Arizona republican., 1909-02-06
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.
FOWLER.

FOWLER.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. Bone and daughter. Hughie, of Cartwright were guests at dinner Sunday of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins.
 Mrs. Mike Wall of the Isaac neigh borhoOd visited Friday with Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks.
 Oliver Bacon. one of our popular young men. left for Wickenburg Sun day. where he will live in the future. MT. Bacon will be missed by the young people here
 Mrs Horton and children visited Sunday with her brother A. G. Shoot, and family. in Cartwright
 Mrs. Will Fitzpatrick is here from Arlington, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Brooks.
 Mir and Mrs. George Kay entertain ed at dinner Sunday, the following guests, Mrs. Wilson and MT and Mrs. Dick Taylor from Phoenix; the Rev MT. Smith from New Mexico, and II. J. Hanson and family
 Ethel Harris spent Sunday with Miss Mamie Brooks.
 Effa Nation spent Monday night as the guest of Inez Brownsberger.
 Lee Harris who has been in Los An geles for the past two months returned to Phoenix Wednesday and came out home Thursday.
 Bob Warford who has lived with Lew Graham for some time was serf- ously injured last week. While chop ping wood he struck his foot with the ax making a deep wide gash. At the fir17n ha rr-7c Nfa from MT. Graham's home place. which MT. Graham has rented. He was brought up to the home ranch and ev- erything is being done for him that can be done but it will be a long time before he is able to walk again.
 The road overseer is winning the ap- probation of the people who travel the Yuma road. by placing two culverts across the road at the George Kay cor ner. to carry the waste water into the Salt canal
 Memorial services for Brother Latter were conducted Sunday at the Baptist church, by the Rev. MT. Draper, as sisted by Brother Smith. The Rev Mir. Gardner of Cartwright. upon the invitation of Brother Draper, made a few remarks at the close of the ser mon, and Mrs. Jack Harris told the audience of Brother Latter's work at this place from the time he first drove into their yard with his gospel wagon until he left us to go to the Verde. At the close of the services a collec- ton of about S25 was taken to aid in raising a Brother Latter Memorial Fund to be used in carrying on the colpOrteurage work in Arizona.
 Another real estate deal has been concluded in Fowler by which the place owned by Dick Shiftlet, and up- on which MT. Walton lives has chang ed hands. MT Walton however, will stay on the place until October.
 IneZ Brownsberger spent Wednesday night with Tina Brooks
 Miss Lola LeBaron spent Wednesday night as a guest of Mrs. George Kay.
 Mrs. H. J. Hansen visited Mrs. M B. Brooks Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks of Cartwright was a guest Thursday of Mrs. G. Bright
 Mrs. George Kay drove to Phoenix Friday for MT. Rays father and moth CT who will spend a few days visiting in the country.
 The Rev. MT. Smith has been hold ing meetings at the Baptist church this week. He will fill the pulpit Sun day and Sunday night but it is not known whether or not the meetings will continue longer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bruce Brooks attended church in Phoenix Sunday night.
 MT and Mrs. Jim Ivy visited in Phoenix Tuesday the guests of Mrs. Ivy's mother, Mrs. Green.
 Mrs. Greenbury Bright was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Marler, in PhCetiX, Tuesday.
 Mir McIlmOil drove to Phoenix Thursday. Lew Graham was also a
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