Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-26
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4
FOWLER.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coleman enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the follow
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Rush KEGS
Ter and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gam
nell.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Zandt are pa
rents of new baby boy. who arrived
Monday. Mrs. Van Zandt is with
her mother, Mrs. McIlmoil.
Creightons machine threshed alf-
alta seed for Will Creskell this week.
The yield is unusually good, making
about thirty-six sacks from twenty
acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Ivy drove to
Phoenix Friday evening to attend
the Chautauqua.
Mrs. Bruce Brooks visited Mrs.
Miller Sunday afternoon.
Harry Hilbers has been making a
number of improvements on his
ranch. The yard has a new fence and
a new pump has been installed with
a gasoline engine to force the water
to different parts of the ranch.
Mr.. Schneider is hauling his be-
longings TO Phoenix preparatory to
leaving for the east.
Mrs. M. B. Brooks called Tuesday
afternoon on Mrs. Arch FitZhugh and
her new son of Cartwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox left last week for
Texas. They have been living on Mr.
Eberly's ranch.
the union prayer meeting was held
Wednesday night at the Baptist par
sonage with Mrs. George Kay as
leader.
Mrs. Dills took her daughter. Miss
Violet Horton and Miss Elizabeth
Faulkner to Phoenix Sunday after
noon. They with stay with Mrs.
Fitzgerald and attend high school
School opened Monday with about
seventy pupils enrolled.
Mr.. and Mrs. TRUCE returned last
Saturday morning from their vaca-
ton spent in eastern states. They
were accompanied home by Mrs
.Truge's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Filds.
NJ. b. Brooks visited Rev. P. ID
Gardner of Cartwright Wednesday af-
ternoon.
In the Fowler news of two weeks
ago an item appeared which should
have read: Ed. Campbell spent
Thursday at the Mann sale. but a
misprint occurred which confused II
with the following item, bringing
about certain disagreeable complica-
tions for Mr. Campbell and he wished
the mistake corrected.
Tuesday the ladies of the Cart
wright Home Mission Society met al
Mrs. Hansens to make some quilts
for her. The work was not quite
finished, so Tuesday of the coming
week was set as the time to meet
and finish them. Those who were
present were Mrs. Vinson, Mrs Rous-
seau. Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Charles
Cartwright. Mrs. Ruddersbach, Mrs
Sheets. Mrs. Logue. Mrs. Kate
Brooks. Mrs Mann. Mrs. Brown, Mrs
Bruce Brooks.
At the meeting of the Good Temp
lars at Cartwright school house last
Tuesday evening Mrs. Bruce Brooks
and Mrs. ]. p Ivy were elected as
delegates to the district lodge. which
will be held in Tempe Teusday ana
Wednesday.
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the guest of Mrs. ]. A Higgins Fri
day.
ouite a number from Fowler drove
to Phoenix Thursday evening to hear
William Jennings Bryan. Among
them were Mr. and Mrs. George Kay,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A higgins, Mr.. Cut
ting and his sister. Miss Cutting. MI
and Mrs. Hansen drove to the city In
the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Gerry Sapp spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M
Sapp.
Miss Mamie Brooks went to Phoe-
nix Sunday afternoon, where she en-
tered the high school
The Baptist Women's Missionary
society met Tuesday afternoon at the
parsonage. This is the first meet
ing they have held for some time
as il is their custom to discontinue
the meetings during the summer
months.
d. NJ. Sapp and son, Doc" have
been spending the week at some
mines about sixty miles from Phoe-
nix in which they are Interested.
Floyd Marlar, who has been spend
ing the latter part of the summer
at work on the ranch, returned TO
phoenix Sunday in order to be ready
for the opening of school VIII
Marian came out and took his place
on the ranch.
Quite a number from Fowler We're
guests at the surprise party given
for Mr.. and Mrs. John Phelps. Anon
FOR Mr.. and Mrs. John phelps.
Among them were NJ. B. Brooks and
family. II. ]. Hansen and family j.
A higgins and family. Mrs Mann
and daughter. Alpha Ernest Mann
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Bright and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Logue and chill
dren.
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce BROOKS
at sumner. and when they returned
they found the crowd gathered Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks. after the depart
ure of their guests. hurriedly drove
nv another road and were there to
confront Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps when
they drove up.
Miss Lucille Kelly and Miss Mary
Irving came out from Phoenix Friday
evening to visit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coleman called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Fitzhugh OF
Cartwright Wednesday afternoon