Arizona republican., 1909-08-07
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eFt Holly has been appointed as

leader.
 The meeting this week was held on George Rays grassy lawn with Rev. J. H. Smith as leader. Quite a mum Der were present and report a good meeting. Mrs. c. Bright has been spending the week in Phoenix with her mother, Mrs. Marer.f '' !.
 Mir and Mrs. Jim Ivy were guests of MT. and Mrs M. B. Brooks Sunday.
 The people along the : alt canal were awakened Saturday night by parties dragging the canal jn search of the body of the cid who was drowned that evening near the asylum. The sadness ftireE event sgss. broishh to them so much more forceably when they thought that the child might be found in their own community.
 Miss Gladys Kohl of Isaac spent Sunday and Monday with Miss Nan nie Brooks. Late Monday evening Miss Kohl and Miss Brooks drove to Phoenix stopping at Miss Kohls home on the return drive.
 Joe Monihan and Dan McDcrmott braved the storm Thursday morning and came to Fowler to look after some cattle they have in pasture.
 Miss Bessie Keesler is a guest of Mrs. Susie Irving this week.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Miller and Mrs. Joe Coleman called upon Mrs. M. B. Brooks Monday.
 P. x. Nelson has sold his ranch of forty acres and bought some lots in Phoenix. He expects to put up q nice cement block house and move his family to the city. Mir. Nelson is a carpenter and will follow his trade after going to town.
 Frank Bell returned Saturday from Geronimo where he has been spending the summer with his sister. Mrs. Curtis. While in Geronimo. Frank was engaged in clerking in one of the main stores of the place. He came out to J. A. Higgins Saturday morning and on Sunday morning his brother. Ray Bell, took him down to his fathers ranch on the Agua Fria.
 MT. and Mrs. McIlmoil returned Saturday from a short visit in Los Angeles. They were met in Phoenix by Lucy and Johnnie McIlmoil.
 Miss Fannie BreedIove. Willie Rous- seau and James English of Cartwright visited Mrs. J. A. Higgins.
 The Green thresher has been busy in this vicinity since Saturday. It was at the Marler ranch the first of the week and is now threshing for Mir. Sapp. The men were compelled to lay off Thursday morning on ac- count of the rain, but resumed work Friday.
 IIaor-1rrr,1 nd NTr a of Phoenix were guests of MT. and Mrs. Jerry Irving Sunday.
 MT. Conger is at present in the Buckeye country harvesting his alfalfa seed.
 Mir. Hansen lost a very valuable horse Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs Levi Eberly have rented their ranch and they left Wed nesday morning for Byron. Ohio-. their old home Mir and Mrs. Eberly came here about a year ago and bought the Wirt Holly place. but af- ter staying a year decided to try it back east again. Mir and Mrs. Fox will have charge of the place for a time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Kohl called at Louis Kohls Monday.
 ollie Brooks spent Tuesday night with Tina Brooks.
 MT and Mrs. Jerry Irving drove to Phoenix last Friday evening where they attended the show at the Grand remaining afterward for the dance.
 Friends of Joe Hoily's have been notified that he and Mrs. Holly are among old friends in Texas. having the time of their lives. They have been attending a big revival which has been in session in the Baptist church where they are visiting. MT Holly says the crops are very poor in that section of the country, (Abelene countyD That in parts of the coun ties of Ellis, Johnson, Dallas, Hill and Tarron, all the crops are a failure. He says he saw thousands of acres per fectly bare, just like winter; that there has been nothing like it since the country was settled. Many people are in distress in the finest farming belt of the state.
 MT and Mrs. Holly have visited their son Wirt in Taylor county and will visit Jess Holly on the way home. They are coming home satisfied that Arizona is the place to live. and send greetings to all the Fowler people.
 Miss FredricIs, who has been nurs- ing Mrs M B. Brooks during her convalescence, returned to Phoenix Sunday.
 Mrs. George Kay and Mrs. J. H. Smith called. upon Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Harris Friday afternoon
 Before going away, NIT. Eberly sold his dairy herd of twelve cows to Louis Kohl of Isaac.
 MT. and Mrs. Joel Remelo of West field. Illinois. who are visiting their son, Ora Kennels of Cartwright, and Mrs. Vernie Dallas. called at J. A. Higgins Sunday afternoon.