Arizona republican., 1909-11-07
RURAL ROUTE No..4
FOWLER.

Prayer meeting at the church every
Thursday evening.
Thursday evening OF this week be-
ing the first Thursday In the month.
the Baptist church held its regular
monthly business meeting or confer
ence. The pastor, Rev. j. II. Smith,
Offered his resignation. but the church.
all the members being present but two.
refused to accept it.
Wesley and Jim Willis started out
Monday on a hunt. But luck being
against them they gave it up and came
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. lay were enter
tanned at dinner Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. McCabe Wall in the Isaac dis
trict. They also called at Manford
Cartwright's to see Mr. Cartwrights
little daughter. Audrey. who is quite
sick
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson have
a new baby girl who came Saturday,
October 30th.
Mrs. Harry Hilbers and Miss Cut
ting were Phoenix shoppers Monday
Mrs. Alvin>Smoot of Cartwright Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. Dills, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harris drove to Phoenix MDn-
day and-brought her mother. Mrs. Hill,
home with her to visit for a few days
Miss Alpha Mann and Miss Fannie
Brooks accompanied Miss Mamie
Brooks to Phoenix Sunday afternoon.
We have missed the big automobile
from the Hassayampa creamery this
week. The cream has been hauled in
wagons. which seems very common
place by the side of the big auto.
Mr.. McClung. governor from this
water district. met the farmers at the
Fowler school house last Saturday
night There was a good attendance
and after much discussion of various
matters pertaining to the irrigation
project. a motion was made and car
ried that Mr.. McClung appoint a COM
mittee of five to meet with the board
of governors in Phoenix on Monday
The five men appointed We're George
Kay, ]. p. Ivy. Harry Hilbers, Dick
Taylor and ]. A. higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Brooks enter
tanned Sunday the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Jack Brooks and
Mrs. Joe Coleman was the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Miller. Saturday
Mrs. Ellison came out from Phoenix
Tuesday and visited with Mrs. Harris
In the afternoon she and Mrs Harris
attended the missionary meeting at
the parsonage.
Rev. ]. II. Smith has been assisting
George Kay with his work this week
Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks drove to Phoe-
nix Friday and went out to the fair
grounds. where she entered some
handwork for exhibition.
Every one is busy preparing for the
fair
As the Territorial Institute convenes
in Phoenix next week there will be no
school during the week This gives
the children a chance to attend the
fair and the teachers a chance to OBJ
tain all the good things in store for
them at the institute Ii would well
repay the patrons Of the school to
hear some of the lectures that will be
given at the institute. Mr. Parsons.
president of the Indiana State Normal
school at Terre Haute. will be there
and is very able to handle the subjects
upon which he will talk No one can
afford at any time to miss hearing DIR.
Babcock of the University of Arizona,
who viii be there on Friday.
Mr.. Dills delivered hogs and tur-
keys in Phoenix this week He sold
his turkeys at Il cents "A pound Mr.
who have engaged their turkeys at |
II cents to be delivered just before |
Thanksgiving. Turkeys are now sell |
ing at 17ik cents and If the report Of |
prices all over the country is true |
the price will be much better near |
and Christmas.
Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks spent Monday |
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jack |
Brooks OF Cartwright.
Misses Mamie Brooks, Violet Hor- |
ton and Lizzie Faulkner, who attend |
high school, will all be at home during |
fair week.
Mrs. Jim Willis visited Mrs. Smith |
at the parsonage Monday afternoon
Mrs. Mann and daughter, Miss AT |
pha. NJ. b. Brooks and family. Joe |
Garry. and J. 4. higgins and family |
attended the League social at Jack |
Brooks in Cartwright Friday evening |
of last week. A very enjoyable even !
ing was spent. The regular business |
session was held and then a short pro- |
gram was given. after which refresh |
ments of candy were served.
Mrs. NJ. b. Brooks spent Friday af-
ternoon OF last week with Mrs. ]. p.
Ivy.
Mrs. Nc. Wall and Mrs ]. A. Rig
gins met with Mrs George Kay at her
home Monday afternoon and arranged
a new constitution for the Country
Reading Circle. The next meeting of
the circle will be held at Mrs Bright's
on Thursday. Nov. Is. The following
is the program to be followed:
The Editorial. .M Mrs Patterson
Ideas Of Plain Country Woman.
Mrs. higgins
Domestic Science. Mrs. Kate Brooks
Thanksgiving Now and 100 Years
From Now ............. Mrs. Ivy
Misunderstood Children. e. Mrs. Kay
The Doctor of the Future. -
.-.......... General discussion
Funny story ..................
Roll Call
A good attendance is desired as the
circle is DESTROYS of getting into good