Arizona republican., 1908-09-19
Continued from na2e SO

 They were good material for the fu- ture market
 Roy Doyle and Fred Clark have re- turned from their camping trip and reported q delightful time.
 Otto GIossDrenner drove to Phoenix Saturday afternoon for hsi brother who visited for few days in town. | C. w. Stump and family attended the Advent church in Phoenix last | Saturday
 Tom Lists four -year-old son had a very dangerous experience lately His father heard him scream and when he ! arrived on the scene he found the lit- | tie fellow had been drinking concen- 1 trated lye in liquid form. He went inn mediately to telephone and called up the doctor who had them give the child lemonade and vinegar which ! caused vomiting. For four days the child was not allowed to swallow eith- CT food or water except the beaten white of an egg. He is now recover ing rapidly.
 Sydna List and Miss Stump attended church at Fowler Sunday evening Mir. and Mrs. NJ. List took Sunday I dinner with the Reverend and Mrs. P D. Gardner. After dinner they drove out to Murphy where a children's ser vice was conducted by Rev. Gardner. R. C. Shiflet spent Saturday fore ! noon gathering yearlings that he had bought from different parties and To- eating them on his lower ranch. Mir 1 Shiflet has nice bunch.
 Quite a number of Cartwright peo- | pie attended the Bonner sale Monday. The pump at the Dawes creamery was out of order Tuesday and they had to haul water to separate with ! Mir. and Mrs. Al Shoot returned l home Sunday morning from their summer trip. They spent most of their ] time in Oklahoma and Missouri. Mrs. Shoot was sick a part of the time she was gone. which greatly marred the 1 pleasure of their vacation. The water from the lateral in front lof MT. Shoots house has broken over l'and flooded Mir Shoots stockyard a couple of times lately. damaging large quantities of baled hay.
 Miss Morgan one of the teachers is | staying at her home in Phoenix at night and rides horseback to and from school, as she did a greater part of last term.
 C. C. Green went to Phoenix Tues 1 day to meet his mother who returned on Tuesdays train from California where she spent the summer. J A. Vinson loaded a car of hay at Alhambra Monday.
 Sam Mcclure brought out some hogs Wednesday for himself and for Min List. They are feeders which he pur- chased from James Hammell.
 The Misses Fannie. Rebecka and Marguerite Brooks spent Sunday with the NJ B. Brooks family of Fowler.
 George Tompkins and his daughter. Miss Amy have returned from their summers vacation in California.
 Mrs. and Miss TOmpkinsOn visited Mrs Gardner Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Boyle has plucked one of nine pumpkins that grew on a vine in her yard. It measured feet 8 inches around one way and feet 10 inches the other way and weighed 2S pounds.
 Dr. Rousseau and family of Sum merset, Ky. are stopping for a few days visit with his brother, L. D. Rousseau of this community Dr Rousseau is en route to Modesto, Cal, where he has property and where he expects to locate.
 James Bone, accompanied by his cousins. Rilla, Harold and Tom Vim son left for Tucson Tuesday. The Vim son children were returning home after a nice visit with relatives and friends in this part. And James Bone went to enter the University of Tucson.
 Fannie Brooks went to town We'd nesday for medical aid. She stepped ma rusty nail several days ago and has a very sore foot as a result.
 Little Jackie Mann had the misfor- tune to cut his foot on piece of glass causing a wound that required a phy- sician's care. The little fellow was very quiet while five stitches were being taken, and is getting along nicely.
 Mrs. Tom Cavaness is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Mann. She reports Mrs. Mann and the boy as getting along nicely.
 MT and Mrs. List went down We'd nesday to attend the List Roberts pub lie sale in the Murphy district They remained over night with Mrs Rob. erts and went into town early Thurs ddy morning 10 get MT ana MrS- Shawver who came in on the morning train from California where they spent the greater part of the summer Mrs. Shawver and the baby are looking well. but John does not, since he lost his coat and gold watch from the surrey some where between the depot and home He will look very much pleased if he can find them.
 Ernest Mann has sold all of his hay to be delivered between this and the first of the month.