Arizona republican., 1909-05-08
WEEKLY NEWS
 OF THE VALLEY
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from her new place of residence on
 lesson days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Campbell of Oklahoma
 arrived Saturday. Mrs. Campbell is a
 niece of A. G. Shoot, where they are
 visiting at present.
 Mrs. McWall attended a missionary
 tea given by the Glendale Baptist
 church at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Lively, Friday.
 s. G. Rogers spent a part of the week in Phoenix as juryman.
 Mrs. Sidney Vinsel Rhodes left Sun to join her husband in Prescott where he is engaged in business and where they expect to spend the summer. Mrs. Rhodes will return in the fall to take charge of her duties as teacher in the Isaac school where she has been em- ployed for another term. Mrs. Rhodes has just finished a very successful school term as principal of the Isaac school
 Mrs. NJ. List and daughter Miss Blanche, drove tOAPhoenix Monday
 Will Williams is getting his first crop of hay up in good shape Mir Williams has his own baler and is cut ting and baling his own crop. In that way he manages to get his hay up in exactly the right condition, no waiting for a baler.
 The Woman's Home Mission society met at the home of Mrs AI List on Thursday afternoon. Those present were, Mrs. J. A. yinson, Mrs. L. D. Rousseau. Mrs. T. Bone. Mrs. J G. Brooks. Mrs. M. List, Mrs. p. D. Gard ner. Mrs. s. G. Rogers. Mrs. S. N Mcclure. Mrs McWan, Mrs Tom Brown, Mrs. John Sheets, Mrs. Asa Graham and Mrs. L. A. Nichols. Mrs. List and daughters served cake and lemonade as refreshments after the Bible study and business meeting.
 Rev. G. ". Forman took supper Thursday evening with MT. and Mrs J. G. Brooks.
 Rev. Robert Wright of WinsloW l Ariz.. was a visitor in this neighbor- | hood last week, calling at the homes of | J. A. VinsOn and J. G. Brooks. Rev | Mir. Wright was formerly pastor Of the Cartwright church.
 George lille who has for some time | been boarding at J. C.. Brooks has i gone to Phoenix to live He is at the | home of R. C. Shiflet, who moved to | Phoenix recently
 Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Root called at the | home of Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Green | Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Dorothy Reeser Suggs who 1 was formerly a teacher in the Cart wright school is seriously i'll at her home in Phoenix. At last report her condition was somewhat improved.
 There was an installation of officers at the Good Templars lodge Tuesday night.
 Mrs. R. O. Green of Phoenix spent Sunday the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Asa Graham, of this place
 The Cartwright brothers and Will Rousseau arrived Sunday from the Cartwright COW ranch in the hills with a nice bunch of cattle which they had gathered in the last few weeks. The cattle were in fine shape. The cows were sold for beef at an average of $30 per head. The two and three year old steers were sold to John Casey There were more than 200 head in all. Ackie Gaylord who helped in the roundup stopped on the way home to help the Sears boys in their roundup for week or ten days.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright wis ited Sunday with MT and Mrs. Alvin Mann.
 The Orange lodge of Cartwright has moved its meeting place to Phoenix where they met Monday night
 Ollie Brooks visited from Monday until Thursday with Una Mcclure
 There was a meeting of the Sunday school teachers and pupils Thursday morning at the church to arrange the program for childrea's day. The date of which will he announced later. IL was decided to have an all-day meet ,, ing with dinner on the grounds. The morning program will be rendered by the Sunday school and the afternoon ! program will be rendered by the Mite Box Brigade Of the Home Mission so- ciety. The programs are well arranged and a banner day is expected by the little folks. Every Sunday school pu- pil and all the members of the bri- ,, gade are requested to meet at the church next Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock sharp. Mrs. Tom Cavaness who has lately come down from her home at the COW ranch in the hills is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Mann this week Mrs. w. H. Mann and her daughter. ' Miss Alpha. attended the children's | day services at the Fowler church Sunday morning Miss Alpha remain ed for the dinner and afternoon ser vices. NJ List and his crew of helpers are engaged in baling hay on the Latham : company ranch. | MT. and Mrs. Bob Logue and daugh- ters took Sunday dinner at MT. and . Mrs. Sheets. There were also five young men friends of the Sheets boys present, making in all quite com pany, fifteen including the Sheets q family. II Ora Rennells' mother and his sister and family arrived this week to spend some time in the valley. The occasion of the visit is the i'll health of MT Rennells, sister. They are stopping for the present with MT and Mrs U Rennells
 Mrs. Charles Cartwright has devoted \ M. br, b,,5 to,nh.e l'