Arizona republican., 1908-11-21

good showing. Parents are we'll pleas ed
 MT. and Mrs. s. s. Green visited Mir. and Mrs. C. T. Root Tuesday. Mir. Green has just returned from an east tern trip of few weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Doyle and son Walter made a business visit to Phoe- nix Monday.
 Mrs. Gardner called on Mrs. Mcclure i Tuesday afternoon. Rev. P. b. Gardner is having the ! big cotton wood tree in front of the | church topped and cut up for wood. 1 It changes the view of the church ! wonderfully Will Barnes succeeded in killing a | coyote the other day aided by two dogs. MT. Barnes on going to the corral to milk discovered the coyote | with the last of d bunch of li(tle pigs that had a bed in a hay stack He called the dogs and they chased the coyote into a fence corner and held it there until MT. Barnes dragged it out and killed it.
 John Casey was in our neighborhood Sunday He put a bunch of cattle on pasture at Mir. Stump's He also bought a stack of hay there belonging to George Wilky which he intends to feed
 Lee White was a business visitor in Cartwright two days this week looking after cattle he has on pasture here
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Shoot drove to the Capital City Tuesday.
 George Aill-y InaIaH o oa,. nf I,o.- Alhambra Wednesday. John Nelson | and Bob Lngue helped him.
 The quarterly conference and stew ards meeting was held at the church | Thursday evening Rev MT Crutch- field was present and presided at the | conference.
 Wilson VinsOn who is employed at | present in Nacozari. old Mexico. got a | weeks vacation and came home to l spend his vacation arriving here Sat urday morning. He left Sunday night | on his return trip. It took five days | of travel to make the visit leaving him | only two days to spend at home Ev- eryone was delighted to see Wilson. He gave our contestant, Maggie Doyle. a years subscription to The Republi- can while he was here.
 John Phelps left Thursday night for Illinois to get married. MT and Mrs. Phelps will be at home in Cartwright after the first of December
 Mrs. Jack Brooks visited her sister in the Fowler neighbOrhood Friday.
 Mrs. Prank Browns parents camel out from Phoenix Thursday afternoon to visit her.
 George Willly has loaded four cars of hay at Alhambra this week.
 Rev. Post and Rev. r. D. Gardner and family took Sunday dinner with MT. and Mrs Hanson.
 Miss Morgan stayed over Friday night at Cartwright in order to attend the box social given at the school house.
 c. T. Root whS has charge of the public Circulating Library" has just receiN ed a new supply of books. fifty in number As a few of the books are being read he thought it would be well to print the list of books and thus remind the people that Cartwright still has a public library. The books are as follows:
 Before the Dawn, by Joseph A. Alt sheler
 Short Stories For Short People. by Alicia Aspinwall.
 Sentimental Tommy. by J. NJ. Bar rie.
 Kent Fort Manor, by William Henry Babcock
 The Southerners, by Cyrus Town send Brady.
 More Recitations, For Infants. by Lois Bates.
 Three Pretty Maids, by Amy E. Blanchard
 Next Door, by Clara Louise Burn ham.
 Mother Goose in Prose, by L. Frank Baum.
 In Defence of the Flag, by Elbridge s. Brooks.
 Two College Girls, by Helen Daws Brown.
 The Castle of Twilight, by Margaret Horton Potter.
 Sherrods. by George Barr Me Cutcheon.
 The Shadow of the Czar, by John R. Carling
 One Woman, by Thomas Dixon, Jr
 Eyebright. by Susan Coolidge. tr
 Barabbas. by Maria Corelli.