Arizona republican., 1909-08-07

[ one load with two four-horse teams to fill car
 J. F. Doyle has sold his 4O-aere ranch just north of the school house. The name of the purchaser was not learned.
 James Inge and John Nelson took supper at the Logue home Wednesday night
 Archie Fitzhugh. Will Williams and J. A. Vinson had hay balers at work on their ranches when the rains came
 A part of each crop was baled and in some instances the larger part was yet
 in the field J. G. Brooks also had a crop of hay damaged by the rain. J..
 F. Doyle had just finished when the first rain came.
 Misses Eunice and Carrie Kile were Phoenix visitors Tuesday.
 Mamie Brooks of Fowler spent Fri 1 day night with her cousin Fannie
 Brooks. also attending the league SO
 cial at Charles Cartwright's Friday | night.
 Mrs. Bone and daughters. Callie and Jennie. visited Mrs C. c. Green We'd nesday afternoon. Mir and Mrs. NJ. List and family moved Monday to the ranch they have
 rented down near the Agua Fria. Mrs. List was in Phoenix Saturday laying ! in supplies. among which was included a small scale apOthecary shop They
 will not he so conveniently situated
 since moving. being some distance ! from Phoenix.
 Mrs. c. T. Root called on Mrs. Ran ton. and Mrs. McWall, Monday after noon.
 Francis and AIIeen Green visited Marguerite and Ollie Brooks. Monday
 afternoon. Ollie and Marguerite re 1 turned the call Wednesday. J. C. Brooks and children spent
 Sunday with his brother, NJ. B. Brooks of Fowler
 Mrs C. T. Root marketed some | pigs in Phoenix, Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Mann and chill dren took Sunday dinner with Mrs.
 W. IT. Mann of Phoenix. Mrs L. D. Rousseau visited Mrs. J. | G. Brooks. Wednesday, forenoon. Clyde Walker of Phoenix is visiting this week at the home of Mir. and
 Mrs S C Rogers Miss Ethel Banks of Phoenix was the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Charles ! Cartwright. Friday night and was | present at the league social Messrs. James English and William ! Rousseau and the Misses Fannie Breedlove and Katie Bone made a visit
 fo the sugar beet factory at Glendale ] Sunday afternoon. They were escorted over the building by one of the off
 cials and after a thorough inspection pronounced it first class and expressed ] themselves as having had a delightful | afternoon.
 Hazel Tompkins made a trip to town Thursday morning and got the | full benefit of the rain Julian Ambrose of Phoenix was a | guest Monday night at the J. T. Bone | home.
 Mrs Bone and daughters drove up | after Sunday school Sunday to pay their respects to their new relative the | youngest in the C. C. Green family | The Greens have just returned from | Tucson where the young lady was born. In the afternoon Mrs c. T. Root called on Mrs. Green. Mir. and Mrs. Bob LoCIe attended
 the show in Phoenix Saturday evening.
 The TomplIins brothers. George and
 Joe, were busy Monday and Tuesday | hauling hogs to Phoenix. from which place they shipped to California in all l about 250 head The car was looked | after on the road by brother of Mrs. Will Green
 C. c. Green also had a large ship
 ment of hogs which he accompanied in person. He left Tuesday night with l them for Los Angeles
 Mary Wiley writes of a very pleas
 ant time in the hills. A ride of eight
 cen miles in one day; another experi- | ence of Mary's which was not so l pleasant was when large rattlesnake | awakened her close to her bed. Mary