Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-19
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
CARTW RIGHT.

Cartwright, Sept. 17.-Church an
nouncements for Sunday Sept 18th
| Sunday school at 9:45 a m; subject Of
Lesson study in Missionary Biogra-
ply philippines 3:7-1D. L. A.
| Nichols, Superintendent Preaching
at IL a. m. by pastor Rev. p ID. Gard
ner. Epworth League Devotional SER
vices at 80 p. m. Subject Opening
the Mind" duke 24:45-4s) Bible Study,
Leader Miss Della Asher. Preaching
/ again at p. m. by pastor. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday Of each week
I at y. m.
There will be a work meeting Of the
Woman's Home Mission Society held
at the home OF Mrs. Hansen on next
Tuesday. an all day meeting.
The good Templers will hold their
regular meeting at the hall on Tuesday
night next
School opened Monday with an at
tendance of So pupils.
Len b. orme and family and Mrs.
Harmon and son returned home Friday
from their summer vacation. Mr..
Orme's brother whose home Is in Ohio
ad wnho has not been here for more
L.
He will go on to Cuba when he finishes
his visit with Mr.. Len Orme and other
relatives here.
Mr. Reed of Nebraska a former
friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley How
ard is visiting them at present. Mr.
Reed is very favorably impressed with
Salt River valley and thinks he will
locate here.
Allen Cartwright was unable to enter
school at the first on account of a
treatment for catarrh taken last week
Allen is improving rapidly and will
probably be able to start to school
Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. HUMPHREYS have rented
the Bratton dairy heard and have the
cattle on pasture at Mr.. Dillies ranch.
Frank Brown who has been employed
for the past year at the National Os-
trich Ranch moved his belongings to
Phoenix Wednesday where he has a
new house.
Those of Cartwright who attended
the Country Reading Circle at Mrs.
Ivy's on Thursday afternoon were Mrs.
c. T. Root, Mrs. NJ c. Wall. Mrs. Lock-
wood, Mrs. Gaylord. Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. R r. Root, Mrs. ]. F. Bone and
Mrs. ]. G. Brooks Mrs. Gaylord was
visitor and Mrs Ralph Root was alb
mitted as a member
Mrs. p. d. Gardner was a Phoenix
visitor Tuesday.
NJ. c. Wall sold a team of horses
for good figure this week.
Ray Clay has gone to Phoenix to
attend school.
Alvin Mann has purchased a new
spring wagon.
Harry Stewart drove to Phoenix
Wednesday and took home a load of
lumber.
Mrs. S. n. Mcclure took dinner with
Mrs. ]. G. Brooks Wednesday. In the
afternoon she and Mrs. Brooks called
on Mrs. Charles Cartwright. Mrs. S.
G.. Rogers and Mrs. James Vensel were
also callers at the Cartwright home.
NJ. List spent Tuesday night with
his daughter and husband Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shaver.
Miss Della Asher was visitor at
the Kile home Sunday afternoon.
]. G. Brooks and Joe Whiteside were
Phoenix visitors Wednesday.
Miss Iinnie Sheets spent Wednesday
night the guest of her cousin Mrs. !
Bog Logue
Arch Fitzhugh is cutting hay this
week Ernest Mann helped him. They
will be ready for the baler Saturday.
Mrs. Logue visited her mother Mrs. |
]. Sheets Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Mann and children and
Mrs. James Gipson returned from Long
Beach Sunday. Mrs. Gipson and chill .
Buckeye.
Mrs. w. II. Mann expects to move
into Phoenix again where she will be
closes to school so that Miss Alpha will
be able to attend this year. Miss Mary
Wiley and Miss Mabel Green will also
stay with her and attend school in
Phoenix.
John Nelson left Thursday FOR Chi
cago wher he will visit for n while
before returning. He left his property