Arizona republican., 1909-10-16

am. There will be no church services
at Cartwright SUNDAY as most OF the
church goers want to attend the SER
vices at Central NJ r. church in
Phoenix Epworth League services at
1880 pm. Topic: The Growth of
Seed Truth. Matt. IS:31-32 Leader.
VIII Rousseau.
Thirteen of the ladies of the Cart
wright church rallied TO the occasion
and furnished dinner Thursday for the
delegates to the annual conference
which is being held in Phoenix. Din
ner was served In the Central NJ. +.
church at Phoenix.
The first month of the Cartwright
public school has passed very success
fully with an average attendance OF
81. Those neither absent nor tardy
during the month were Mary Doyle,
Walter Brown, Floyd Nordyke. Jewel
Nordyke, Hazel Tompkins. Otto Gloss
brinner. Alfred Vinson. in room No. l.
Those who ranked first. second and
third in the various grades are as fol-
lows: Sth grade: LIST. Floyd Nordyke,
End. Jewel Nordyke. 3rd, Mary Doyle;
It'll grade: Katherin Corsells, Evelyn
Gardner, Ora Clay; 9Th grade: LIST, Al
fred Vinson, End. Hazel Tompkins and
Otto Glossbrenner, 3rd, Hulda Brown;
5th grade: Jesse Asher. Gladys Lock-
wood. June Stump. Miss Vic +. Har-
mon. teacher.
Those who were neither tardy nor
absent in room No. we're: Abram
iGlossbrenner, Hughie Bone, Marguerite
Brooks. George Bright, Ollie Brooks.
Esther Ollie, Emma Glossbrenner, Es-
tella Glossbrenner. Edith Bright, Au-
dra Cartwright and Henry Brooks.
First grade rank: LIST, Nina Price. End.
Rex Nordyke. 3rd. Ruby Logue; second
grade: Raymon O'Clair. Austin Price.
Robert Stump; third grade: Estella
Glossbrenner, Oscar Price. Emma
Glossbrenner: fourth grade: Hughie
Bone. Laurence Stump, Frank Nordyke
Miss Myrtle Morgan. teacher.
Miss Ara Smith spent Sunday the
guest of Miss Mary Doyle.
Rev. and Mrs. Gardner took Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Howard.
Francis Green. who is victim of
typhoid fever, suffered relapse the
middle of the week and the doctor was
called out again.
Mrs. S. G. Rogers and Mrs. Charles
Cartwright attended a church function
at the Christian church in Phoenix on
Tuesday.
c. c. Green sold 125 head of hogs
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glossbrenner moved
from the National ostrich ranch into
house near the Isaacs school Thurs
day.
The Mosier children who have ty-
phoid are getting along so well that
the nurse was dismissed on Tuesday.
Rev p. D. Gardner called on NJ. List
and family Tuesday.
Mrs. Edgar Brooks and Mrs. VIII
Bratton spent Tuesday the guests of
Mrs. Elmer Cartwright
Sam Patterson shipped carload of
hogs Tuesday.
Tompkins Brothers also marketed
several loads of hogs Monday and
Tuesday.
J. C. Brooks is having the last place
he rented cleared of mesquite brush
so that he can begin sowing it to grain.
The Cartwright school was dismissed
on the 18th so that the children might
have an opportunity of hearing the
presidents address to the school chill
dren at the Center Street school in
Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.. Phelps after hav-
ing visited Los Angeles. San Francisco.
Ogden and Salt Lake City, Denver,
Kansas CITY and St Louis arrived at
their home in Illinois on October Sth
and report a splendid trip.
James Gibson of Buckeye came up
Monday and visited with Mrs. w. II.
Mann and family. returning on Thurs
day. He took home a new single bug