Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOWLER.

FOWGGns
Fowler. July Church announce
ments: The Holiness church-Sunday
school at 10 o'clock Sunday morning
At the Baptish church-Sunday school
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning; preach
ing by the pastor Rev. J. II. Smith at
IL a. m: preaching at 1880 p. IN.
The Holiness prayer meeting, which
formerly met on Friday evening, and
the Baptist prayer meeting, which met
on Thursday evening, have united ana
will meet on Wednesday evening at
the homes Of the members. on We'd
nesday evening of this week the meet
ing was held with NJ. B. Brooks. The
meeting next week viii be held at the
home of Rev. J. H. Smith. Leader,
Bruce Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Butler came over
from Mesquite as usual Sunday morn
ing to attend church and were enter
tanned at dinner by the Rev. and Mrs.
Smith
Mrs. Sam Green and son and Miss
Ruth Lloyd spent the day Wednesday
with Mrs. George Kay. Ruth is stay
ing with Mrs Green while Mr.. Green
is away from home with the thresher.
Our neighborhoOd has been visited
by some cases of serious illness this
spring, five or more cases of different
nature having been taken to the hos
Dital The two latest cases are Mrs.
NJ. B. Brooks and Mrs. Jack Harris.
Mrs. Brooks was taken to St. Joseph's
hospital Friday evening, where she
submitted to a surgical operation Sat
urday morning. Dr. Hawley, her ply
stefan, performed the work. Mrs.
Brooks was on the operating table for
three hours, but stood the operation
very well and is improving. Mrs. Jack
Harris has been i'll for some time but
was up until Friday of last week, when
she began to grow worse until Sunday
night at midnight it became necessary
to call DR.. Thomas. The doctor re-
NAMED with her until morning, when
he took her in his automobile to st.
Joseph's hospital, where DR.. Willard
Smith performed a surgical operation,
DR. Thomas assisting. Both cases will
have to remain in the hospital for sew
cral weeks.
The statement was made in the Fow-
Ter news last week that the missionary
society here, which IS raising money
TO buy a monument for Brother Lat
ter's grave. had succeeded in securing
the amount needed. This is a mistake
which needs TO be corrected, as 1t Will
lead other organizations to think their
collections will not be needed. The So
ciety is doing nicely IN It's efforts to
raise the money but IS waiting on the
collections promised by Few other
Sunday schools to complete the neces-
sary amount.
Mrs lin Marler came out Monday
from Phoenix to visit a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Bright.
Miss Fannie Brooks of Cartwright
spent the day Thursday fifth her cousin,
Miss Mamie Brooks. She also called
on Mrs. higgins Thursday morning.
Mr.. Hansen drove to Phoenix, where
he made arrangements 10 car out some
hay he vas having baled. He has
spent the remainder of the week haul
ing hay, assisted by George KAY, Bob
Logue and Bruce Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. higgins made
business trip to town Monday.
Mrs. Gene Keesler visited Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Nelson.
Mrs. KeesIer is convalescing from
broken arm and a broken nose receiv-
ed in a recent fall, due to an unpro-
tected porch on the new house. Mr..
and Mrs Keesler have a homestead
Just south of the Fowler section and
are improving it by building a nice
cement house on it The house Is not
finished yet but is so nearly so that
they have moved into it and are en-
joying the cool cement-lined kitchen
and dining room in the basement dur
in the warm weather
Speaking of weather. after expert
encing the fierce heat of the past week,
we are wondering if some of those
persons who complained so strenuously
of this unusually hot spring don't feel
. ashamed of themselves. They prob
ably had forgotten how heat felt.
Rev. ]. II. Smith was in Phoenix
Monday and called at the hospital TO
inquire after Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs Conger were Phoenix
visitors Tuesday.
Joe Monihan passed through our
neighborhood Tuesday with a fine
bunch of cattle, two car loads in all,
which he was loading to ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holly, Pierce and
Myrtle, left Thursday over the South
ern Pacific for their old home in Tex.
as. Since coming here Mr.. and Mrs.
Holy have each been back at different
times blu this is their first trip to-
gether. While away they will visit
their sons, Jess and Writ, who were
former residents here. They were ac-
companied to Phoenix by Claude and
Rob Holly, who will have charge of
the ranch this summer while their pa
rents are away.
The Country Reading circle will
meet on Tuesday afternoon of next