Arizona republican., 1909-11-15
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3
CARTWRIGHT.

Cartwright. Nov 13.-Bob Logue's father who came here a short time ago from Oklahoma to spend the winter and who has been spending a few days with Mir and Mrs. J. R. Sheets. re- turned on Wednesday to the home of his son, Bob Logue-
 The farmers are jubilant over the extra water now running in the canals. The Arizona received a sixteen hour run with twentyfour cut-back which was greatly appreciated by grain men.
 Mir and Mrs w. w. Kile and fam fly left Saturday for Colorado Springs where they go in quest of health for their daughter. Miss Eunice. The man who runs the Valley Pride creamery at Cartwright will take charge of MT. Kile's ranch while he is away. Harry Fritsche has the team of mules lately purchased of MT Kile. MT. Kile and family boarded the train at Glendale that being the nearest station.
 Miss Florence Sails is again install ed as housekeeper in the Shoot home where she expects to remain for the winter.
 MT and Mrs. A. G. Shoot and chil- dren, including Alvin Jr.,' attended the fair Monday.
 Miss Maggie Doyle spent this week win home-folks when she was not at tending the fair.
 Frank Sheets who has been away since last summer was in Denver Sun day on his way to visit his former f. who left here with him is in Canada studying to become an electrician. Neither of the boys know when they will be home.
 James Inge is blowing for G. A. Smoot.
 Mir. and Mrs. Reckards and Mrs. Escher of Prescott drove out to Cart wright Wednesday to visit Rev. and Mrs Cagle but found that they were attending the fair on that day. How ever Rev. Cagle drove in after them Saturday when Mrs. Reckards and Mrs. Escher came out and remained over night as guests in the Cagle home. visiting Mrs c. T Root Mrs. Root WHO Ilds pen III LOT SOIntIlffc IS TcpDTl- ed to be somewhat improved.
 MT and Mrs. Smoot and baby spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Shoots sister and family. MT. and Mrs. Hank Berry of West End.
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks took dinnere cat the parsonage Sunday. In the afternoon she was accompanied to Phoenix by the Rev. C. NJ. Cagle and family where they attended the funeral of Sam Bone.
 Jewel NOrdack left school Thursday of last week feeling i'll and was re- ported later to be another victim of typhoid
 The Good Templars will hold their regular weekly meeting on next Tues day night
 Mir and Mrs. Manford Cartwright took their daughter Audra into PhOe- nix last Wednesday. Audra is con valescent from a siege of typhoid fever
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Cartwright were in Phoenix a few days of this week attending the farmers institute.
 Miss Etta Vensel who has been 30 i'll with typhoid is getting along very well now but the younger child who also has the fever is not doing so well at present.
 The two Asher boys. HermOn and Jesse. who have typhoid fever are get ting along fairly well although they still require the services Of a trained nurse. But their father is suffering severely from q chronic affliction and extra help was called in on Friday night.
 Miss Fannie Breedlove of the normal was home from Friday tiu Sunday with home-folks.
 Miss Katie Bone. a normal pupil was home this week.
 Miss Floyd, a teacher from Globe who is here for the institute. spent Thursday night as the guest of Mrs L. D. Rousseau. Miss Floyd's home is in Kentucky. Mrs. Rousseau also being from Kentucky struck up an acquaintance at the fair which re- velled the fact that Miss Floyd's pres ent Kentucky home is the same house wherein Mrs. ROusseaus oldest son