Arizona republican., 1909-08-14

1 Janette Root celebrated her fourth | birthday Saturday by inviting a few of her closest friends to whom she served ice cream and cake and fancy candies Those present were, Frances and Allen Green, Emma and Estella | Glossbrenner. Hughie Bone, Gertrude Brooks, Walter Doyle, Adrin Higgins. | Milo and Orin Root. Little Miss Janette received some nice presents. J. F. Doyle made his son Roy a present of a s125 buggy which Roy | brought out Saturday after buying new set of harness to go along with, l it.
 Wednesdays storm served Clifford | Utz and Vernon Phillips rather rough | Clifford Ntz is step-son of MT. Parks who lives on the old Hi EIdred ranch. and Vernon Phillips is cousin of his who with his mother have been visit ing at the Parks home. Clifford and Vernon, age 12 and ', had driven to Phoenix with Mrs. Phillips, where she remained to visit friends. On the re- turn trip the storm struck them near the Wall ranch tearing their umbrella buggy-top off and carrying it away, and almost upsetting the rig. They succeeded in driving in the storm as far as McClure's where they were com pelled to quit the road and seek shel ter
 The Country Reading Circle met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Wall and there were nine members present. who answered to roll call with quotation from Emerson One very interesting part of the program was paper on the "Natural Bridge" by Mrs. Patterson of Phoenix. The circle decided to take up the chautauqua work The next meeting will be held in two weeks at the home of2 Mrs. J. P. Ivy. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the hostess. Mrs. Wall. The visitors present were Irwin Lively and his sister. Mrs. Emma Stauffer, of Peoria.
 Mir Lively and Mrs. Stauffer were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Wall this week MT Lively is making the first visit for ten years to his parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Lively of Peoria. He has for the last few years been study ing for the ministry in an Illinois col lege and expects to leave in the course of two or three weeks for Wisconsin where he will teach a year in Meth odst seminary. Irwin Lively has a wide acquaintance in the valley as he lived here previous to his going east and his many friends will be glad to learn of his successful career. Irwin will have one more year at college be fore he enters the ministry.
 W. II. Kile is putting a new porch to his residence and has it almost completed.
 Mamie Brooks visited Gladys Kohl. Sunday.
 Misses Amy TOmpkins and Mabel Green spent Sunday as the guests of the Misses Bone
 MT and Mrs. Edgar Brooks spent Tuesday with Mir. and Mrs. Will Will Hams.
 Mir and Mrs. J. A. vinson called on MT and Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks of Fowler. Sunday afternoon.
 Hulda Brown visited the Vinsel girls Sunday.
 Hughie Bone spent Sunday with Hazel Tompkins.
 Carrie Kile spent Sunday at the Brooks home.
 Mrs. Horace Ellison of Alhambra and Miss Gladys Fitzhugh of Osborn are spending a few days with their brother and wife, Mir. and Mrs. Fitz- hugh of this place.
 Emma and Estella Glossbrenner vis- ited from Tuesday till Thursday with Una Mcclure.
 Arch Fitzhugh hauled baled hay to Phoenix Wednesday. He was assisted by Bob Logue and James Inge.
 John Nelson began having again Wednesday. He got a days cutting for two machines wet in Wednesdays rain.
 James Gibson and family of Buck
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