Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-07-03

, leave in a short time for the coast,
where they will be joined later by
Mrs. Lin b. Orme when they will go
on to the exposition at Seattle.
The Vinson boys are putting up a
melon stand across the road from
Mrs. Hills home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Brooks and fam
lily visited Mr.. and Mrs McWan Sun
day
Miss Ruth Bratton, of Isaac, spent
Sunday the guest of Miss Mary
Doyle.
Mollie Price visited Ara Smith
Sunday.
c. c. Green received a phone mes
sage that on the 25th of June his
wife had given birth to a 10 pound
baby girl. Mrs. Green and daughters
are at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Fuller, in Tucson. Mr.. Green made
| haste to pay them a visit. Mr..
Green returned Sunday very proud
Of his fourth daughter.
Mrs. c. T. Root drove out to the
Indian school Friday to visit Miss
Smith, one of the school employees
: who is going east for her summer
vacation.
The Good Templars Lodge met
Tuesday night. After a short bust
ness session ice cream was served
and a social time was enjoyed, after
which the meeting was adjourned
to meet on July 9th.
/ Miss Apperson, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. l. d. Rosseau. returned
to her home in Phoenix Tuesday
Hulda Brown visited Hazel Tomp-
, kins Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. F. Doyle called on Mrs.
w. w. Kile Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Banks returned home
Sunday after a short visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Cartwright.
Walter Brown visited Fred Kile
Sunday.
Mrs. c. T. Root and Mrs l. d.
Rousseau were visitors at the home
of Hrs. J. G. Brooks Wednesday.
Mrs. John Trowbridge and her little
son, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Shaver, left Thursday night
/ for California to spend the summer.
The hot weather proved too much
for them.
Miss Eunice Kile spent Tuesday
with the Misses Maggie and Marie
Doyle.
Mrs. Joe Coleman and Mrs Clyde
Swartb spent Thursday the guests of
Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh.
Mrs. P. D. Gardner and daughter
called on Mrs. W. W. Kile Tuesday
afternoon.
John Mann went into Phoenix We'd
nesday to visit MIR. and Mrs. Caraker
of that place.
On next Thursday. July Sth. the
music pupils of Miss Margaret How
ard will give a musical recital at
Miss Towards home.
Mrs. J. G. Brooks and Mrs. s. y.
Mcclure was at the Sisters Hospital
while Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks of Fowelr
underwent a surgical operation. Mrs.
]. G. Brooks called again Tuesday
and found her sister getting along
nicely.
Miss Fannie Brooks visited the
Misses Eunice and Carrie Kile Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Nora Mann and Mrs Lola
Mann visited Mrs. Elmer Cartwright
Thursday afternoon.
The first sand storm of the sea
son visited Cartwright Thursday even
ing about $50 and the second struck
us an hour later. Two in one day
is enough to begin with. There was
a light shower, not enough to do
any damage to hay and grain nor any
good to the dusty roads, yet it cooled
the atmosphere to some extent.
The Cartwright baler began baling
hay for Elmer Cartwright Friday
J. C. Brooks is stacking hay this
week
]. F. Doyle and Roy Doyle have
been stacking and covering their
baled hay this week.
Bob Logue has been busy for some
days helping Mr.. Hanson deliver his
baled hay in Phoenix.
Isabella Tompkinson, Ruby and
Pearl Logue visited at Mrs. Willis
home Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure enjoyed a
short visit at the Miller Coleman
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Swartz and Mrs. Joe
Coleman called on Mrs. John Trow-
bridge Sunday.
Otto and Abram GlOssbrenner Wis
tied Alfred and StOkely VinsOn Sun
day.
The Misses Ruby and Amy Temp
kins were Phoenix visitors Thursday
Carrie Kile visited Hulda Brown
Sunday.
Carrie Kile was a guest of the
Brooks girls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Mudersbach
are to be congratulated on their hos
pitality since they entertained two
neighborhoods in one day. Friday
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