Arizona republican., 1909-04-24
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RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.
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ments: At the Baptist church-Sundal
 school 10 a. m; preaching, II a. m. conducted by the pastor, the Rev. MT
 Smith; preaching, 7:30 D. m.; prayer
 meeting, Thursday evening.
 At the Holiness Church-Sunday
 school, 10 a. m.; preaching, II a. m. conducted by the Rev. MT. Davies o
 Phoenix; preaching. 7:30 p. m.; cottage
 prayer meeting, Friday evening. Mrs. Harmon, of Los Angeles. who
 was here a few days last week, visit
 ing her brother, George Kay, returned
 to Phoenix on Monday morning, where
 she will visit her parents. Mrs. Charles Olmstead was d Phoe-
 nix visitor on Monday. George Crawford, of Phoenix, who
 was a former resident here, passed | through this place on Monday morn ing on his way to Buckeye, where he | is working on the new creamery MT ! Rays is erecting at that place. Dick Taylor visited hs ranch in this neighborhood on Monday. Floyd Marker, of Phoenix, was a visitor at the Marker ranch on Sun day.
 
 ited MT. and Mrs. Jerry Irving on Sun day afternoon. In the evening Miss Lucile. accompanied by Robert Irving. drove to Phoenix, where she attends high school.
 Mrs. Charles Root, of Cartwright. called on Saturday afternoon upon Mrs Cornell, who is sick at M. B. Brooks Mrs. Cornell is recovering from the fall she received a few weeks ago. but is yet unable to walk.
 Mamie Brooks spent the day, Sun day. as the guest of Miss Alpha Mann.
 Miss Bertha Kohl and Miss Violet Horton spent Sunday with Miss Gladys Kohl in the Isaacs district.
 The Misses Violet Horton and Der tha Kohl, Harry and Yves Miller drove to Phoenix on Tuesday evening and attended the moving picture show.
 Mrs. John Phelps and Mrs. Charles Cartwright visited Mrs NJ B. Brooks on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. NJ. Sapp entertained at dinner on Sunday the following guests: Jake Herchey and daughters, Sarah and Edna, who are visiting in the valley from North Dakota; Mrs. John Mollet and family, MT. and Mrs. Query Sapp and MT. and Mrs. Clyde SwartZ
 Miss Goldia Sapp has been quite i'll this week with la grippe.
 Clyde SwartZ is also on the sick list this week He was i'll enough to neces- sitate the calling of a doctor on Friday morning.
 Mary Irving was a guest at the home of her brother. Jerry Irving. Wednes- day
 The Rev. Mir. Fields, of Liberty, was guest of Bruce Brooks, the latter part of last week. While there he went on to Phoenix and secured lum- Der to build a derrick which MT. Brooks is making for him.
 The grip seems to have the vicinity in its clutches. J. P. bills and Rob- ert Irving are both victims this week
 Little Ida Nation is sick with pneu- monia.
 Mir. Jackson. who has been sick for the past two weeks, is able to be out again.
 Mrs. Bruce took dinner on Friday of last week with Mrs. J. P. Ivy. In the afternoon Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Ivy attended the conference session of the Woman's Home Mission at Cart wright. where Mrs. Ivy appeared on the program.
 L. c. Haynes and wife came up from the Agua Fria on Monday and drove to Phoenix. They had with them their son, Roy, who was very sick, and whom they were taking to the doctor.
 The Good Templar lodge of this part of the valley will give an ice-cream sOciable at Cartwright on Wednesday evening. April 2S. There will be a short program given.
 There is just one week more of school. MT. Cuttings room is spend ing the last few days in hard work, but the primary pupils, under Miss Le Baron. are preparing a program for the afternoon of the last day.
 Mrs. John Richardson, of Literty, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Quinn Faulk- | ner.
 Rev. P. D. Gardner. of Cartwright l called Tuesday afternoon upon MT. and | Mrs. M. B. Brooks and MT. and Mrs | George Kay.
 MT. and Mrs. Shiflet were guests on | Sunday of MT. and Mrs Hanson.
 Mrs. John Ellison. of Phoenix, vis- | tied Mrs. J. H. Smith on Thursday af- l -ernoon.
 Frank Bryant has gone into the l chicken business, his start being 1e0 | little chicks which Mrs. Jim LoyG | matched for hirl in her incubator
 Charlie Forry and pr. White, of the | Indian school, were callers at Jerry | Irving's on Sunday.
 The Baptist church is preparing for | Tn all-day meeting a week from Sun | lay, May ?. The morning will be giv- | en up to the children in sort of May I lay program. There will be dinner | It the church, and in the afternoon | he ordinance of baptism will be at ended to.
 NIT. simon and son, Evert, from near he Indian school. took dinner on Sun lay with Frank Bryant. Preston ! WedgewOrth and Price Smith were aI- 90 guests of MT Bryant's.
 Ray Bell visited his parents on the Agua F'ria on Sunday.
 Elizabeth Ivy spent Wednesday ,vening with her teacher, Miss Le Baron