Arizona republican., 1909-07-31

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 Mrs. Pearl Keesler drove to Phoenix Tuesday and was the guest over night of Mrs. R. s. Keesler, returning home Wednesday.
 Harry and Wess Miller and Joe Cole man went fishing Wednesday in the large pond at MT. Mennels'. Luck was cat fish.
 Miss Dorothy Haynes came home from school Friday to visit Q few days. She returned to Phoenix Sunday even ing accompanied by Miss Violet Hor ton and Harry Miller Miss Haynes entertained Miss Horton Sunday at her home near the Agua' Fria.
 Glen, Burtis and Miss Gladys Kohl of Isaac were guests at Henry KohFs Thursday. While the Kohl boys were down they, with their cousin, Vowel Kohl, and Jack Faulkner, Edgar Brooks and Marvin bills, formed jolly swim ming party and showed themselves to be expert swimmers and divers, using the Salt canal as a swimming pool and the bridge in front of Bruce Brooks as a diving board.
 MT and Mrs. Dills drove to Phoenix Friday morning.
  trip out to his ranch Friday.
 The Baptist church has arranged to give an ice cream social next Tuesday eveing on the lawn at the parsonage. The public is most cordially invited to attend As we are not over bur dened with social affairs of this sort at Fowler, every one should turn out and help make the evening a success, both socially and financially.
 Celeste, Gladys and Paul Smith vis- ited with the Brownsberger children at their home Thursday. MT and Mrs. Win Rennells were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs Joe ! Coleman.
 Miss Fannie Brooks of Cartwright called at Bruce Brooks home Thurs day.
 Bob Logue is busy baling hay. He and others in that part of the cOun- try were depending upon the List baler to bale their hay. but just at the last moment MT List sold his baler. making it necessary for them to rustic a crew of their own. having rented a baler. As this week has been such good hay ing weather all those who had hay to put up have been rushing things in order to get through before another rainy spell. However, We have a few citizens who have predicted that our rainy season is over. Undoubtedly the weather of the past week has been the finest any country could boast of. Too good to last, but we are all en- toying 1t to the fullest extent while it does last.
 Th.. afra rsaff- nF ha nafr Hars- hood are happy again as a threshing machine can be heard at work here The Green thresher is at present on the ranch belonging to Francisco Val enzuela. After threshing there it will move to the vicinity of the Marler ranch.
 Nettie and Ruth Kay and Celesta and Gladys Smith are busily engaged selling cards which represent each, brick in the Home Missionary School for Mexican Girls which Is being built at Tucson. One dime buys a brick. or card. and the many dimes taken in by the girls aid greatly in the erection of the building The little girl who sells the most bricks will be awarded a prize. At present Nettie Kay is in the lead and will probably win the prize.
 Rev. Mir. Gillette of Phoenix came out Sunday and filled the pulpit at the Baptist church, both morning and evening The pastor at this place, Rev. J. H. Smith. preached in Phoenix, Rev. Mir. Coats having been called to Iron Springs by the illness of his wife.
 We are sorry to report that Mrs. Jack Harris, who recently came home from the hospital, where she under went a surgical operation, is not so well again. While her illness is due to some after effect of the operation, it is believed to be nothing serious.
 The friends of Mrs. Bruce Brooks will be glad to know that she has so far recovered as to be able to come home Wednesday evening. She Is stir under the care of a nurse, Miss Fred ericks, who accompanied her home and who will stay until she is entirely out of danger.
 Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Muddersbach of Isaac called on Mrs. Smith wednes- day afternoon. They also called at the Harris home.
 Mrs. Mickey and son motored to Phoenix Friday.
 C. T. Hirst had party of prospective real estate buyers out from Phoenix Friday morning looking over this part of the country.
 Mrs. Smith, Edna and Jack visited Mrs. Harris Thursday afternoon.
 Bruce Brooks and daughters, Mamie and Jennielee, Rev. J. H. Smith and Jack Miller attended the meeting of the Good Templars at Cartwright Tuesday night. They report most enjoyable time and delightful refresh ments consisting of ice cream. cake, watermelon, and fruit salad were served.
 Teddy Moore spent the first of the week visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs Bob Logue, while Pearl LoglIe visited at the Moore home. returning Wednesday with Mir Moore as he de- livered the mail on route 4. Ruby Logue then went home with Mir Moore for a few days visit
 MT and Mrs. Truge left Monday for an extended visit in Missouri. Mir and Mrs. Newburg are looking after the ranch while Mir. and Mrs. Truge are away.
 Mrs Newburg and Miss Laura Fields made a trip to the Truge ranch Wed nesday.