Arizona republican., 1909-02-20

' with one accord began to make ex-
 cuses' Guke 14:1S); Tuesday night,
 What must I do to be saved?" (Acts
 16:23); Wednesday night, Behold I
 stand at the door and knock (Rev.
 3:20); Thursday night, Thou art weighed in the balances and found | wanting Daniel 5:2O. The meetings will continue over Sunday. On Sunday night, February 2S. the
 Florin McEachern Mite Box brigade will hold an open meeting and mite | box opening at the church. A special program is being prepared by the little folks, and they are a band of work
 CTS. Those who want to know what their work is are asked to come" If they want to encourage them,
 come" If they want to join them, come" Sunday night, February 2s,
 at 7:30 o'clock.
 Miss Fannie Breedlove and her
 room mate, Miss Grace Shivers, of the Tempe Normal, came over Friday. They were met at the station by
 James English and Will Rousseau,
 who accompanied them to the home
 of Miss Lou Marler irr Phoenix, where tAAt SOuAiS lOlho oPtll q lnOSl tIlJOS que evening, afterward returning to Miss Breedlove's home in Cartwright. Mon
 day being a holiday, the young ladies will have a longer visit before return
 ing to school.
 MT and Mrs. c. T. Rood and daugh- ters spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs.
 J. F. Doyle
 Harry Welbor and Floyd Smith mar keted another bunch of beef cattle on Tuesday.
 Ed Barns and family have moved to Tom Lists place, thereby decreasing the school roll by three.
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks was a business visitor in Phoenix Wednesday,
 Mrs. W. c. Hedgpeth of Osborn wis ited her mother, Mrs. Smith, of the west end locality. Friday Mrs. Smith has only recently moved to this part of the valley, and this is Mrs. Hedg- peth's first visit to her mother in her new home.
 w. c. Stump has just purchased a small tract of land on the Yuma road 2A miles west of Five Points. He and his wife expect soon to move to this place and leave the boys to care for the ranch where they now live
 Earl Banks of Phoenix came out on Friday evening for short visit with the family of his aunt, Mrs. Asa Graham. Earl is in school, and neces- sarily had to return to Phoenix Sun day evening.
 Mac Wall was busy Friday at his apiary near Asa Graham's ranch. Mrs. Wall accompanied him and spent the day visiting Mrs. Graham. Mir Wall was present at the noon hour, and en- joyed a social chat as well as c good dinner.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard attended the musical at the Arizona School of Mu- sic Saturday. Their daughter, Miss Margaret, was among those who took part.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Hedgpeth, Miss Blanche Tannehill, Miss Jennie Hedg- | peth, Miss Alice Tannehill and Roy | Osborn of Bethel attended church at Cartwright Sunday night Mir. Fore | man accompanied them home after | church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Asa Graham dired' on 1 Sunday with MT Grahams mother, | Mrs. James Graham.
 Those who attended the Bone-Lam- | son wedding Monday morning from | this neighbOrhood were MT. and Mrs. | T. Bone and daughters, Katie. Jennie. | Callie and Hughie. Mrs. C. C. Green, | Baird Green, Mabel. Frances and | Aleen Green, Mir. and Mrs. J. A Vim | son, MT. and Mrs. L. D. Rousseau. Clyde and Will Rousseau. Mir. and | MrC Io+ ing train for Superior They thought | to escape the inevitable shower of rice | and eluding their friends by boarding | the train at a place other than the l! depot. But when the train stopped at | Seventh street for MT. and Mrs. Bone | to get on board, To, there were their | friends on the train waiting for them. | rice" and all.
 Miss Mabel Harper, teacher at Inde- | pendence, spent Tuesday night as the | guest of Mrs. L. b Rousseau and ac- cOmpanied her to church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ellington and daugh- | ter, who are spending the winter with | Mrs. Ellington's brother, Mir. Rains. l attended church Tuesday night. Mir. | and Mrs. Ellington are from Missouri | and are well pleased with our climate | so far. They will probably remain through the summer if it does not get | too hot
 A. G. Shoot is engaged in hauling | lumber for new house. The carpen- | ter began work Wednesday. MT. Shoot has planned a five-room lumber ! house.
 c. C. Green has purchased some | more hogs of MT. Cope to add to his already large stock. Mir. Cook. who | Is in the employ of MT. Cope, is en- gagged in delivering the hogs to the | Green ranch this week
 M. List and Shell Mosier have ex- | ranches. The families moved | on Tuesday
 J. B. bills brought home a new bug | BY on Friday, and on Sunday he was | looking for widow who would like | a ride
 Mrs. c. T. Root and Mrs. J. G. Brooks visited Mrs. L. D. Rousseau afternoon.
 Twenty dollars worth of new books | have been ordered for the public school | library at Cartwright Prof. J. A. Rig | gins and Miss Myrtle Morgan, teach | CTS, made the selections
 The Cartwright Literary society has | accepted a chellenge from the Glen | dale Literary society to a three nights | debate. The first debate will take place at Glendale next Saturday night. | The question for debate Is. Resolved. | That the government should own and |