Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

, the Seattle exposition. They left | Wednesday. After they visit the cx- i position they will extend their journey i through Montana and Colorado, see | ing all there is to be seen.
 MT. and Mrs. Tompkinson and their | two youngest children, left Monday | for their former home in the east 10 | take up their abode again, having become dissatisfied with Arizona life. Francis, the eldest son, remained sand | is in the employ of Mir, Akers. | MT. and Mrs. Harry Fritsche, who i have been living with Mrs. Fritsche's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Tompkinson. moved into their new house. which has lately been completed, Saturday. Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Mann gave a small exhibition of fire works in honor of their little son, Harry, Mon day night Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Cart wright and children and John Mann were present to witness the display. Mrs. Elmer Cartwright drove to the city Wednesday to do some shopping and visit her mother.
 Mrs. Bob LOgue devoted Tuesday to canning some extra fine plums grown on John Nelson's place. A part of them were put up for MT. Nelson.
 MT and Mrs. J. F. Doyle drove to Phoenix Tuesday with some fine peaches grown on their ranch which they sold at seven cents per pound. Mrs Mcclure visited Mrs. Elmer Cartwright Tuesday afternoon.
 C. C. Greens thresher moved into J. G. Brooks grain field Wednesday.
 The brick work on l.. D. Rousseau's
 
 penters began the roof Wednesday,. The work has progressed rapidly and Mr and Mrs. Rousseau will soon be in possession of house anyone might be proud of.
 The two youngest children of MT. and Mrs J. G. Brooks are quite ill with malarial fever, due probably to the drainage water from the sugar beet factory, which stands and stag mates in the ditches south of Glendale. Dr. Hawley, the physician in at tendance has made several trips out to see them. Leolia is somewhat im- proved, but Victor is still quite il..
 Mrs Mcclure visited Mrs. Brooks Tuesday night and helped her care for the sick children. MT. and Mrs. John Phelps were there on the same mission Sunday night
 J. G. Brooks is having field of hay baled which he bought from C. T. Root.
 Mrs. G. B. Bright was quite i'll the first part of the week, but is much better at present. Mrs. J. A. Vinson called to see her Tuesday. Her mother, Mrs. .Marlor. of Phoenix was with her this week.
 MT. and Mrs Edgar Brooks and children. MT and Mrs. Will Williams and a large company of other friends enjoyed Sunday afternoon at the home of Mir and Mrs. Walter Han cock.
 Evelyn Gardner is caring for the Nichols parrot while Mrs. Nichols IS away for the summer.
 Mrs. ConneIl and ~the children of Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Brooks of Fowler spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. G. Brooks.
 Mrs. Harmon visited Mrs. Logue Wednesday. Mrs. Harmon did not leave for the coast as previously in- tended owing to the illness of her father. Mir Pendergast. She, in com pany with her husband and MT. and S- about the goth. While away they will visit the Klondyke exposition.
 John Nelson is having on large scale this week
 $. G. Rogers left Friday for Flag staff to spend the Fourth. He re- turned a week later feeling well re- paid for his trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Stafford of Vicksburg spent Sunday the guests of MT. and Mrs John Phelps. Mir. Stafford is in terested in the Stafford mine at Vicksburg. Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Phelps are both formerly of the same town. Lawrenceville, III. Mrs. Staff ford left Tuesday for her old home to spend the summer.
 Clyde Rousseau and Messrs. Edes and Linsey. attended the Fourth of July celebration at Mesa While Will lie Rousseau and Mir Snow con- tented themselves with the perfor- nance in Phoenix.
 R. O. Green of Phoenix was a busi ness visitor in our neighborhOOd We'd nesday.
 Miss Katie Bone, who has been visiting her brother and wife of Su- perior Ariz., will return home Fri day
 Mrs L. D. Rousseau drove to Phoe- nix Friday to see her cousin Mrs. Charles Donofrio who is quite sick.
 Mir Stewart, who has been farming the R. O. Green ranch has given up his time on the place and moved 100 head of cattle from there Tuesday to pasture near his home place on the Christy road.
 NJ List and family and other friends picnicked on the river Sun day.
 The Reading circle will meet at the home of Mir and Mrs. C. T. Root on July 22.
 Those who called on Mrs. Brooks and sick children Wednesday were Mrs. Vinson, Mrs. Charles Root, Mrs. Harris and R. O. Green of Phoenix.
 The ladies of the Home Mission society of Cartwright will serve ice 1 cream and cake. sherbeJ and cake. l also coffee and cake at the school grounds of Cartwright on Saturday 1 evening. July 17th, beginning at sun down and closing at 19 o'clock pm. l The proceeds to go toward paying for the church organ. Everyone is cordially invited. The price will be ten cents.
 It has been the custom for some time among few families of the .IsrI