Arizona republican., 1909-08-14

so well, Sne lelt dI once. MTS' DIlbht was accompanied by Miss Nellie Nor ten of Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins drove to Glendale Sunday evening and were confronted by a report that tele- gram announcing the death of Mir Flock had been received The rumoI was soon found to be groundless, as Mir. Flock writes that he is improv- ing in health and having the time of his life One factor mars their plea sure and that is the fact that they have to sleep in the cellar. or not sleep at all, on account of the in tense heat It is such conditions that make our wanderers long for home, where they can sleep out under the starry skies and breathe the refresh ing air of our Arizona cline. But strange to say with the coming of the following summer comes the wan derlust and the exodus begins. Rev. J. H. Smith and George Kay made a trip to town Monday. Mir and Mrs. Jerry Irving drove to Phoenix Friday night and atepded the show.
 Frank Bell came up Sunday and visited with his brother. Ray. at J. A. Higgins until Tuesday, returning with his father as he came from Phoenix Tuesday afternoon. While there he visited in Phoenix Sunday night and Tuesday morning
 The Green thresher finished on the Pratt-Gilbert ranch Monday morning and went to Jim Miller's. where they worked the first of the week. They are now at John Ivy's on the river.
 Miss Mamie Brooks called at c. T. Roots in aCrtwright Wednesday,
 Lew Graham. accompanied by his niece, Miss Nellie Elliot. drove to Phoenix Wednesday and spent the day.
 NIT. and Mrs. Vinson of Cartwright were callers at the Brooks homo Sunday afternoon.
 Friday, Mrs MudersbaCh and Mrs. Weber spent the day at the Pan American ostrich farm. stopping on the way home to call upon Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks. Mrs. Weber is here from Topeka. Kansas. visiting Mrs. Mud ersbach and seeing the sights in Salt River valley.
 MI cr L. DNilt anu alduEillflos NtANr- es Hughie. Jennie. Callie and Katie Lou, drove Co Mrs. George Kay's to spend the day Wednesday,. and find - Ing MrI. Kay ready to go to Mrs. Hansen's where she was invited n dinner. they accompanied her and all spent a very pleasant day with Mrs. Hansen as hostess.
 Mir and Mrs. McIlmoiI ami daugh- ter, Lucy, spent the day Friday in Phoenix
 MT. Besh, who works at the Mari cOpa creamery ard lN Nes in the hOusd near the creamery. has his mother, brother and sister living with him now. He moved them out from PhOe- nix :he first of the week
 Bertha Kohl spent the night Thurs day with Miss Mamie Brooks and accompanied her to see the play The Country Minister" which was given at Cartwright school house under the Others from the neighborhood whl went were: Bruce Brooks and fam fly, J. P. Ivy and family, J. A. Rig gins and family. Miss Violet Horton James Pierce. Goldia Sapp, Mrs Geo. Kay and daughters. Ruth and Ncttie, and Mary Peterson. The play was a decided success, all of the actors covering themselves with glory. While every one else was taking vacation during this hot weather the boys and girls in the play were wording hard to provide entertainment for the pub lie, one night All who attended en- joyed 1t enough to want to see it again and those who did not go are doubly anxious to have it put on again.
 Miss Pendcrgast came out from Phoenix and visited from Friday un- til Sunday with her cousin Miss Vio- let Horton. Miss Carrie Fidler was also d guest of Miss Horton's Sunday.
 Mrs. Harris came home Saturday from Phoenix where she has been vis- iting her parents MT and Mrs. Rue ben Hill.
 Adrian Higgins and little Miss Gertrude Brooks were among the guests at the birthday party given Saturday afternoon by Miss Jeanette Root at her home in Cartwright. Little Miss Root was four years old and received many little presents by way of reminders of the day. She served her guests with ice cream and cake and gave each a souvenir in the shape of little box filled with candy.
 Mamie Brooks was a guest Sunday of Miss Gladys Jackson in Isaac 
 Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks spent Monday with Mrs. Miller.
 Mrs. Snodgrass of Phoenix. Mrs. Gammell and Mrs. Will CrisweH. were guests of Mrs. Conger's Tuesday af- ternOon
 MT. and Mrs. Will Rennells visit ed in Cartwright Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Rush Keesler.