Arizona republican., 1908-09-12
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Mir. Rays of the Maricopa creamery, was out Friday morning testing cream and looking/after the interests of the | company.
 The new house on the lot belonging | to the Maricopa creamery has been completed and MT. Palmer and family | have moved into it. Mir. Palmer has 1 charge of the West End separating station and drives there each morning to attend to the separating after which ] he brings the cream to MT. Wright at i the Fowler station, who hauls all the | cream to town in the afternoon. Mir. Moore, the carrier on route No. 4, still makes the round in his buggy, | owing to the fact that his motorcycle has not yet been repaired. The Woman's Home Mission society of the Cartwright Methodist church met Wednesday in our neighbOrhood with Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks. Most of the members were present and the regular business was transacted. Besides the | regular routine business, Mrs. Jack | Brooks was appointed as delegate to ] the conference which cOnvenes in Los Angeles in october. After the meeting adjourned the guests were invited to come out on the large cool porches 1 where refreshments of grape juice and assorted cakes were served The Rev. MT. Courtney, general Bap- tist missionary for the territory. was entertained by the Rev. M. Draper l over Sunday and preached at the Bap- tist church Sunday morning and Sum day evening.
 MT. Hansen finished putting up anN other crop of hay Saturday and took the men who had helped him back to town Saturday evening. Mir. and Mrs. Ora Kennels visited MT. and Mrs. J A. Higgins Sunday ev- ening.
 Miss Lucille Kelly visited Mrs. Jud Irving 9 few days this week. Thurs day morning she accompanied MT. and Mrs. Wickie to Phoenix in their auto mobile and returned to her home iR the evening.
 Miss Tina Brooks visited at Mrs. Jack Brooks in Cartwright one day this week
 Quin Faulkner and daughter, Eliza beth, drove to Phoenix Saturday and were accompanied home by Miss Fitz- gerald of Phoenix, who has been the guest of Miss Faulkner this week.
 Mrs. B. Marks and Mrs. P. H. Hayes of Phoenix were the guests of Mrs. Louis Kohl Friday of last week.
 Lucy and Johnny McLlinoil drove to Phoenix Saturday.
 The Rev. MT. Davies of Phoenix preached at the Holiness church Sun day. He drove back to Phoenix Mon day morning with Myrtle and Pierce Holly.
 Little Vida Moore, daughter of Car rier Moore, has been visiting at MT. Hansen's during the past week.
 School begins at Fowler Monday, Sept. II. with MT. Cutting as principal and Miss Le Baron in charge of the primary department. The trustees have been careful in selecting teachers, but unless those teachers have the CO., operation of the parents the school can not be a success. If you, as par ents, do not wholly approve of the teacher you are inflicting a serious in- jury upon your child to allow him to hear you express your disapproval Fowler schol has a right to be not only one of the best, but the best rural school in the valley if you choose to make it such. Let us enter this school year with the determination to get all out of it possible for the mental de- velOpment of the children.
 Miss Olive BrOwnsberger, who vis- ited at home over Sunday, returned Monday morning to her work at the board of trade office. She drove into town with Mrs. Newton.
 Lon Smith and John Carol of Texas arrived here Saturday morning to visit with MT. Smiths brothers. Price and Oliver Smith. MT. Carol was here last year and likes it so well he re- turned bringing MT. Smith with him.
 Will Marler took charge of the Mar Ter ranch Monday morning Edgar Stanley is working for hm on the ranch.
 Kelley Leeper. who hauls for the Pan-American Ostrich farm, drove to Phoenix Saturday for load of ma terial for the farm and spent the night on the Christy road at his uncle's, John Hancock, returning to the farm Sunday morning
 Elizabeth Ivy spent the day Wednes- day with Inez Brownsberger.
 Henry Hammel of Buckeye passed through our neighborhood Monday on his way to Phoenix.
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks took dinner Sun day with Mrs. P. D. Gardner of Cart wright.