Arizona republican., 1908-10-31

D. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at D. m.
 The Sapp orchestra has kindly con scented to furnish music for the liter ary Saturday night They did not get out Saturday, owing to the fact that they were at Fowler Friday, and two nights in succession is too much for the small children to be out.
 The Rev. Dr. MacMurry, secretary of the board of church extension of the NJ. E. Church South, preached at Cartwright Monday at II a. m. Dr. MacMurry was to have dedicated the church here, but was unable to be present at that time, so he did the next best for Cartwright. and came and preached for us Monday. He spoke largely of the erection and completion of this church. His ser mon was very gratifying and helpful and We were only sorry that the an nouncement was not made earlier so that all who wished to could have been present to hear him. The school was dismissed for the hour so that the teachers and pupils might at l tend.
 l Dr. MacMurry and Rev. Crutchfield | took dinner Monday with Rev. P. D. Gardner and wife
 Rev. Cheek of Tempe attended church at Cartwright Monday and went to R. c. Shiflets for dinner. The Misses Fannie, Mamie and Henrietta Brooks accompanied the | Howard family home from church ] Sunday morning. In the evening. when they had hitched the horse to | the surrey preparatory to returning to church, the horse in some way be- came frightened and broke the shafts out of the rig. so they had only the single buggy for conveyance. | Dr. F. Hughes of Grason county. ] Texas, a brother of Dr. H. A. Hughes. | accompanied by Mrs. H. A Hughes and Rev. Douglas of Phoenix, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. L. D. i Rousseau Monday for dinner. Emma and Estella Glossbrenner spent Sunday with Una Mcclure | Miss Katie Bone visited Miss Mag gie Doyle Sunday
 Some of the speakers in the debate | at the Literary society were absent Saturday night, but others were sub i stituted. The question was. Re [ solved, That the present freight rates to and from Phoenix are just" The judges. Shell Mosier, Mrs. Jack Brooks and Mrs. Chas Cartwright, gave a decision in favor of the af- | firmative.
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Shoot spent Sun day visiting Mir. and Mrs. George | Wilky of the Osborn neighborhood. ! Mir. and Mrs. M. c. Glossbrenner and sons. Otto and Abram. also Mir. and Mrs. Will Williams, spent Sun day visiting Mir. and Mrs. Will Brat ton of Isaac district. Mrs Bratton's sister and husband. MT. and Mrs. Edgar Brooks, arrived here from Texas a short time ago and are also visiting at the Bratton home, so as a whole it was quite a Texas gather 1 ing.
 Lee White put a good sized bunch of cattle on pasture at Al Shoots ranch Monday. Mir. White also bought Mir. Shoots hay which he intends to feed with the green feed Mike Walls is at Florence looking after his bees over there. Mir. Wall expects to be there for a couple of weeks.
 A nephew of Mir Nichols came in last Friday for a visit with his rela- tives here. He is lately from Colo rado.
 Mir. and Mrs. McElhaney of Red Rock, Oklahoma, arrived here Satur- day and are at present the guests of Mir and Mrs. Sheets, who are old | time friends of theirs. Mir. and Mrs. McElhaney have come here expecting to make Arizona their home for 2 year or so.
 Al Shoot went to Phoenix Saturday and brought home a new buggy.
 Asa Graham. while mending fence was so unfortunate as to let a barb wire slip and strike him on the head. making quite a wound above the eye.
 Mir. and Mrs. Berk Miller of Mes quite attended church here Sunday night.
 Mrs. J. A Higgins and Mrs. George Kay of Fowler visited Mrs. Charles Root Tuesday.
 Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh spent this week in Phoenix at the home of her brother. Horace Ellison. Al Shoot lost one of his best milch NONH idltlg
 The board of stewards held a meet l ing at the church Monday night
 Mary Wiley visited Mary Doyle Sunday afternoon.
 The local branch of the Home Mis- 1 sion society met at the home of Mrs. J. A. Vinson on Tuesday, and quilted quilt for Mrs. Chas. Root. The ladies carried dinner and had an en- joyable all day work meeting. Those present were. Mrs. L. D. Rousseau. Mrs. Wall. Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. M. B. Brooks, Mrs. P. D. Gardner, Mrs. J. G. Brooks. Mrs Mcclure. Mrs. J. c. Brooks, accompanied by 1 her youngest daughter, was a PhOe- nix visitor Thursday. Mrs. M. List accompanied her hus- l band to Phoenix Wednesday John Casey and CIebe Cavaness were both in this neighborhood Thursday looking after cattle they have on pasture here. Rev. P. D. Gardner spent Thursday forenoon picking fruit from J. F. Doyle's orchard.
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks of Fowler was calling in our neighborhood Thurs day afternoon.
 Mrs. R. c. Shiflet visited Mrs. M c. Glossbrenner Monday