Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

Cartwright Home Mission society. which met with Mrs. Wall. She was enabled to go through the kindness of Mrs. Vinson of Cartwright who called for her on the way. 4 number of Cartwright ladies. members of the SO ciety enjoyed Mrs. Walls hospitality.
 It is not often we are allowed three days in which to celebrate the fourth, and it undoubtedly is very convenient Very often a whole family can't be away from home at the same time and the old style way of just having one day causes some one to loose his right to celebrate. Such misfortune could not occur this year, and our people were very patriotic, every one mani festing his patriotism in some manner if it were only by eating ice cream and shooting off a few fireworks.
 On Saturday MT. and Mrs. Jim Loyd and Rev. and Mrs. J. H Smith and family drove to the Glendale country where they were entertained in true fourth of July style at the home of MT and Mrs. Draper.
 On Monday, Thomas Loyd, who had stayed at home and kept house on EodNuIudAs III ttllludllN Allll INtN d. IT, Smith celebrated in Phoenix and at tended camp meeting.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Hilbers enter tained friends Sunday meath the way ing emblem of our country.
 A party composed of George Kay and family. MT Hansen and family and NJ. B. Brooks and children drove to Phoenix Monday evening and listen ed to the music and watched the fire works in the Capital City.
 Mir and Mrs Miller accompanied by Miss Mamie Brooks elebrated in Phoenix Monday evening. Also MT Haynes and family and Mrs. Bell from the Agua F'ria spent a pleasant even ing in Phoenix.
 Others who drove to town to assist in the celebration were Mrs. Faulkner and family. Mir and Mrs. John Rich ardson. MT. and Mrs. Wickie. Mir DiIls and family. Miss Violet Horton and Harry Miller.
 Mir and Mrs McIlmoil made a busi;- ness trip tn Phoenix Wednesday. They are preparing for a trip to California soon. A great many of our people are leaving but we have such a vast neighborhood that is is not quite de populated yet. And owing to the fact that we have number of prosperous ranches to be looked after it necessi tates at least a few people remaining behind. If the summer continues as it is this week we will be making a summer resort out of Salt River valley and people from California will come flocl1ing in to spend the summer where they can enjoy our delicious climate and be rid of the fleas.
 Ethel. Pearl and Raymond Harris celebrated the fourth at Mrs. Browns berger's. Miss Olive Brownsberger came out from Phoenix late Monday evening to be present at the jellifica- ton at home. She returned early Tuesday morning.
 The Hassayampa creamery at FOw Ter reports a production of about eco pounds of cheese day now. The milk taken in amounting to about 5000 pounds outside of the cream gathered up over the country by the wagons. The amount of milk delivered at the West End station of which Jerry Try ing has charge averages about 25 pounds MT Hagelund was out from Phoenix Tuesday repairing the vats in the station here.
 Mrs. Brownsberger visited Mrs. J. H. Smiths Sunday afternoon.
 Glen. Burtis and Miss Gladys Kohl were guests of Miss Bertha Kohl Tuesday Miss Bertha accompanied them home and remained until We'd nesday afternoon
 Mrs. Connel. Tina. Gertrude and Mamie Brooks visited in Cartwright at Mrs. Jack Brooks Tuesday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Coleman. Mir and rMs. Rush Kees1er and Mir. and Mrs. Will Rennells. celebrated the fourth by a family dinner at the home of their mother. Mrs. Clark. in Cartwright Sunday.
 Mrs. George Kay drove to Phoenix early Friday morning and returned with Mir Rays father and mother. who will make a weeks end visit with them.
 w. H. Etz of Bisbee is in the neigh borhoOd buying cattle He has en- gagged cattle from George Kay and Joe Monihon to be delivered at the car Saturday. He has bought about three carloads from this vicinity
 Mir. Beasley drove a big bunch of lambs to Glendale Friday morning where he will load them for shipping Mir. Beasley lives on the ranch recently occupied by Mir. Walton. He is i'm proving the ranch and making of it a model sheep ranch.
 Mrs. Jerry Irving made trip to town Wednesday afternoon in the in terest of the Hassayampa grocery. MT Irving is filling up the store rapidly with goods of the first class He is competing very successfully with the Phoenix stores and all the people will find that in this case too it pays to encourage home industry by patroniz- ing the Hassayampa grocery.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kay and fam fly and MT and Mrs. Hansen and family drove over to the camp meet ing grounds Sunday where they had the pleasure of listening to the Rev. Mir. Forman.
 Mrs. Jim Marler of Phoenix has spent much of the time this week out on the ranch. called there Saturday evening by the illness of her daughter. Mrs Bright. Mrs. Bright although not fully recovered is again able to be up.
 The Country Reading circle met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ]. A