Arizona republican., 1908-08-22
FOWLER NEWS.

| Fowler, Aug. 21-Robert Holly and Bessie Keesler attended camp meeting
 Saturday evening.
 Mir. Haynes filled his appointment at the Wilson school house Sunday lr1oIning
 Miss Gladys Kohl visited Miss Ruth Evan of the Osborn district over Snn- day and attended camp meeting. Miss Evans accompanied her home on Mon
 day and spent the day with her.
 The Maricopa creamery company is
 building a house near it's separating Istation here for the residence of the
 person in charge of the station | Lew Graham drove to Phoenix Mon tday
 Mrs. Vinson of Phoenix visited Mir Haynes and family a few days this lwaek.
 Miss Fannie Brooks of Cartwright
 was the guest of her cousin, Mamie EBrooks Thursday night | Jm Harverton who has worked for George Kay all summer, moved his lf1m;'Y to Phoenix Thursday.
 Among those who attended camp lreeting Sunday from our vicinity were Joe Holly and family, Jack Harris and
 family and J. A. Higgins and family.
 Mrs. Sussie Irving. Dorothy Haynes, and Abe Haynes drove over to camp meeting Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Kohl and Mrs. Dowell shopped in Phoenix Wednesday.
 August Hagelund has been out to the Hassayampa creamery several ltays this week.
 | Cljver Smith and family attended services at the camp meeting grounds Sunday morning. | Mamie Brooks, Alfa Mann, Elizabeth IIVr. Bessie and Bertha Keesler were at
 Ms: Towards Thursday afternoon. | Mrs. HarvertOn visited Mrs. Draper Monday
 | Miss Kate Miller visited Miss Maud Coleman in Cartwright neighborhood Sunday.
 Mr. and Ms. NJ. B. Brooks heard Mir Cagle's talk at camp meeting Sunday.
 Rollins Hale drove to Phoenix Sun Gay evening and attended the band concert
 Frank Bryant, Ray and Frank Bell atterded the show in town Wcdnes- dlv night
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Ivy and daughter Elizabeth drove to Phoenix Saturday | Iani spent the night with Mrs. Ii 0. ! Green. Mrs. Ivy's mother. On Sunday they drove out to camp meeting Mrs. Harness was in town Monday | and brought out load of goo1s for the store.
 Harry Miller loaded a car of oar'cy hay at Phoenix this week. MT. Brownsberger went to Phoenix M,nday and brought out their ! iano which they had had shipped from their old home in Ohio. When NIT. Browns EeIger came here last year. not kEow- ing that he would make the valley his i.ome, the furniture was not shipped. TiLt now that he is permanently To- C.tted he has ordered it sent to hi io'. Tom and Jim Loyd hauled ] load of loose alfalfa to town Tuesday. | Tom Burroughs of Buckeye Jlssed through here Monday on his Way tG | Phoenix. MT. Burroughs is foreman Of MT. Conger's ranch. but Is at D, .' ont off on a short vacation. Mir. Con ger has gone to Buckeye to take charge of things during MT. Burrough Hh se'Ice
 Mamie and Tina Brooks drove to Phoenix Tuesday. Mrs Horton and children visited her sister Mrs. Pendergast over Sunday. Frank Criswell left Wednesday for the coast.
 Florence Snodgrass. who has been visiting Mrs. Conger, returned home Saturday.
 MT. Laird of the Ostrich Farm start ed from Phoenix after the storm Sun day afternoon and in sight of the edge of the storm, which broke off sudden | ly at the O. H. Christy corner spring in his automobile broke, leaving him stranded in the mud. He was forced 10 take the machine back to town and drive out He returned to Phoenix Thursday evening. Will Campbell, who has a homestead on the Agua Fria, also suffered from the. storm. He was in Phoenix and attempted to ride out on wheel, but he says his wheel become frightened at a corn field he was passing and | Jumping to the side of the rode threw him off and refused to carry him ! farther, so that he was obliged to walk , the remainder of the way. | MT GaNloTd Wdue aiother ulp to | Buckeye last week but was unable to find bunch of cows that suited him so returned and bought MT. Haynes l dairy herd Monday morning. There were 30 head of fine cows all of which Mir. Gaylord says is for sale except one which NIT. Haynes gave him as a pres snt to his wife. This gift COW is like unto the fatted calf that had been fat tened for years, and years, and years. Mir. Hansen and family were at camp meeting Sunday afternoon. They were accompanied by Miss Vera Moore who Is visiting them.