Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
ALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPB ANS RURAL ROUTE CORRESPONDENTS

| who is engaged in mining in New Mex ico Miss Vinsel (Mrs. Rodes). who is teaching at Isaac, did not make her marriage known on account of her school, which she intends to finish there being yet another month. Alvin Mann and family and Mary Wiley visited on Sunday at the home of Mrs. William Mann. Mrs Horace Ellison and son. Reese of Phoenix. are visiting this week with Mir. and Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh. Mrs. Ellison expects to stay until her hus- band, who has gone to Los Angeles with a car of beef cattle. returns. George HiIe visited on Sunday with MT. and Mrs. R. c. Shiflet Mir and Mrs. Stump and daughter l and the smaller children moved this week to their new home on the Yuma road. leaving the larger boys to finish school and attend to the ranch. Mir. Stump has rented five more cows of Mir. Daws, the creamery man. Saturday seemed like Cartwright day in Phoenix, judging from the large per centage of people from here to visit liit tiN2 pl NAiAA G. Irvine and Miss Mary Whitlow visited the Rousseau home on Wednes- day.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks of Fowler spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs. J. C.. Brooks. of this place.
 Miss Margaret Howard was in PhOe- nix on Thursday, having some dental work done.
 MT. and Mrs. Perkins visited Mrs. Rousseau on Saturday. Mir. and Mrs. Perkins expect to be ready to start east about the 1st of April. They are returning to their former home in Vir- ginia-
 L. b Rousseau arrived home on Tuesday from California, where he went as a delegate to the board of church extension conference. MT Rous- seau spent some time visiting while in California.
 Brown Brothers shipped a fine car load of beef steers to Clifton Wednes- day.
 Henry Weiborn and Floyd Smith marketed some more beef cattle on Wednesday.
 will Williams is hauling hay for the Brown Brothers.
 Alvin Mann has just finished reseed- ing a part of his ranch to alfalfa
 MT. Bennett's hay crop that was in the chock, got wet on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Bratton and Mrs. Townsend of Isaac visited at the Williams nome on Wednesday.
 Mrs. I. G. Brook attended the fu- neral of Mrs. Morton on Friday at the family home on Yuma road
 Mir and Mrs. L. D. Rousseau were Phoenix visitors Thursday. as was Mrs J. G. Brooks and daughter, Leolia
 Mrs. S G. Rogers is able to be up again after an attack of Ia grippe.
 A. c. Srnoot went to Phoenix on Thursday for more material for his new house.
 Alvin Mann is doing considerable work on his yard and grounds around his house.
 IiIlie Tiff Mcclure has been sick this week with chicken-pOx.
 j. G. Brooks. George lille and P. ID. Gardner drove to Phoenix on Thurs day after the new organ for the church, which was ordered from Chicago, cost ing SITS. s75 of which was donated 
 to the church by pr. H. A Hughes Of Phoenix.
 Mrs. GIossbrenner drove to Phoenix on Wednesday.
 Frank Brown was a business visitor in the city on Wednesday
 Mir. and Mrs. Pickrell. accompanied bv a lady friend. visited the National ostrich ranch on Tuesday.
 Asa Graham, who is employed at the National ostrich ranch, has taken two weeks lay-off on account of his evee. He is somewhat fearful of losing his sight
 c. NJ. Glossbrenner was a Phoenix visitor on Tuesday.
 Mrs J. NJ. Stewart and daughter, Margaret. of Phoenix. have been the guests oe MT and Mrs. Frank Brown this week.
 Mir Cartwright. MT. and Mrs. Ora RenneIls and son. J. M. Stewart and daughter took dinner with NIT. and Mrs. Frank Brown on Sunday.
 Mrs. Shoot and her sister, Mrs Der rv visited Phoenix on Wednesday.