his Cartright ranch Sunday.
 Preparations are being made for a Christmas tree at Cartwright.
 Mrs T. J. Walker and daughter ac- by MT. Walkers mother, attended church Sunday. The elder Mrs. Walker is here to spend the win ter with her son T. J. Walker. Her home is in Maredian, Mississippi.
 Dl. h. A 1uSHeS Ildue d DTOIeS- sionaI visit in this neighborhood Sun day.
 R. O. Green of Phoenix and Bert Galloway, an old Missouri friend of MT Greens, were calling in this neighbOr- hood Sunday. They paid a visit to the National Ostrich ranch.
 Allen Cartwright was accidentally knocked down and run over Sunday night by a light buggy. But forum ately was not seriously hurt
 MT. and Mrs. Dave Smith visited Mir. and Mrs. Price Sunday afternoon. MT. Smith is building a house on his ranch to be occupied by James Lewis and family. Mir. Smith has employed Mir. Lewis to help him with his dairy | work.
 NJ. List, J. Price and Sam Mcclure | marketed some fat hogs Monday. La ter in the week they purchased some | more of Sam Patterson to take the | place of those sold.
 Among the business visitors in the | Capital City Monday were: MT and | Mrs. Root MT. and Mrs. Rousseau, MT. | and Mrs. Mcclure, MT. and Mrs. Doyle, | Mr. and Mrs. Shoot, Rev. P D. Gard | ler, Arch Fitzhugh and Flyd Smith.
 Neva and Jennetta Root spent Mon lay with Mrs. Glossbrenner.
 Rev. MT. Latter, "Colporteur of the