Arizona republican., 1909-06-12

| ferer during all his short life.
 Miss Lake and a friend, Miss Hope. came out from Phoenix Tuesday for a visit with friends in this part. They visited with Mrs Lin B. Orme and at the home of Henry WelbOrn, until Wednesday when they spent the day with Mrs J. R. Sheets. Miss Lake taught two years ago at the Independ- ence school and last year was employed at the Center street school. Miss Hope is late arrival from Miss Lakes for mer home in West Virginia In week Miss Lake will leave to spend the summer months at her home in West Virginia. She will return in the fall to take up her school at Center street again.
 The ball and supper given by the Woodmen at Glendale was attended by a number of the young folks from this neighborhOod. Among them were Miss Sydnie Tompkinson and Harry Frische.
 Chris Sheets accompanied by his mother drove to the Capital City Sat urday This was the first time Chris was able to be out for some time on account of illness. They were accom- panied home by Harry Sheets. a cousin of Chris's, who visited over Sunday with the Sheets family.
 Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh. Mrs. Horace Ellison and Mrs. Alvin Mann spent Friday visiting with Mrs. Elmer Cart wright.
 Mrs. Willis called on Mrs. Logue Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. L. D. Rousseau spent one day last week with Mrs. J. A R. Irvine, near Bethel.
 MT McKinnie of Phoenix attended church at Cartwright Sunday.
 Rebecca Brooks was over Sunday at the home of MT. B. Brooks of Fowler FBill Ford who at one time lived at Cartwright having gone from here to Oklahoma. has again made his ap- pearance in the Salt River valley. Mir. Ford is a brother law of J. B. Dills, who has charge of the Latham com pany ranch at this place.
 Miss Fannie Brooks and Miss Mary Wiley took Sunday dinner with Miss Alpha Mann In the afternoon the three young ladies drove to Phoenix. returning in the evening in, time for church.
 Mr. Village the Buckeye man has been busy this week threshing grain for Joe and George Tompkins. On Friday he pulled into Ernest Mann's grain field.
 George Tompkins' header. driven by Shell Mosier. began wOrk-in J A. Vim sons grain field Wednesday.
 Dr. H. A. Hughes and his son Har- ry, of Phoenix. were out in this part Monday and dined at the home of J. G. Brooks
 Mrs McWall visited in the Peoria country Friday with Mrs. John Lively and also Mrs. George Walters.
 George Tompkins marketed bunch of fat cattle Thursday. Lee White assisted him in driving. them to Phoe- nix
 Mir and Mrs Alvin Mann spent Sunday the guests of Mrs. W. H. Mann
 The Misses Brooks spent Wednes- day afternoon visiting the Misses Eunice and Carrie Kile.
 Mrs. (Reeser) Suggs of Phoenix came out Thursday to visit over Sun day the guest of Mrs. Charles Root. Friday afternoon she and Mrs. Root called on Mrs J. G. Brooks. Mir Suggs came out Saturday and return ed Monday morning in time to take up his school work in Phoenix where he teaches.
 J. G Brooks drove to town Thurs to Cartwright.
 Carrie Kile visited Saturday with Fannie and Rebecca Brooks.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. N. Mcclure were entertained Sunday by MT. and Mrs McWall. In the afternoon Mrs. Me Wall and Mrs. Mcclure attended Sun day school at Isaac, in company with Mrs. Lockwood
 Mrs. S. c. Rogers and Mrs. J. G. Brooks spent Thursday with Mrs. J. "a R. Sheets.
 NJ. List has just finished baling the second crop of hay for Bob LOgue. Mir Logue is selling it in Phoenix for $11 per ton. MT. Logue like every one of his neighbors finds his second crop of hay very light.
 Miss Alpha Mann and Miss Mary Wiley drove to Phoenix Thursday to
 
 They expected to attend the musical entertainment given Friday night in Phoenix for the benefit of Madame Pinney.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Williams enter tained Sunday. The guests were MT Williams father, W. F. Williams. Mir and Mrs. Edgar Brooks and family. MT. and Mrs. w. R. Bratton and chil- dren of Isaac. and a brother of W. R. Bratton, who is visiting with MT. Bratton.
 J. A Vinson is cutting his second crop of hay Will Williams also has three moving machines at work on his place.
 McWall and Page Lively have been busy part of this week at Mir. Walls apiary at Peoria.
 H. M. Ellison will take charge of Mir Stinnett's ranch while Mir and Mrs Stinnett spend the summer abroad.
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