Arizona republican., 1909-02-20

| Verna Ware, who was shooting at
 John Haines. MT. Smith was accom- panied home by his mother and his
 brother. Earl, who will visit here for time.
 I Harry MillerNand Miss 77lolet Hor- ton spent Tuesday evening with Miss End.
 Mrs. Joe Coleman and Mrs. Clyde
 Swartz visited Mrs. Roy Butler of
 Riverside, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Louis Kohl of Isaac visited
 Mrs. Henry Kohl, Monday.
 Mrs. Harry Hilbers is reported as being very sick.
 Mrs. NJ J. Miller and Mrs. J. P. Coleman visited Mrs. Charles Cart
 wright of Cartwright neighbOrhoOd. Tuesday.
 Mrs. Horton and daughter. Miss Violet were shopping in Phoenix Wednesday.
 Powell McIllmoil, who has been vls- iting his father here, returned to San Francisco, Wednesday.
 Helen Parker spent Sunday with Ethel Harris.
 MT. and Mrs. Sapp were guests of friends in Glendale, Sunday.
 Fred Nelson of Mesquite has been calling on the people of this neigh borhood this week, soliciting for the Valley Tea and Coffee house. Mir. Sure, one of the proprietors, was out with him, Tuesday.
 The road overseer has again been at work on our roads. The bad mud hole between George Rays and M. B. Brooks has been filled in, which greatly facilitates travel on that part of the Yuma road.
 A few of our young people were among the guests at a valentine party given Saturday night by Miss Gladys Kohl in the Isaac neighbor- hood. The fortunate ones were Nellie Elliot, Lola Le Baron, Bertha Kohl, Mamie Brooks, Tom Graham and Reuben Graham. They report a most enjoyable time. Bertha Kohl and Mamie Brooks remained as the guests of Miss Kohl overnight, re- turning Sunday morning by way of Cartwright.
 Viva Nations spent Wednesday night as the guest of Chrissie Elliot.
 Mrs. L. D. Vanzandt of Buckeye visited her mother. Mrs. McIllmOil, a few days this week.
 MT. and Mrs NJ. J. Miller drove to Phoenix, Sunday, and dined with MT. and Mrs. Snodgrass.
 Miss Violet Horton and Miss Dor othy Haynes were guests, Sunday, of Mrs Riley Casner.
 Lucy McIllmoil went to Buckeye, | Thursday evening, to visit her sister, | Mrs. Vanzandt.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Miller visited Mrs. | Bruce Brooks, Thursday afternoon.
 Dowell Kohl spent Sunday with his | cousins, Glen and Burtis Kohl, of Isaac.
 We are glad to see Mrs. Moore so much recovered from her latest acci- | dent as to be able to be on the mail | route again.
 Invitations are out to a party to l be given Tuesday night in honor of | Granville Sapps twenty-first birth l day.
 Ruby Logue was hostess, Sunday, | to Emma and Stella Glossbrenner and | Una Mcclure of Cartwright, the Oc- casion being Ruby's seventh birth ! day.
 MTS. w lllldIll dlltHueu at Cartwright, Sunday.
 Joe Holly went to Phoenix, Thurs | day, and brought out a lot of trees. ] The Lloyd boys also are putting out about two hundred fruit trees. Jim Lloyd hauled them out from Phoenix, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Charles Olmstead visited in Monday and Thursday of this week.
 August Hegelund was a business visitor in our neighborhood, Wednes- day
 Mrs Wickie went to Phoenix, in her automobile and was accompanied home by Mrs. Kelly.
 Mir and Mrs. Walton have bought a ranch at Buckeye and will move there at once We are sorry to have | them leave the neighborhOod.
 Ed Dunbar, who has been milking l and running a chicken ranch in the country, spent Wednesday | night with Frank Bryant.
 Mrs. George Kay and Mrs. Jack l Harris drove to Phoenix Wednesday, | and in company with Mrs. John Eli | son drove out east of town and spent | the day with Mrs. Hutton.
 The latest thing in the way of | a curiosity in live stock was fully l developed two-headed calf, to be seen at Quin FaulIner's, last week. The l calf had the regulation number of | feet, but twice as many ears as calves are naturally provided with. | The two necks joined at the shoul- | ders and the two heads were perfect l ly developed.
 The Belknap baler has moved from l George Rays to MT. Hanson's. MT. | Kay is now busy hauling baled hay l at $16 per ton. the Odd Fellows at Glendale, Thurs | day night.
 Mrs. Horace Smith was through l our neighborhood Friday, delivering l goods from the Larkin company. Mrs. | Smith has been their solicitor for | several years.
 Miss Wallace, who formerly taught | at West End and who is here visiting ] Mrs. Sam Rogers in Cartwright, spent | the day, Thursday, with Mrs. Jim Ivy.
 Those from Fowler who helped eat | the good things prepared, Sunday, by | Mrs. Jack Brooks of Cartwright, were | Bruce Brooks and family, J. P. Ivy and family, J. A. Higgins and family, | and MT. and Mrs. Joe Coleman. Be | sides these, there were a number of | Cartwright people present, making the | number of guests close to forty.
 Mir. and Mrs Ivy were among those