Arizona republican., 1909-08-14

Mrs Mann, Miss Alpha and Jakie former residents here, but now living in Phoenix, were pleasantly surprised Tuesday morning by being given a trip to California Mrs. Manns i1n- in-law and family Mir. Gipson of Buckeye, came up on their way to the coast When they reached Phoe- nix they succeeded in persuading Mrs. Mann to accompany them and all left that night over the $. r.
 Joe Coleman spent the day Tues day with his sister Mrs. Rush Keesler, and brought home q lot of peaches.
 MT. and Mrs Wickie went to Phoe- nix and attended the show Saturday , night.
 Miss Tina Brooks visited in Cart wright Sunday night with Rebecca Brooks.
 Miss Henrietta Brooks visited Mon day night at Mrs. -Millers.
 MT and Mrs. Snodgrass of Phoenix who have been visiting for a week with Mir and Mrs. Gammell returned home Wednesday.
 The Country Reading Circle met Thursday with Mrs. McCabe Wall in the Isaac neighborhood. Mrs. J. r. Ivy and Mrs. George Kay were mem bers from this neighborhOod who were present Mrs. Kay was accompanied by Miss Katie Lou Bone of Cart wright They report a very pleasant afternoon which is always the case with Mrs. Wall as hostess. Programs were made out for the remaining meetings to be held before the reor- ganization which will occur in october and it was decided to take up the reg ular chautauque course of reading for the coming year. The circle holds its next meeting with Mrs. Ivy.
 Mrs Phelps and Mrs. Brown of Cartwright called on friends in Fow- Ter last Friday afternoon.
 Henry Brooks of Cartwright visited at his uncle's. Bruce Brooks few days the first of the week.
 Miss Mary Irving accompanied a crowd of young people out from Phoe- nix to Glendale Saturday night to at tend the dance After the dance she came home with her brother Robert and spent Sunday with Mrs Jerry Irving. returning to Phoenix Sunday evening.
 MT and Mrs Wickie also were guests at dinner Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Irving
 The rain Wednesday night came as a surprise We have had showers in this locality for so long that we had forgotten it could rain hard but were very forcibly reminded of the fact when the rain came down in sheets.
 pr BeauChamp and wife at least are aware that 1t can rain in Fowler They with chauffeur had been out to Mir. McCallsters who was seriously hurt few days ago by a horse fall Ing upon him. They were in an auto and endeavored to reach town before the showeretaoiM-SHR the storm caught them but their ef forts were vain. They were unable to proceed farther than the Maricopa creamery. The driver. however, was able to borrow a team from George Kay and take the doctor and his wife to Phoenix He returned Thursday morning and relieved the automobile from it's imprisonment in the mud.
 Charles OImstcad a winter resident ntTe NTllcS tlldl Iit iS III NfI1 DO'i health and that his physician has ad- vised him to come at once to his fam fly.
 MT. and Mrs. Ora Rennells of Cart wright called at J. A. Higgins Friday morning
 Robert Logue and family were among those who saw The Country Minister at Cartwright Thursday night.
 Miss Dorothy Haynes came out home Friday and stayed until Sunday when her sister Miss Myrtle drove back with her.
 MT Bell came up from his ranch on the Agua Fria Friday morning and drove to Phoenix. The people on the Agua Fria are beginning to engage in the dairy business and more fortunate than the ranchers farther up the val ley they need no alfalfa fields. for the cows live and do well on the desert growth along the river. Mir. Bell is milking ten cows and MT. Haynes has quite a herd.
 Jerry Irving has gradually increased his trade, by handling first class goods and by fair. and obliging dealing un- til the Hassayampa Grocery is doing a flourishing business.