Arizona republican., 1909-06-19

I
 move onto the ranch as soon as va
 cated. He is busy at present stack | ing the grain croy that has just been | headed.
 MT. and Mrs. Trammell, who came | here a short time ago from Oklahoma ! for MT. Trammells health, have be- | come discouraged and will return
 home. Mrs. Trammell is a niece of Al 1 Shoot of this place.
 Mrs. Ella Mosier, who has been stay ! ing with her sister. Mrs. John Trow- 1 bridge of this place received a message | Tuesday from her home in Los Angeles stating that her son was seriously i'll with typhoid fever. Mrs. Mosier left | Tuesday night for her home. Mrs. R. c. Shiflet of Phoenix visited her sister, Mrs. Ernest Mann, Friday
 Mir. and Mrs. Shiflet and their son, Marshall. will leave in a short time for MT. Shiflets old home in Virginia, where they expect to spend the sum mer Cloren, the elder son of MT. and Mrs. Shiflet. will remain here in care of George lille Mir. lille also has his oldest son with him now, lad of about 13 years, who came short time ago from their home in Indiana
 The berry social at the home of Mrs. Stanley Howard last Friday night was well attended and a great success in every way. The large lawn was beau tifully lighted with Japanese lanterns while the ample dining room was well arranged to suit the demands of the large crowd. The swing amused most of the little folks while the young peO- pie were engaged in games and music. The elder people were neither absent nor forgotten. A vote of thanks is eX- tended Mir and Mrs. Howard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright are to be congratulated on the arrival of a young daughter. This is their first girl and is a very welcome guest.
 Rev. s. M. Cheek of Tempe was pres ent Sunday and occupied the pulpit. both morning and evening. Brother Cheek was entertained at dinner by BIr. and Mrs. l.. A. Nichols.
 Mrs. Hill and son entertained friends Sunday afternoon. Refreshments were served in a very pleasant way on the lawn. Table decorations were roses.
 The young people of the neighbor- hood gave Mir. and Mrs. Gerry Sapp a surprise party Monday night. A very pleasant affair for all parties.
 Miss Nora Smith, one of the em- ployes of the Indian school, spent Sun day as the guest of Mrs. C. T. Root. Miss Smith has spent her vacation two summers at Cartwright. She ex- poets to spend this summer at her home in the east.
 Miss Nellie Banks of Phoenix visited from Friday till Sunday with her aunt, Mrs Charles Cartwright.
 Miss Lou Marler of Phoenix has been visiting in this neighbOrhOod for week Her father. Mr. Marler. was out Thursday He was out west of here. where the Marler thresher is at work. when his horse became unman- ageable and ran. MT. Marian had his afflicted ear very badly torn up and has decided to start immediately for California Miss Lou will accompany him. She expects also to attend the KIondike exposition. Mrs. Bright ac- companied them to Phoenix to help them get ready for their California trip.
 Misses Mae and Banch List were guests Sunday of their cousin, Miss Ivy List. of West End.
 Mrs. Russ Keesler of Meridian spent several days visiting her mother, Mrs Clark. of Cartwright
 Mrs. :. c. Rogers has been quite ill for a week MT. Rogers was in town Tuesday hunting for a cook as he ex- pected to have aheader crew to feed a uart of this week.
 Mary Wiley and Alpha Mann return ed Monday from a short visit in Phoe- nix
 Mrs. J G. Brooks called Sunday to l pay a first visit to young MT. TroW- ! bridge and mother. She found both | progressing nicely
 Miss Fannie Brooks and Miss Mary | Doyle visited Misses Eunice and Carrie 1. Kile Sunday.
 Mrs Ernest Mann spent Monday as . the guest of Mrs. C. NJ. Glossbrenner.
 Mrs. C. T. Root called on Mrs. J. G. | Brooks Monday afternoon.
 Miss Mamie Brooks of Fowler spent | Monday night with the Misses Bone | and accompanied them to the party l given MT. and Mrs. Gerry Sapp
 F,steIla and Otto GlOssbrenner spent | this week visiting with their aunts, | Mrs. Caraker and Mrs. Kniveton, or | Phoenix.
 Mrs Will BrattOn and Mrs. Walter | Hancock of Isaac were calling Tn thls i Saturday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Horace Ellison moved | to the Stinnette ranch Saturday where they will stay while Mir. and Mrs. sun rette make a visit to their old home in Kentucky. Mir. and Mrs. Stinnette left Monday night.
 Mir and Mrs. UIlus of Phoenix came out Saturday for short visit with their daughter. Mrs. Frank Brown.
 Mrs. j. c. Brooks was engaged m canning frui at the home of Mrs C. T. Root Thursday.
 Mrs. Eberly and daughter, Myrtle called on Mrs w. w. Kile Monday afternoon.
 Mrs Walter Hancock and Mrs Ed gar Brooks called to see Mrs. Elmer Cartwright and her little daughter Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Hanson and daughters visited afternoon with Mrs. P. D. Gardner.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Alvin Mann and Mrs Archie Fitzhugh called on Mrs. Elmer Cartwright
 The ladies of the Home Mission so- cietv spent Tuesday at the home or Mrs. J. A. Vinson, where they were en-
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