Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

[ visited at Harry Palmer's Sunday af- | ternoOn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hansen called on Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins Sunday after noon. They also visited at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Eberly. The daughters of MT. and Mrs. Bruce Brooks, with their grandfather. Mir Connell, ate Sunday dinner with Mrs. J. G. Brooks of Cartwright The big red automobile which hauls | the cream from Buckeye for the Maricopa creamery. varied the mono | tony of hauling nothing but milk l cans, and Monday morning took on passengers. MT. and Mrs. George Crawford and daughters of Phoenix took advantage of the regular trip the machine makes and spent the day in the country with Mrs. CraWford's mother. Mrs. Chas. Olmstead.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Harris were reg ular attendants at the Baptist con vention which convened in Phoenix last week.
 Mrs. Susie Irving spent this week sewing for Mrs. Joe Holly.
 Miss Lucy McIlmoil visited at Buckeye Saturday and Sunday.
 Lew Graham was a business visitor in Phoenix Tuesday.
 Rush Keesler and Fred Clark vis- ited Harry and Yves Miller Monday.
 Mrs. l.. H. Allen has been a victim of La Grippe this week.
 Yves Miller became the pOSsesSor of a new run-a-bou Tuesday.
 Mrs. Harmon of Lss Angeles. form erly Miss Edith Kay, came out from Phoenix Friday to visit for a few days with her brother. George Kay
 Mrs. Henry Kohl and Mrs w. A. DoweTl speN the day Tuesday with Mrs Louis Kohl of Isaac.
 Roy Doyle of Cartwright visited in Fowler neighborhood Wednesday.
 Harry Miller purchased a new horse Tuesday.
 Mrs. Roy Butler and daughter, Beu- lah, were guests of Mrs. Joe Coleman Tuesday. In the afternoon, accom- panied by Mrs. Coleman, they attend ed the meeting of the missionary so- ciety at Mrs. Harris.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Kohl spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kohl
 Prof. E. A. Cutting spent Easter Sunday in Phoenix.
 Pat CharlebOis of Alhambra was the guest Tuesday night of J. B. Dill.
 Miss Gladys Kohl of Isaac spent Saturday night the guest of Miss Bertha Kohl
 Mrs. Dills spent Monday In Cart wright with her sister. Mrs. A. Sm0pt- Miss Dorothy Haynes spent Satur- day night with her aunt, Mrs. Ven sil in Phoenix, and attended the Maccabec ball
 Harry Miller was a guest Tuesday evening of Miss Violet Horton.
 Miss Mary Irving has been visiting this week with her brother Jerry Try ing and wife.
 Mrs j. NJ Harmon called on Mrs. J. P. bills Saturday.
 The Baptist WOman's Missionary society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jack Harris. A number of members were present, also several visitors, among whom were Airs- Greasy. wife of the Rev. Mir. Greasy. who has been sent here to take up the colpOrtage work which was so suddenly interrupted by the death of Rev. Latter; and Miss St. John who has recently been engaged in mis- siOnary work at SwatOn, China One important feature of the business part of the meeting was the arrans- ing of plans by this society to raise money to buy a monument tO mark Mir. Latter's grave. After the busi- ness was finished the ladies were de- lightfully entertained by talk given by Miss St. John, telling of the man ners and customs of the people of China. Even after her talk was fin ished. she was kept busy answering all sorts of questions regarding her work among the Chinese, until late in the afternoon. Refreshments of cake and lemonade were served. Miss St John was entertained while here by Mir and Mrs. George Kay. Mir and Mrs. John Phelps. Mrs. Peter Nelson and John Nelson were guests of MT. and Mrs c. Bright Sunday.
 Price Smith, the ZanjerO. who has been in the hospital in Phoenix is able to be on duty again.