Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
RURAL ROUTE NO. ..

Mrs, Ferd A. Charlesbois left Sun day evening for her old home in Chi cago to spend the summer with her mother. Mrs. E. J. Wight.
 The hard windstorm the latter part of last week did considerable damage in the west end of the valley, blowing down innumerable branches. several trees, a tent and about one-haIf of J. C. Mudersbachs hay shed.
 Alfred and Stokey Vjnson, sons of J. H. Einson put up a watermelon stand near their home and are doing nicely. They sell about three dozen melons per day, ranging in price from five cents to twenty-five cents. The melons are fine favored and ripe, which is more than you can say of most melons at this time a year.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Whitlow left for Georgia Monday to spend the summer. The ranch was left in charge of Frank and the girls.
 Mrs. Nellie Tremble is spending a few days with her cousin, J. w. List of Osborn.
 J. H. Barry of West End took din- ner with J. B. Dills of Fowler.
 Jos. Tompkinson and wife and daughter and Miss E. A Coulter left for their old home in Beaver Penn, last Saturday evening They have only lived here about year and Mir. Tompkinson does not like farming, having spent his entire life in the glass manufacturing business, he was anxious to return 10 business
 w. w. Kile moved on the place last Saturday.
 Miss Gladys Kohl and brothers spent Tuesday at Bertha Kohls of Fowler. Miss Bertha returned home with them and stayed all night
 Harry Fritchie and wife moved Tompkinson's furniture to their new home. which is now finished and ready for the occupants.
 J. P. Ivy spent last Saturday vis- iting his apiary in the West End. MT Ivy will have charge of the horey and bee exhibit at the fair next fail.
 Mrs. Fritz Zimmerman and children left for California Tuesday evening" MT. Zimmerman will continue to run the cheese factory.
 Ralph Wilson cut a crop of hay for B. F. Reacksecher last week.
 ENON DONft dDu MISS attended the celebration at the park Monday evening.
 Several young elpie of Cartwright were disappointed because the wealth CT did not permit of the party at Roy Buffers last Friday evening.
 Victor Brooks, who has been seri- ously i'll is not much better, but his sister Leolia is recovering rapidly.
 The Cartwright Women's Home Missionary society will give an icei cream social July 17th to which the whole world is invited. Ice cream, cake and coffee will be sold for ten cents
 Floyd Smith took a load of veal calves to market Tuesday.
 Miss Evelyn Gardner is taking care of Mrs. L. A. Nichols parrot while she is away for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. s. N. Mcclure went tn camp meeting Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs J. F. Doyle and fam fly spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Train of West End.
 NIT. and Mrs. Van Fleet took sup per at Mrs. J. F. Doyie's Sunday niGIt.
 MT. and Mrs L D. Rousseau are spending the day in town.
 Mary Doyle visited Phoenix Friday.
 Frank and Guy Sheets and Pat Charlesbeis left for Seattle and the worlds fair Thursday.
 Fl. 2enaud and daughtcr, Louise. left for Seattle July 1st. They will also go east before returning.
 The Country Reading circle met at Mrs. ]. A. Higgins last Tuesday and many interesting Arizona tor ics were discussed; The next meeting will be held at Mrs. C. T. Roots on July =.
 s. G. Rogers the auctioneer. spent several days st Flagstaff this week.
 Mrs. j. i. Sheets entertained at dinner on the fourth of July, MT. and