Arizona republican., 1908-07-11
FOWLER NEWS.

Mrs. Connell, who has been sewing at Mrs. Chas. Roots. returned to the | home of her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Brooks. Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Cagle, the Holiness Evangelist, with her force of helpers. MT. GagIe. Mir. Green and MT. Gregory, have re- turned to this vicinity after spending some time in California. Mrs. Cagle conducted prayer. meeting Friday ev- ening at MT. Holly's and will preach Sunday on in the school house. She was very successful in her efforts here during the winter and was able to organize a Holiness church with quite a large membership.
 MT. and Mrs. Richardson of Buck eye are visiting the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. Falkner. Mrs. Richard son will remain for several weeks.
 The report of the death of MT. Woods at the home of MT. Daniels in the west end of the valley q few weeks ago was a mistake. Mr. Woods was in a very serious condition and pr. Hughes stayed with him for several days to keep him alive until his mother could arrive. but he began to improve slow ly and Friday, July 3, was able to be propped up in a rocking chair and talk en to Phoenix, where he with his mother boarded the train for Tucson. their home. MT. Woods came here about three years ago from Texas and became very much improved in health, so much so that he risked going back to his home. But finding that his health was failing again he returned to the home of MT Daniels where he had been before.
 Leslie Hale is the owner of a new horse that he bought of MT. Stewart. He has had the buggy for some time but was very hard to please in buying a horse. He now has one of the incest outfits in the valley. Leslie, unlike so many young men, instead of being desirous of pleasing his best girl, had his mother in mind when making his new purchase. He and his brother came here this spring in order to learn the country and his mother is coming this fall
 Mir. Daniel and daughter, Daisy, started Friday for a visit at their old home in Alabama.
 Our neighborhood was saddened this week by the death of MT. William Mann. Mir. Mann had been sick for several weeks but was slightly inn proved and owing to the hot weather it seemed wise to move him to Iron Springs. It was hoped that the cool mountain air would make him strong again but he gradually grew weaker and passed away Sunday morning. July 5. only part of the family, con- sisting of Mrs. Mann. Alpha, MT. and Mrs Elmer Cartwright and a brother, John Mann, were with him. The fam fly came down Sunday night and MT. Cartwright arrived Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with the body The fun eral took place Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from Easterling & Whitney's undertaking parlors, under the super vision of the Rev. MT Williams of the Christian church in Phoenix. Inter- ment was made in Greenwood ceme-' tery. MT. Mann came here several years ago from Texas. driving over land with a number of other families. He owned a ranch six miles west of Phoenix and he and his family have been among our most highly respected people. He leaves behind him wife, three sons, Alvin, Ernest and Jake and three daughters, Alpha, Mrs. Elmer Cartwright and Mrs. Gibson of Buck eye.
 Joe Daniels has sold his stubble and a little alfalfa pasture to Clebe Cave ness for S400. Mir. Daniels counts this clear profit.
 Those who spent the Fourth with Mir. and Mrs. Haynes were MT. Faulk- ner and family, Mir. Horton and family and Ivy Wilson. The only cloud that shadowed the pleasure of the day was Mir. Wilson's despair. over his condi- tion. He has no cook and is continu- ally worrying about the matter. The girls were unable to tell whether he was endeavering to induce one of them to take pity upon him or whether he was worrying from force of habit.
 A large crowd of Fowler people spent