Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
CARTW RIGHT.

CARTWRIGHT. ! Cartwright, July 9.-The Woman's Home Mission society of Cartwright | met in regular session Thursday af- l ternoon at the home of Mrs. McWall. Ten members were present. Mrs J. A. Vinson, Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau, Mrs. l T. J. Bone, Mrs. J. A. Higgins. Mrs. ! s. N. Mcclure. Mrs. J. R. Sheets, Mrs. Asa Graham, Mrs. Tom Brown, Mrs. { P b Gardner, Mrs. Wall There were i two visitors, Mrs. John Phelps and | Mrs. Ellington. Most of the mem bers brought or sent in a dollar which 1 they had earned during the month to make a payment on the church rrgan. ! There were several dollars slso sent in by parties who are not members of the society.
 | The Fourth passed very pleasantly and quietly at Cartwright, there was no general celebration, yet almost every one celebrated in some way. Various families grouped together at different homes for an evening Cele- bration, while others picnickeC or dined with friends. Some attended the larger celebrations at other p ints. Generally speaking Cartwright had a three days celebration, as Saturday, Sunday and Monday were required to cover the above mentioned.
 J. A. Vinson and James English were storing MT. Vinsons grain .IOn- day and Tuesday. Mir. Vinson cared for his grain at home. not having to use the large ware houses as most Of the ranchers are doing.
 J. C. Mudersbach and MT. Pierce have each fine field of corn just peeping through the ground. The corn was planted after the gram was harvested Mir. Rains is also planting d large patch of corn. He used a corn planter, which is not a common thing in this valley. Corn is being grown more extensively every year.
 MT and Mrs. Ernest Mann and son left Saturday in company with MT. and Mrs. Tom Caveness for the Cav eness COW ranch in the hills to spend the hot months. A card from Mrs. Mann stated that they had reached Cave Creek all OK. save for a little sunburn They made most of the desert trip by moonlight.
 MT. and Mrs. Bob Logue and family Mrs. w, H. Mann and son, Mir. and Mrs. $. N Mcclure and children, and John Nelson, congregated at the Logue home on Saturday night to watch d small fireworks display by the Smaller members of tine families.
 Mrs. Knifeton of PsSeniX returned home Friday after weeks visit with the family of her brother. M. C. Glossbrenner of the National Ostrich ranch
 MT. and Mrs '. V. SulIy and daughter spent Sunday. the guests of MT and Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh. They brought along. a freezer of ice cream to help the day along Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright joined them in the evening.
 Mrs. w. H. Mann and children moved to Phoenix Monday for couple of months in order to be near her physician, her daughter, Miss Alpha being under the care of Dr. Monical of Phoenix. She toolI along a COW and a load of hay, from the ranch in order to be sure of nice fresh milk while in the city. Mrs. Mann will occupy one Of Harry Stewards houses located near the Five Point school house. Mrs. Me OluTt dCCOlDPtnltu MI Np Phoenix Monday and spent the day visiting Mrs. Caraker of that place.
 John Mann left Tuesday for a summers outing. He will include Seattle in his trip. He also expects to visit his former home in Texas be- fore returning here in the fall. MT. and Mrs Harry Stewart and MT. Mann will travel part of She way to- gether. They having left on the same train for a visit with relatives in California.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Sheets enter tained a company of friends Sunday at a F o'clock dinner. Others be- sides their own family were: MT. and Mrs C. NJ. Moore of Phoenix, Ar and Mrs Bob Logue and children, Mir. and Mrs. Asa Graham and Francis TOmp kinson.
 Mir and Mrs. J. F. Doyle and family enjoyed a Sunday dinner with Ir. and Mrs. Tram.
 MT. and Mrs. S. N. Mcclure and children attended the camp meeting Sunday.
 Mrs. L.. A. Nichols and her mother Mrs. J. B. English left Monday for a visit to their former home in St Louis. They started a day early in order to visit the elder Mrs. Nichols who is i'll in Prescott. Mir. and MrG. Graham are staying with Mir Nichols while his wife is away.
 Archie Fitzhugh has a large bunch of cattle on his stubble field.
 Guy and Frank Sheets of Cart wright and Harry Sheets of Phoenix.