Arizona republican., 1909-07-24
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPU CANS RURAL ROUTE CRREESSP 0EN@

crowd sufficient to consume ten gal
 Ions of ice cream and five gallons of
 pineapple shcrbet, to say nothing of the delicious home baked cakes.
 About nine o'clock the storm broke in all it's fury. A great many of the people started for home and succeed
 ed in getting a good wetting, while those who remained at the school
 house until after the rain had a dark,
 muddy drive home. Even those who got rained on enjoyed it when they , thought what nice roads we would have compared with the dust of the past three months.
 Miss Alpha Mann, who is at present living in Phoenix, came out to Cart ! wright Saturday afternoon to attend the ice cream social and remained un- til Sunday afternoon, the guest of Miss Fannie Brooks. ! MT. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright and
 children, left Thursday for the c. c.
 COW ranch in the hills, where they
 will spend the remainder of the sum
 mer in the cooler atmosphere.
 Emma Glossbrenner is In Phoenix visiting for d week with her aunt, ! Mrs. Knifeton. Una Mcclure was in i Saturday and spent the day with Emma.
 Marion Welborn and James Smith | while out looking for some stray cattle, ran across a coyote which they succeeded in capturing by rOping. After taking the skin as a trophy, | they went on in search of their miss ! ing steers.
 : Mir. and Mrs. Len B. Orme and son and MT. Harmon left Tuesday for i Los Angeles, where they will join Mrs. Harmon and her mother, Mrs. | IPendergast, who left last week. The | company will then attend the Seattle i exposition together. | Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh made call on Rev. Mrs. J. H. Smith of Fowler | Thursday morning. | Miss Etta Sheets of Phoenix is visiting this week with her aunt, ' Mrs. J. E. Sheets of this place. | MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Moore of Phoe- nix came out Sunday and spent the ' day with MT. and Mrs. R. A. Logue. Pearl LoEue accompanied them home ! for a weeks visit while Teddie Moore remained for the same length of time
 at the Logue home. Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Fitzhugh visit | ed from Saturday till Sunday after noon with MT. and Mrs. Albert John | son, who live east of Phoenix. | Misses Ruby and Hazel Tompkins were Phoenix visitors Thursday. | Mrs. J. G. Brooks and Mrs. S. N. Mcclure were guests at dinner Mon | day of Mrs. W. H. Mann of Phoenix. Mrs Caraker of Phoenix spent from Thursday till Tuesday of this week
 visiting MT. and Mrs. c. M. Gloss brenner.
 J. G. Brooks left Sunday for a short
 visit to Prescott. Bob Logue begun having Wednes- day. he had three moving machines running. John Nelson and Arch FitZ- hugh assisted him.
 Hazel Tompkins visited Sunday with Hulda Brown. Brown brothers put bunch of cat tie on pasture at Robert LOgue's Monday.
 Mir and Mrs. Will Williams and MT. and Mrs. Shell Mosier and fam flies formed a fishing party to the river Sunday.
 w R. Bratton and family expect to spend the rest of the sumer camp ing in the mountains. The telephone Iine-man was busy in this section Wednesday and Thurs day, much to the relief of the pa irons on this line. Mir and Mrs. Sam Patterson are rejoicing over the arrival of bounc- ing baby boy who came Saturday. Mir and Mrs. Ora Kennels are just as happy over the arrival on Tues day of a fine baby girl at their home
 Mrs. J. F. Doyle spent from Sunday till Monday with Mrs. Patterson.
 Miss Lulu Stump spent Sunday night at the ranch with her brothers.
 S S Green went west Thursday with a load of coal for his thresher which is busy in the western part of the valley.
 The Willis brothers were engaged Thursday in digging a new water tank on the north side of their ranch.
 Arch Fitzhugh has a bunch of Elm melt Hinson's cattle on pasture.
 The Willis children spent Thurs day the guest of Ruby Logue.
 Will Williams's father visited him Tuesday.
 Otis Banks of Phoenix is the guest of her cousin Ora Clay, this week
 Marguerite Brooks visited with her cousins, the children of Mir. and Mrs. NJ B. Brooks of Fowler Saturday night.
 Will Williams has just completed a new ice box with a capacity of 300 pounds.
 Mrs Harris has been engaged in sewing for Mrs. J. G. Brooks this week.
 w. W. Kill and family spent Sun 1Co,4f,,,od on .ra,a eN