Arizona republican., 1908-12-12

ter Reese, out to visit his aunt, Mrs Arch Fitzhugh, Monday. It was the first visit the youngster has made since his arrival.
 Nep. Cobb and family, who have been living on the Latham ranch, moved Tuesday to the O. Fl. Christy ranch where MT. Cobb has employment.
 sam Patterson drove to Phoenix Tuesday to have his eyes treated. Mir Patterson has been suffering a great deal lately with his eyes and has made several such trips.
 Mrs. Pearl Fitzhugh visited Mrs. Me Clure Tuesday afternoon.
 The Good Templars met Tuesday night. They are gradually increasing their membership.
 Mrs. Logue visited Mrs. Earnest Mann Tuesday.
 l Mrs James Graham visited her daughterin in-law Mrs. Asa Graham Tuesday.
 Maford and Charley Cartwright re- turned from their Cow ranch in the | hills Tuesday, where they have been for several weeks. The camp life and change generally has greatly benefited Mir. Charles Cartwright, who has hard ly regained his former strength. Mrs. r. b. Gardner visited the Capi- tai City Tuesday.
 There was d committee meeting at Mrs. Charles Cartwrights Wednesday, where great preparation was made for the fish pond. A number of fish" were manufactured during the day. If you want to know how these fish look, come and catch them on the night of Dec. 30th.
 Rev. r. D. Gardner Officiated at the Swartz- Wil5ey wedding at the home of the brides father, G. w. Wilkey, in the Bethel neighborhood Wednesday at 7:3O pm. MT. Clyde Swartz and Miss Sophia Wilkey were members of Mrs Gardner's Sunday school class at Cartwright. Those who attended the wedding from this neighborhood were: Rev and Mrs. Gardner and their daughter Evelyn. MT. and Mrs. A. G. Smoot, MT. and Mrs. John Meyers, MT and Mrs. John TrOwbridge. Miss Maude Coleman and Mr Rush Kees- Ter A goodly number of nice useful presents were sent the bride from this BllbDIilOOus dliiOii6 bNill6 ci decorated china dinner set, a walnut rocher, a silver bottom cheese plate, with a motto. and a good assortment of table silver-ware. MT. and Mrs. Swartz will make their home for the present on the McDermott ranch near Cartwright Their many friends here join in best wishes for their future.
 Mir. and Mrs. Doyle marketed load of Turkeys Wednesday. They also brought out a load of grain to SOW.
 Wm. Pickerel made a visit to the National Ostrich ranch Wednesday.
 John Shawver was able to make the drive to Phoenix Wednesday for the first time since his illness.
 Mrs. Fitzhugh drove to the city Wed nesday.
 MT Woodson, a real estate man, had some prospective buyers out looking at his ranch here Thursday.
 The Woman's Home mission society held their regular meeting at the horne of Mrs. s. G. Rogers. Thursday after noon. There was a large attendance. Two new members were enrolled, Mrs. Tom Brown and Mrs. T. J. Walker. Two visitors were present, the elder Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Bob Logue.
 MT. and Mrs. John Phelps arrived Monday from Lawrenceville, III. MT Phelps went east a short time ago for his bride. They were married at the home of the brides parents in Law renceville, Illinois on Thanksgiving eve. MT and Mrs. Phelps are welcom- ed to our neighborhood with the good wishes Of all.
 Butcher Smith is able to supply his customers in this rural district again with meat after a siege of rain and muddy roads.
 MT. Ullum of Phoenix spent Friday night with his daughter Mrs. Frank Brown. Mrs. Brown accompanied him home and visited until Sunday evening when Mir. Brown drove in for her.
 Arch Fitzhugh has been blowing this week for Ed Brooks.
 The many friends of Mrs. Ran Bone will regret to learn of her serious ill- ness Mir. and Mrs. Bone, until a few months ago resided in this neighbOr- hood. They now live in Phoenix. Mrs. Bone is suffering with a bad case of erysipelas, but at last report was some better though not yet out of danger.