Arizona republican., 1908-12-05
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FOWLER

neighborhood Monday
 Marguerite Brooks visited iron
 Thursday until Sunday of last weel with her cousins Tina and Henrietta Brooks.
 Joe Hollyawas visitor at the Fowler school Wednesday. Other patrons oi the school should follow MT. Holly's example.
 | Violet Horton was a Phoenix visitor Monday.
 George F. Graham of Brake, Okla, is visiting Lew Graham and family. Miss Leafy Dowell and Miss Bertha Kohl were out horse- back riding Tues day and while returning home Miss Dowell's horse became frightened at a bicycle ridden by Ray Bell and threw her. She was not seriously hurt and was able to walk home but was very sore Wednesday over the fall. I Mrs. Wirt Holly and Mrs. Schrieber were in Phoenix shopping Wednesday.
 Mrs. M. J. Miller has been quite sick lthis week
 MT. Ivy, one of the school trustees, delivered lot of new supplies at the school Tuesday. Many are rejoicing over the glorious
 ain we have had. Those who prophecy dry winter have a chance now to change their prophecy.
 Mrs. George Kay's baby was very sick Wednesday night but is better. Mrs. Faulkner visited Mrs. Horton Sunday.
 Cards have been received by friends in the neighborhood, announcing the wedding of Miss Sophia Wilkey of Phoenix and Clyde Swartz of Fowler. which will take place December g.
 The school is preparing for a Christ mas tree to be enjoyed by the children on Christmas eve. A program will be rendered in connection with distribut ing of presents.
 Those who were brave enough to face the bad weather Saturday and attend the barbecue at Glendale were George Kay and family and Mir and Mrs. Jim Ivy They all reported that they were well paid for making the trip as they had one of the best times ever had in Arizona
 Mir and Mrs. Vanzandt spent Monday looking at real estate in the west end country. MT Vanzandt bought out tlelliS CdsHeI cease put eApttlS lO DuN a ranch somewhere in the valley.
 number of changes have been made in the division of labor connected with the Hassayampa creamery. Bob Irving, who formerly had charge of the cheese factory here is now employed at the creamery in Phoenix. Jud Irving has charge of the work at the station here and Louis Winburn drives the wa gon over the country and gathers up the cream which he then hauls to Phoenix. he new wagon is quite a con venience to the dairy men who patron iZe the Hassayampa for it saves them many valuable minutes in that they do not have to haul the milk to the cream -ery.
 Mrs. Gus Dowell and Miss Bertha Kohl visited Mrs. Dowelrs father near Phoenix Wednesday. Miss Kohl re- mained for a longer visit and Mrs. Dowell returned alone
 Miss Dorothy Haynes piano objects seriously to this damp weather and makes its objections known by refus- ing to play. The school was inter fered with too, by the rain Thursday. there being only 8 present out of an enrolment Of over 100.
 George. the eight year old son of MT. G. Bright was very sick Wednesday night with croup.
 Mrs. vanzandt and Mrs McIlmoil were the guests of Mrs. Keesler Wed nesday.
 Miss Le Baron spent last Friday night as guest of Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks.
 Mrs. L. c. Haynes and daughter, Dorothy, drove to town Saturday.
 Mrs. Susie Irving was guest of Miss Nellie Elliot Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jerry Irving were guests of Mrs. Wickie at the Pan American Ostrich Farm Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Coleman visited MT. and Mrs. John Trowbridge in Cart wright Tuesday.
 L. C. Haynes was up from the Agua Fria Monday and Tuesday visiting with his family
 Helen Parker spent Tuesday night with Miss Edna Ivy. Mir. and Mrs. Hansen were Cart wright visitors Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Shiflet. MT. and Mrs. Valenzuela are parents to baby girl since Tuesday morning
 Mrs. Chas. Olmstead drove to Phoe- nix Wednesday to visit her daughter Mrs. George Crawford who is sick. Mrs Crawford came out to visit her mother about a month ago and became i'll and Is unable yet to be up. Mrs. Olmstead has been keeping the two little girls who have also been sick. Mrs. Jim Ivy and Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks were at Mrs. Benes Thursday to at tend a committee meeting, the purpose of which was to arrange for a Christ mas entertainment to be given by the Cartwright Sunday school. The Rev. MT. Draper and family moved away from the parsonage We'd nesday on to their ranch near Glendale Mir. Draper will sti1l fill the pulpit in the Baptist church Sunday mornings until another minister has been seeur- ed.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Coleman were guests Sunday at turkey dinner given 1 by MT. and Mrs. Horace Smith. The 1 lother guests were MT. and Mrs Ora Kennels of Cartwright | Mrs. Chas. Cartwright and children took dinner Sunday with Mrs. Bruce Brooks
 1 Henrietta Brooks visited Sunday with Rebecca Brooks. Mrs. Keesler spent Sunday with Mrs Brownsberger.
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