Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
CARTWRIGHT.

Cartwright, ArlZ., April 2-Church announcements, April 1: Sunday school at g:45 a. m. Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor. Epworth League devotion al services at : p. m. This is the be- ginning of a new quarter. Theme for this quarter. With Christ in His Min istry." Topic, "The Lowly Pomp of Zion's King" John 1I:12-19. CFor Palm SundayO Leader. Mrs. P. D. Gardner. Preaching at D. m. Mid week prayer meeting and Bible study on Wednesday night of each week.
 Rev NIT. Forman of Bethel church has arranged to be at Cartwright on Friday night of each week to take charge of his singing class here. Quite a large attendance is expected.
 Miss Apperson and Mrs. Stafford. who are spending the winter in Phoe- nix. came out Friday for a. visit with their cousin. Mrs. L. D. Rousseau. They remained over Sunday and attended the church services at Cartwright.
 The Cartwright Literary society de cided to hold forth one more month and Saturday elected officers for the next month as follows: President. Manly Stump; vice president, Shell Mosier: secretary Della Asher; treas urer. Joe Coleman: editress, Mrs. Bob Logue. The following is the program given Saturday night: Comic recita- ton. Floyd Mosier; reading, Little Johnnies Visit to a Dime Museum" by Shell Mosier; recitation. (comic) Ham, ilton Berch. encore; vocal selection, MT and Mrs. Bob Logue Cencore); Country Life Is Very Slow" by MT. Logue Referred question. Should a young girl marry for love or for money?' referred to Hamilton Berch. After a five minute recess there was a debate on the question, Resolved that dumb animals can reason" The affirmative speakers were M. List, Joe Coleman. Bob Logue; negative, Shell Mosier. Hamilton Berch, Jack Miller. The judges were Fred Clark. John Pen dergast and Logan List. The judges rendered decision in favor of the af- firmative The question for next Sat urday's debate will be, Resolved. that City Life is more enjoyable than Coun- try Life" Affirmative, Jack Miller, C. V. Gully and Shell Mosier; nega- tive. Joe Coleman, Clem Stump and MT Marsh.
 Miss Fannie Breedlove came over from the Normal school at Tempe Fri day for a weekend visit with home folks She was accompanied by her friend. Miss Etta Martin. of Stafford, Ariz. Chas. Gates of Columbia, Tenn, came out Sunday and took dinner with them. James English and MT. Gates accompanied the young ladies to Phoe- nix Sunday afternoon. where they boarded the rain for Tempe.
 MT. and Mrs Pickrell and a company of friends visited the National ostrich ranch Wednesday.
 Mrs Charles Root and Mrs. Gloss brenner spent Thursday visiting at the home of Mrs. William Mann
 MT and Mrs. UIlman of Phoenix spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown.
 MT. Harmon and MT. Orme were wis itors at the National ostrich ranch Sunday.
 C. NJ. Glossbrenner was a business visitor in Phoenix Wednesday.
 MT. Diehl was out taking pictures of the ostriches on the National os- trich ranch Wednesday.
 Otto Glossbrenner wants a motor cycle He says MT. Reid goes so fast along the high road on Grand canal he can not count the ranches as he passes.
 Marguerite Brooks was taken sick at school Friday. She returned home be- fore noon. The physician was called and found her with a temperature of 1O5 l-5. He pronounced it pneumonia. She is not very much improved as yet
 Mrs Bank of Phoenix came out last Wednesday to spend the day with her sister. Mrs Chas Cartwright. On learning that Mrs. Brooks daughter was so seriously i'll she and Mrs. Rog- CTS spent the afternoon there.
 ClebUrne Caveness marketed bunch of beef cattle Saturday. as did also Henry Welborn and Floyd Smith.
 James English brought out another load of lumber Wednesday for the par sonage extension.
 The butcher from Sulphur Springs valley was in here buying beef for that place Saturday. sam Mcclure sold one cow that brought s50.40 at 3h2 cents per pound.
 Miss Myrtle Morgan was absent from her school work Tuesday on account of the funeral of her aunt Della Ash CT took charge of her pupils for the day.
 Will Williams and wife entertained 1 a party of friends Sunday. Among them | were MT and Mrs. BrattOn of Isaac.
 Mrs. Bratton will leave Saturday for | Fowler, Cal, for a visit with D. A. l Williams and family and will be ac- l companied home by her father, the l elder MT Williams, of Texas, who is | now at Fowler for his health, having | gone there last fall
 Charles Hollingshead of the Mogol- ] lon mountain range brought down 1 some saddle horses to place on pas | ture here. He left them with C. C. 1 Green.
 Among those who visited Phoenix 1 Thursday were NIT. and Mrs. Charles | Cartwright. MT. and Mrs. C. G. Rogers, l Hr. and Mrs. Alvin Mann, Mir. and | Mrs. Min List, MT. and Mrs. s. x. Nc | Cure. Mir. and Mrs. John List, MT. and l Mrs. sam Patterson, MT. and Mrs. Jno. l Meyers.
 Mir Kile. who has been in Oklahoma | for some time. returned home Sunday. l
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