Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

canal road when she met two men, 1 one trying to ride a bicycle and the other holding him up. Just as they were passing Mrs. Grahams rig the mar on the bicycle lost his equilib- rum and his efforts to regain it frightened Mrs. Graham's horse which wheeled around and started to run eastward almost upseting the buggy and rushed toward the railroad track again. But Mrs. Graham succeeded in circling the horse on the narrow em- bankment in time to keep from being struck by the incoming passenger train which was close at hand. Emma and Stella Glossbrenner spent last week in Phoenix visiting their aunts, Mrs. Knifeton and Mrs. Caracker. Mrs. Glossbrenner carried Abram in Saturday to stay few days and brought the girls home.
 Will Bralton and family from Isaac visited Horace Ellison and wife Sun day
 The new south Methodist church house at Cartwright will be dedicated on Sunday August 3Oth. The Rev. Dr. W. F. McMurry, D. D., l.. L. D., of Louisville Ky, will hold the services. Dr. McMurry is secretary of the board of church extension. and is at present looking over the old Mexico fields in cluding the Tepec country and will stop over here on his return trip to dedicate this church.
 Mrs. John Doyle spent Sunday with Mrs. Sam Patterson. Maggie and Mary went down Monday and helped Mrs. Patterson prepare for her Cali fornia trip.
 Mrs. John Shawver writes that her baby is growing strong and well since she got it in a cooler climate.
 The church services were cancelled for next Sunday in order that the pas tor and members may attend camp meeting.
 The school house is to have some new seats. They came Wednesday, Last year the school was so large that there was not an extra seat in one room.
 The telephones in this part have been out of order great deal lately The lineman was at work on this line Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Patterson and children drove to Phoenix Saturday.
 Last Saturday was the primary cleo tion for this precinct in connection with the nomination of a delegate to congress. The delegates from here to the Phoenix convention were A. J. Vinson, l.. ID. Rousseau and P. D. Gardner.
 MT. Shiflet brought out the seats for the church house The freight alone from Michigan to Phoenix was $l1L They were ordered last May.
 John Doyle writes that MT. McIn- tire who was ill in Petaluma. Cal. where he was called, is still very sick. MT. Doyle is feeling fine and expects to start soon on a sightseeing tour before he leaves for home
 Messrs. Wilborn and Smith drove a fine bunch of fat cattle past Monday. They were driven to Phoenix
 Ivy Wilson is on the sick list this week. Owing to his illness Mrs. J. P. Ivy was not present with her Sunday school class last Sunday.
 Mrs Stanley Howard entertained at dinner Thursday the following: MT. and Mrs. Ralph Root and sons, Mrs. Stacy, Mrs. John Doyle, Mary and Walter Doyle.
 John Shawver left last Thursday for the coast to see his boy.
 Mrs. M. List is sick in San Diego. Cal.
 Ernest Mann loaded a car of hay Thursday at Alhambra.
 Fannie Brooks has a very sore hand. She cut it on can and has had a light form of blood poisoning. She went to town Tuesday for medical aid. R. c. Shiflet has hay baler at work on his ranch
 Miss Maggie Doyle visited Miss Ruby Tompkins Thursday.
 FOWLER.