Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-01
Song, The Soldiers, Chorus" by the

Song, The Soldiers, Chorus" by the
entire school.
The latter part of the term was de-
voted more to hard study than to the
preparing of an elaborate entertain
ment, yet what the children did pre-
sent was first class in every way, and
the lecture by Rev. Mr.. Forman, was
highly appreciated.
At the regular meeting of the Good
Templars lodge Tuesday night. there
was an election of officers. The fol-
lowing named were the officers elect
ed: Chief templar, Mrs. ]. G. Brooks;
vice templar. Logan List; past chief
templar, c. V. Gully; secretary, NJ. B.
Brooks; financial secretary, Mrs. NJ B.
Brooks; treasurer, Rev. ]. H. Smith;
marshal. Chrfss Sheets. The regular
time of meeting of the lodge was
| changed from Thursday night to Sat
urday. One new member whas admit
ted at the last meeting.
Last Saturday was the last meeting
of the Cartwright Literary society for
the year, it being thought best to sus-
pend during the summer months.
The ice cream supper and entertain
ment given by the Good Templars
Wednesday evening was success
there being a large crowd. The pro-
gram was as follows:
Opening address, Rev. p. d. Gardner
Song. Tina and Henrietta Brooks.
! Recitation, Little White Hen" Mae
List
Reading, Mrs J. c. Brooks.
| Song, Goldie Sapp.
Reading, c. V. Gully.
Song. Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks.
Reading Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks.
This was added to by an occasional
| selection from a graphophone There
was also a cake contest, the cake in
/ question being presented to Miss Col
| die Sapp as being the most popular
young lady present, she having receiv-
ed the largest number of votes. There
! were ten gallons of ice cream and five
gallons of pineapple sherbet to say
nothing of the vast number of de-
licious home made cakes disposed of
during the course OF the evening by the
| crowd.
There was a hay rack load of young
people from Isaac present at the We'd
nesday night entertainment and ice
cream supper. Among them were
| Gladys Kohl. Martha Casey, Ruth
Bratton, Clara Rice, Glen Kohl, Simon
| Snider. Charley Bratton and others.
Mrs Walter Hancock and daughter
Ruth. of Bisbee. arrived Friday for a
visit with friends and relatives in these
parts. Mrs. Hancock was formerly
| from Texas, as are the relatives and
| friends that she is visiting. On Tues
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Fitz-
hugh served refreshments to a COM
! pany of friends in honor of Mrs. Han
cock. None being present except the
| families she had known before leav-
ing Texas. Those present were, Mrs
w. II. Mann. Alpha Mann, jake Mann,
w. r. Bratton. Ruth, Charley, Archie
| Bratton, Mrs. Townsend and son. Mr.
| and Mrs. Edgar Brooks and children,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright and
son. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Mann and
son and John Wiley.
p d. Gardner has sold the Epworth
organ he had to the church at Fowler.
Miss Gladys Fitzhugh and Miss
Ethel Moore of Osborn called on Mrs.
Archie Fitzhugh Monday afternoon.
Sidney List brought two young la
dies and three boxes of candy out
from Phoenix for the ice cream supper
| Wednesday night.
Mary Wiley and Mrs. Lola Cart
wright visited Thursday with Mrs. Ell
mer Cartwright.
Mrs. NJ. C. Glossbrenner was a Phoe-
nix visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Manford Cartwright returned
home Wednesday accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. r. o. Green of Phoenix,
who will spend a couple of weeks Wis
iting with her daughters in this neigh
borhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh re-
turned home Monday from week s
visit to Buckeye. where they had a
very enjoyable time. They visited Mr..
and Mrs. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker of that place and also attended
church services while there.
Alvin Mann and family spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. w H, Mann.
Mary Wiley visited Wednesday with
Mrs. Ora Kennels.
]. r, Cartwright spent this week
with his son, Elmer Cartwright
Logan List is the possessor of new
buggy and it remains to be seen who
will be the young lady to occupy the
seat with him for a first ride
Mrs. ]. G. Brooks drove to Phoenix
Thursday to attend the district lodge
of the Good Templars as delegate. NJ.
B. Brooks was also appointed as dele
gate.
Quite a number of friends enjoyed
a social evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kile Sunday. among them
being Mrs. ]. F. Doyle. Maggie and
Mary Doyle. Alpha Mann and Mary
Wiley.
r. c. Shiflet and family moved from
our community Thursday to their new
| quarters in Phoenix
Angie Price will live on the place
Mr. Shiflet has just vacated. We re-
greet to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Shiflet from
our neighborhood, yet we welcome the
coming of Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Victor Brooks has been sick since
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