Arizona republican., 1909-06-05

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 Instrumental selection. Alpha Mann
 Instrumental selection, Miss Mar garet Howard.
 The rest of the evening was spent in games of various sorts 1 Mrs Asa Graham drove to Phoenix Saturday and brought her niece. Miss | Ethel Banks out for the children's day l exercise. | At present If not at all times one ! would take this to be the business end ] of the Salt River valley. What with ] the harvesting of the vast area of ! grain and the cutting of the second [ crop of hay, the picking and marketing of apricots and figs. the irrigating for more hay since the water was turned in again together with the large scale dairying that goes on from year to year with increasing numbers. This section of the valley is one good to look at.
 Gould's thresher Is busy in the Orme and Latham section at present. Mar lars header is doing Arch FItzhugh's grain. Greens Thrasher will follow up in few days. Sheets header is doing the West End district.
 John Mann came up from Buckeye Monday where he has been working for some time with James Gibson. MT. Mann will after a visit with relatives here spend the summer months in Cal- ifornia, Colorado. and other points, re- turning here in the fall. J. R. Cartwright left short time ago to spend the hot weather with his daughter. Mrs. Brockman in California. Csa aIe gv, CoI ifornia whom he will visit
 Horace Ellison and wife have again moved into this neighborhood after having lived in Phoenix for some time. They are living at present with their brother and sister, MT. and Mrs. Archie F1tzhugh.
 Mrs. Mcclure called on Mrs. J. G. Brooks Wednesday afternoon and found her gone to the home of her sis ter, Mrs. M. B. Brooks of Fowler, who has a very sick baby.
 Mrs. W. H. Mann and daughter, Miss Alpha Mann. made quick trip to town Friday returning home before the noon hour
 Ernest Mann is busy stacking his grain which was bound last week He has two wagons with four men at work
 J. G. Brooks has finished binding a. crop of grain for Brown brothers. also small crop for John Nelson and Ora Rennells and is now busy binding for Mir. Rains
 Elmer Cartwright is at work baling his hay this week.
 Arthur Dyre left last week for visit with his family in San Diego. He stopped over to see an uncle of his in Los Angeles who has just undergone serious operation. having gone from Prescott to have the operation per formed.
 Mrs. Charles Cartwright was able to attend the afternoon services at the church Sunday after having been on the sick list for a couple of weeks
 Mrs. Mcclure visited Mrs Logue Monday.
 Mrs. c. T. Root called on Mrs Me Clure Friday afternoon.
 J. A. Vinson is loading baled hay on the cars at Alhambra with James English and Arch Fftzhugh as help.
 Mrs. J. F. Doyle and son Waiter, in company with Mrs. F. D. Gardner and daughter Evelyn. spent Wednesday the guests of Mrs. L. A. Nichols and her mother, Mrs. J. B. English.
 J. F. Doyle has finished binding his grain crop and has a part of it stack ed ready for the thresher
 Miss Fannie Brooks visited the Misses Mae and Blanch List, Wednes- day afternoon. Carrie Kile was visit ing with Rebecca Brooks the same aft ernoon.
 Mrs. c. c. Green and daughters. Mabel. Frances. and Aleen, left Tues day morning for Prescott where they will spend the summer. Mir. Green and son Baird remained to keep up things at home
 Mir. Johnson of the government ditch gang put another bunch of mules on pasture at C. c. Greens ranch where he already had several teams on pas ture.
 Mrs. w. H. Mann visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. Elmer Cartwright Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Barns and son drove to the city Saturday to do some shopping.
 L. D. Rousseau is laying the founda- tion of a new brick residence on his ranch.
 AHC TONicT SCilOOl was pEtS- ent but did not take any part in the children's day exercises.
 The Arizona Circulating library To- cated at the home of c. T. Root has been changed and a list of the new books will follow. Owing to the busy season of the year not so many of the books last quarter were read as had been previously but for the long sum mer months they will be more in de- mand. The printed list should be clip ped and retained to serve as a book catalogue by the readers. Books as follows:
 No. 2OO1. Andy Adams. "The Log of a Cowboy" A story of the old trail days.
 No. POOP. Honore De Balzac. Cath crime De Medici"
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