Arizona republican., 1909-07-24

| accompanied home by her sister. Miss | Mary Isrving and Miss Lucia Hart well, whom she entertained at dinner They all returned to the city in the evening.
 1 Mrs. Jackson is home again after severe siege at the hospital. She left the hospital over a week ago and spent the time with her mother. Mrs. Reuben | Hill, until she was strong enough to ride home. She came out home Mon | day and is very much improved.
 Mrs. Brownsberger and Mrs. Pierce spent the day Thursday with Mrs. Har- ris, who in the afternoon accompanied them to call upon Mrs. Smith and Mrs Willis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arch Fitzhugh of Cart wright spent Tuesday evening with the Rev. Mir. Smith and family at the par sonage.
 Quite number from this place at tended a party given last week by Mrs | Lulu Stump. Among them were Misses Mamie Brooks, Bertha Kohl, Violet Horton, Joa and Goldie Sapp Messrs. Roy Sapp, Marvin bills Hnd Harry Miller Bruce Brooks and children drove to Phoenix Thursday evening and spent a few hours with Mrs. Brooks at the hos pital Mrs Brooks is improving and 1t | is thought she will be able to come home in another week.
 Henry Kohl and family spent Sun | day at the home of Louis Kohl in the Isaac neighborhood
 Mrs. Quin Franklin was the unfortu- nate victim of a stroke of paralysis | Sunday. Mrs. Faulkner has for sears been partially paralyzed. Although somewhat improved she is in a very serious condition. pr. Dameron of Phoenix has charge of the case Mrs. | John Richardson of the west end is staying at MT. Faulkner's taking care of her mother.
 Harry Miller and Joe Coleman spent a few days this week assisting Bruce Brooks with his hay
 Mir and Mrs Willis were Phoenix visitors Monday of this week. Our telephone service has been a minus quantity since the rains set in. The linemen are out working on the line every day and the storms at night tear down what they build up through the day While we have had several wind storms and a few light rains, we have had no heavy rains in this section yet Those, however, who have been waiting for the summer rains to come before they begin planting their corn were glad to see the canal come down full Friday morning with water the color and consistency which indicates a rise in the river.
 Mir and Mrs. J. A. Higgins drove to Glendale Sunday afternoon to say good bye to Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Flock. who left Tuesday evening over the South ern Pacific for Charleston, H., where they will visit with friends and rela- tives until October. They went by way of Kansas City, but are planning for a long trip home by way of New Or leans Mir. Flock Was in very poor health when they left. It is to be hoped he will return rested up.
 Mrs. Dills and Mrs Smith spent the afternoon Wednesday with Mrs. Faulk- ner
 Wess Miller and Joe Coleman worked for George Kay Thursday
 Mrs. Connell and Miss Mamie Brooks drove to Phoenix Saturday and spent the day with Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks at the hospital.
 Mrs. Bright spent the day Wednes- day in Phoenix with her mother. Mrs. Marler.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins attended attended the ice cream supper given Saturday night at Cartwright by the Wornan's Home Mission society.
 Piarra fhp bills home Tuesday evening
 Bill Shally, a former resident of this neighborhood, was in this vicinity the. first of the week. MT. Shally has sold his homestead in the west end of the valley and is connected now with the Star corral in Phoenix.
 Miss Fannie Brooks of Cartwright was a guest Thursday of her cousin, Miss Mamie Brooks
 MT. and Mrs. Hansen and children. returned Friday of last week from trip to Roosevelt. They report a won derful trip, and, as all who make the trip, spoke of the grand scenery along the route. MT. Hansen told of a num- Der of sights, any one of which would well pay a person for any inConven- fence they might suffer in making the trip.
 Mrs. Sam Green made a trip to the Green thresher Saturday for her son, who came home to spend Sunday. She called on Mrs. George Kay and Mrs. Bright on the way home
 Mir. and Mrs. Brownsberger were in Phoenix Saturday.
 MT. Haynes drove to Phoenix on Friday of last week and was accom- panied home by Mrs; Haynes and the baby. who had been quite i'll in Phoe- nix Miss Dorothy also accompanied them home and visited over Sunday, returning late Sunday evening to Phoenix
 MT. Sapp, J. A. Higgins and Tom and Jim Lovd attended the school election atM esquite Saturday. ,s
 J. P. wy attended the water meeting at Alhambra Monday night.
 John Garriek, who has been here for the last few weeks. stopping off from an extended trip through the west, left Monday for Los Angeles. He will go from there to San Francisco. Portland and Seattle. returning to his home in Indiana by way of North Dakota, probably making a side trip to Canada. He spent a portion of his time while here at the home of D. NJ. Sapp, who was neighbor at his home.
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