Arizona republican., 1908-10-03

| | nesday looking up prospective candi- | dates for the prizes awarded by the Arizona Republican.
 Mrs. McElhaney and little son of l Phoenix visited her sister, Mrs Jack | Harris, Thursday.
 That Salt River valley dairy COWS are becoming popular is shown by the | fact that a buyer from Tucson visited our part of the valley this week and | bought 10 of the best He bought four | from Mir. Howard. four from Mr. Me | llmoil, and two from MT Holly.
 Tina Brooks spent Thursday night the guest of Elizabeth Ivy.
 Sophia Wilkey of Phoenix visited from Friday until Monday with Miss Kate Miller.
 The Salt River Valley Milkmen's
 association convened Saturday night
 at the Fowler school house. Quite q
 crowd was present including MT
 Rays of the Maricopa Creamery, Au-
 gust Hagelund of the Hassayampa.
 Mir. Flynn. and Mir Bradshaw Very
 little permanent work was done save
 to adopt a constitution and bylaws
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 ent creameries In the present condi-
 tion of the association it is in a posi- ton to consider or accept any sort of terms from the creameries. but after a permanent organization is effected all propositions will be considered The meeting for Saturday night. October 9, will be the first annual meeting of the association. Officers for-the year will be elected and things will be es- abolished on a good working basis.
 Everybody from Fowler went to Phoenix. Monday. Those who were unable to attend the circus saw to it that they arrived in time to see the parade. From the number of people on the street it seemed that people from other neighborhoods must have turned out as well as those from Fow- Ter. SO that the circus people and the merchants of Phoenix must feel great ly obligated to the country people of the valley.
 At the democratic primary Saturday the Fowler people elected as delegates. Jim Ivy, Harry Hnbers and Quinn Faulkner There was no contest in the election but little excitement was added by there being five names put forward as delegates.
 Jack Harris has been visited this week by his cousin Smith Harris who arrived Monday to spend a few days with his sister. Mrs Mckee. near Phoenix. Mir. Harris is a lieutenant in the United States army and is located in the Philippine Islands. He has been homo fhiG target practice. visiting through Ala bama, Georgia. Tennessee and Arkan- sas. He has the reputation of being the champion shot of the world He left Wednesday night for San Fran cisco where he will sail October D
 Alr. and Mrs. Ivy went to Phoenix Thursday where they are having some repairing done on some houses they own on Washington street The work not being finished Mr. Ivy stayed over until Friday
 J A Higgins visited Tempe and Mesa Wednesday and attended the political speaking at Mesa Wednesday 1 night
 Those present at the party given at ! MT. Haynes Saturday night report a very enjoyable evening Games were ] played and refreshments of ice cream i and cake were served. A pleasant fea- l ture of the entertainment was the mu- | sic furnished by Rollins and Margaret | Howard
 MT and Mrs. George Hardclester of | Buckeye passed through here on the ] way to Phoenix this week
 Hi Parkman of Buckeye went !. through here Monday with a load of | hogs which he was delivering in Phoe- nix.
 P. J. Hurley was out from Phoenix Friday morning and bought bunch of cattle from Frank Criswell to be delivered next week.
 George Kay came home Thursday with another bunch of cattle
 The patriotism of the neighborhood was aroused by the passage through here Saturday of a company of Uncle Sam's troops from Buckeye on their WAY to the encampment.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lew Graham drove to Phoenix Wednesday.
 Walter Ladd is working at present for " B Brooks
 The Rev. Mir. Williams of the Chris tian church in Phoenix and MT Avis of Phoenix visited in this vicinity