Arizona republican., 1909-11-21
FOWLER


 parents of a new baby girl. the onl her the name of Lois. Miss Mamie Brooks spent Saturda, the guest of Mrs. w. J. Miller. Mir. Eddy. of Glendale. has beel canvassing this neighbOrhood this weel taking orders for Christmas books Besides a number of Bible books, h. was selling a book on the two riva polar expeditions. and one on RoOse velt's African hunt. MT. Eddy is il the field early and is making a sue cess of his agency
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Harris drove t' town Thursday and remained ove night
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Gully enter tained M. B. Brooks and family a dinner Sunday
 Mrs. McIlmoil called upon the new baby at Walter iGammelrs Wednesda, and spent the day with Mrs. Gammell
 MT. and Mrs. Charles OlmsteaC drove to Glendale Sunday. where they were guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. Flock
 Miss Jennilee Brooks was the gues Monday night of Mrs. J. P Ivy
 Mrs. Jim Ivy is preparing to star her incubator again. She was so sue cessful with her hatchings last sprinl that she already has a number of or ders ahead.
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks visited Mrs Cagl' of Cartwright Wednesday.
 Mrs. Harmon was a guest Thursday of Mrs. J. P. Ivy.
 J. A. Higgins went to Phoenix Wed nesday and secured a force of men tC begin cutting corn Thursday morning
 A very important real estate trans fer was consummated in our neighbOr- hood Wednesday. l.. C. Haynes sOlC to Jerry Irving the house and store where the Hassayampa grocery is To- cated. MT Irving owns the stock oi goods and has lived there for som' time Since coming into possession Of the nroperty he will be enabled tC improve it and to enlarge his stock oi goods
 A meeting has been called for Sat urday night at the Isaac school house of the Salt River Valley Dairymen's association. A meeting was arranged for last week. but, owing to it's beine fair week it was thought best tC postpone it until Saturday night. The investigating committee has had sev- eral propositions made them concern ing the disposal of the milk. All oi these will be presented and considered Saturday evening. and the question concerning the advisability of a CO., operative. creamery will be discussed IL is desired that all the members be present and also all who wish to be- come members of the association.
 James English has been blowing this week for Ernest Mann.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ. J. Miller were Phoenix visitors Thursday.
 NJ B. Brooks has rented Mir. Kyle's cows and is making butter. Mir. Kyle with his family has gone to Colorado for few months.
 Mrs Harry Hilbers succeeded in disposing of her turkeys the early part of the week at 20 cents a pound on foot and 25 cents dressed Since then a number have engaged their turkeys at that price. If turkeys are high this year. the demand seems to be just as great. and those who have chickens frying size. to sell. are extremely for tunate. as the scarcity has brought the price up to the top notch.
 J. P. Ivy and Clarence Gulley were in Phoenix Tuesday night to attend the meeting of the water users with the senatorial committee. Mir. Ivy and Mir. Gullev were on the commit tee which presented a set of answers differing from those arranged at the meeting of the board of governors with a delegation of farmers, ir Phoenix a short time ago. Mir. Ivy presented the answers and aided by the rest of the committee explained and discussed the various points brought out by the questions,
 The country reading circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Bright A very enjoyable program was given the topics for discussion being taker from characteristic subjects in the Notember number of the Ladies Home Jonrual. During the business session of the meeting new cOnstitu- tion. which had previously been drawf up. was presented and a1optad. Th' hostess served refreshments of cocoa and cake. Those present were Mrs Wall. Mrs. Jack 3r r)ol<5, Mrs. Bruce Brooks. Mrs. Lockwood. Mrs. Way Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. Ivy, Mrs. Fritchsie Mrs. Marian and Mrs. Bone. Mrs Marian. although a member. has beer away all summer and the circle was glad to welcome her back. She came and spent the day. with Mrs. Bright her daughter.
 Miss Cutting was a Phoenix shopper Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ ]. Miller and Mir and Mrs. Joe Coleman were guests al the Gammell home Sunday.
 Mrs J. P. Ivy entertained Mrs NJ. B Brooks and Mrs. LeBaron at dinner Tuesday.
 Will Marian has been in Phoenix al week on the jury.
 A very interesting and highly profit able farmers institute was held al Fowler November 16. Although in the afternoon there were only a, few be- sides the pupils in Mir. Cuttings room it was very satisfactory meeting for all the pupils were old enough and enough interested in the farm work tC
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