Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-06-26
CARTWRIGHT.

CARTWRIGHT.
| Cartwright, June 25.-Church an
nouncements for June 27th. Sunday
school at $3.50 am, subject, Temper
ance Lesson" Romans 13:S-14
Golden text Put We on the Lord
Jesus Christ" Rom. 1914. Preaching
| at 1880 am. by pastor. Epworth
league devotional at 1880 pm, sub
! ject: Sleeping Disciples" Matt, "a: SO
46. Leader Mrs. Birdie Cartwright.
After Sunday and during the camp
meeting there will be no further SER
vices at Cartwright except the Sun
day school which will be held at the
usual hour each Sunday morning.
The two Mrs. Wiegolds of Glendale
spent Friday the guests Of Mrs. ].
F. Doyle.
Mrs. E. E. Jack and a friend of
hers, Mrs. Gibbons of Mesa, who is
visiting Mrs. Jack, spent Monday the
| guests of Mrs. S. G. Rogers. Mrs,
| C. T. Root called in the same after
noon. Mrs. Rogers, who has been i'll
/ for some time is able to be up
again. Mrs. John Meyers of West
End, also called on Mrs. Rogers dur
| ing her convalescence.
Mrs. Banks and daughter, Ethel
of Phoenix came out Thursday for
days visit with Mrs. Charles Cart
wright Mrs. Banks returned in the
evening, but Miss Ethel will extend
her visit for a week.
Mrs. John Phelps drove to Phoenix
| Saturday to bid goodbye to Mrs.
Scott who left Saturday night for
| San Diego, Cal Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps
expect to return in a few months to
Mrs. Phelps former home in Illinois
and will probably be gone when her
friend Mrs. Scott returns from her
summer trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Cartwright
and daughter, who left on Wednes-
day of last week for their COW
ranch in the hills, report splendid
trip and a pleasant surprise on arriv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cavaness, who
have a range in the same vicinity had
a smoking hot supper to welcome
them after their long ride.
]. A. Vinson made a business visit
to Prescott leaving Sunday and re-
turning Tuesday. The Vinson boys,
Alfred and Stokely drove to Glendale
to meet their father on his return.
The Misses Eta and Ada Vinsel
went to Prescott Sunday for short
visit with their sister Mrs Rhodes
of that place.
Della Asher has been staying with
Mrs. S. G. Rogers during her illness.
Miss Apperson of Phoenix is visit
ing her cousin Mrs. L. ID. Rousseau
this week. Mrs Rousseau and Miss
Apperson called on Mrs Rogers
Tuesday.
Messrs. S. G. Rogers, James Vinsel
and Henry Wilkey have purchased
new Mccormick header and after
having headed the grain crop of Vim
sci and Rogers they headed a 40-acre
crop of oats on the BennetIe ranch.
They are next going to Mr.. Wilkeys
ranch at West End. In a few years
at this rate the ranchers will own all
of their harvesting implements which
viii do away with the big outfits
now so common.
Will Williams has finished baling
his own crop of hay and is now do
ing a crop fJr Edgar Brooks
Brown Brothers are having their
hay baled this week
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Glossbrenner
City Wednesday
Mrs. ]. r. Sheets and Mrs. Asa
Graham took dinner with Mrs. Lo-
que Wednesday, In the afternoon
they attended the work meeting of
the Womans Home Mission society
held at the home of Mrs. ]. A. Vim
son. Others who were present at the
meeting were Mrs. L. d. Rousseau,
Miss Apperson, Mrs. p. d. Gardner.
Mrs. J. G. Brooks, Mrs. John Phelps,
Mrs. S. \. Mcclure and Mrs NJ B.
Brooks
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Swartz of Fowler
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Brooks and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs c. NJ. Glossbrenner and family |
Ruth Bratton of Isaac is visiting |
for few days with her uncle and |
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Williams
Robert Etter and sons of Creighton !
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Fitz- |
hugh on Wednesday.
Mrs. English and her grandson, |
Hugo Nichols, visited at the parson- |
age Thursday. Mrs. English in COM
pany with her daughter, Mrs. Nichols, |
will leave shortly for their former |
home in st. Louis to spend the hot |
months.
Mrs. Asa Graham and her daugh-
ter Ora Clay visited Mrs. James Ora
ham Monday.
w. w. Kile bought a new wagon in