Arizona republican., 1908-11-28
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
CARTW RIGHT

Epworth League Devotional service at 6;S0 pm. Preaching at 7:30 pm.
 Prayermeeting at 7:3O pm. Thurs day. The interest in the weekly pray CT meeting is deepening rapidly The children Of the Florine McEach- ern Mite Box Brigade are requested to meet at the church Sunday afternoon at 2:0Q pm. for a mite box opening.
 Mrs. $. C. Case, from Fort Collins, Colorado. is visiting her sister Mrs. McWall. Mrs. Case expects to spend the winter here.
 ! J. A. Vinson loaded a car of hay Sat urday. J. G. Brooks was helping him. | Rev. P. D. Gardner preached at Mur- phy Sunday afternoon. | MT and Mrs. Mcclure and children visited MT and Mrs. Shoot Sunday
 MT and Mrs. Berk Miller of River side visited at the parsonage Sunday
 Mrs. Bob Logue attended church Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Asa Graham intertain- ed the elder Mrs. Graham and Mrs Garrett Sunday.
 Ms. Bob Logue attended church Sunday accompanied by her daughter little Miss Dorothea. Mir. and Mrs. Earnest Mann and son attended church Sunday night Mrs. Lockwood of Isaac attended church at Cartwright Sunday.
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks spent Monday wis iting Mrs. J. P. Ivy. John Sharover drove to Phoenix Sun day to consult his doctor, John is suf- fering from a severe pain in the back of his head, he was not very much inn proved at last report.
 H. I. Latham made a business trip to his ranch at Cartwright Wednesday,.
 Mrs. Shoot marketed about thirty fine. fat turkeys Monday.
 Dr H. A. Hughes was called out Monday night to see NJ List. MT. List was able to be up in a few days. Lo- gan List attended to the creamery while his father was ill
 Mrs. J. c. Brooks drove to Phoenix Tuesday Mrs. Brooks found it very pleasant going toward town. but the return trip was nothing to brag on, with the wind blowing a gale at the rate of say 50 miles an hour and she facing it.
 The school girls of Cartwright, who were schoolmates of Mary Higgins, sent her a shower of fancy postal cards for her birthday. Mary Higgins is sister of Prof. Higgins and attend ed school at Cartwright a few years ago She is now at Westfield, Illinois.
 A very interesting little Thanksgiv- ing program was rendered by the school pupils Wednesday afternoon. There were only a few who dropped in to hear it, but those who did enjoyed it splendidly.
 This has been plucking week at the Pickrell ostrich ranch, and Mrs Gloss brenner is busy grading feathers.
 The Good Templars met Tuesday night in regular session. They have selected Tuesday night as their regular night of meeting. Two more members were added to their roll
 Mrs NJ B. Brooks of Fowler visited her sister Mrs. Jack Brooks Wednes- day.
 Roman Dills, the foreman on the Latham ranch, has let the blowing on the ranch by contract to Jack Tender son and MT. Burmister. who have late ly come down from the Verde. Mir. Henderson and MT. Burmister moved down to the ranch Tuesday to begin work.
 Miss Blanch Charlebois, who has been doing the cooking at the Latham ranch has returned home. Mrs. Nep. Cobb has taken charge of the work.
 The regular monthly business and social meeting of the Cartwright Ep- worth league was held at the home of MT and Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks of Fowler N. ~a largely attended and greatly enjoyed by both the young and the old.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks gave our contes- tant Miss Maggie Doyle a thousand points Tuesday. Come on the rest of you and help Maggie get the school of music prize she is working so hard for.
 Charles Root sold a stack of hay to J. A. R. Irvine, which he is feeding to bunch of beef cattle.
 MT. and Mrs. Campbell and sons and Miss McDougal of Phoenix visited MT. and Mrs. J. F. Doyle and family Sun day. In the afternoon the young folk of both families went for an automobile ride.
 Miss Fannie Breedlove, pupil of the Tempe normal, came home for Thanks giving.
 Quite a number of the young folk from Cartwright attended the track meeting at the fair grounds Thursday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs. Hilbers of Fowler spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Jack Brooks.
 Sidney List and a party of friends left Friday for a hunting trip in the vicinity of Buckeye.
 Lee White was in Cartwright Thurs day morning on business, but toward noon business matters changed and he began to talk turkey and drifted to- ward home.
 John Hawkins took a couple of fat hogs to Phoenix Thanksgiving day.
 Thanksgiving was observed to the letter at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Brooks. A party of friends were in vited and the dinner was something to be thankful for The turkey was done to a turn and a real New England plumb-pudding was in evidence. There were seventeen guests at the table and the states of the union represented as the birth places of those present were Alabama, Maryland, Missouri, New