Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-06-26

Phoenix Tuesday and loaded il with
lumber for the new house to DE
erected on the ranch where Harry
Fritsche now lives.
Harry Fritsche and Miss Sydnie
Tompkinson were married in Phoenix
May 3Oth, since which time Mrs.
Fritsche has remained with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkinson, there
being nothing except a tent house to
live in on Mr. Fritsche's place. How
ever, the new house Will be completed
by the time Mr. and Mrs. Tompkin-
son get ready to return to their for
mer home in the east, they having
sold their home here.
Bob Logue has been hauling grain
to market for Asa Graham, return
ing with building material for Harry
Fritsche.
Good Templars lodge will meet on
June 20. All members are requested
to be present as there is business TO
be attended to.
The outside work on the parson-
age is about completed, making a
very nice looking residence.
S. S. Green is threshing the grain
crop-of c. C. Green this week Mr..
Green has something like 500 acres of
grain to thresh.
Fred Kile, who was i'll for few
days, is about well again.
Mrs. J. ID. Mudersbach visited Mrs.
Charles Cartwright Friday.
Miss Nora Lesvis spent several
days last week the guest of Mrs.
Angie Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Mann have
made several trips to Phoenix with
their little son, Harry, who is under
the care of the physicians.
Miss Margaret Howard visited Miss
Maggie Doyle Sunday. In the after
at the Doyle home.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cartwright called to see Mr.
and Mrs. John Trowbridge and their
new boy - -
Mrs. w. II. Mann and Mrs. Ernest
Mann attended a public sale in Phoe-
nix Tuesday
Mrs. W. II. Mann is the pOssessor
Of a new iceless refrigerator which
was a present from her brother john
Mann.
Mrs. Angie Price called on Mrs. ].
F. Doyle Monday morning.
Mrs. r. c. Shiflet and sons and
Floyd Hile of Phoenix were visiting
in this neighborhood Saturday They
took dinner with Mrs. Frank Brown
of the National Ostrich ranch
Mrs. J. G. Brooks and her sister,
Mrs. VI. b. Brooks of Fowler called on
Mrs. Elmer Cartwright Sunday after
noon.
c. C. Green took advantage of the
excursion to Tucson to make visit
to his wife and daughters who are
Miss Ivy List of West End was
Blanch List this week.
Mrs. Charles Root visited at the
parsonage Tuesday afternoon.
]. G. Brooks purchased eight hogs
of c. C. Green for feeders.
NJ. List is baling hay at present
on the J. P. Orme ranch.
Prentiss and Holmes are baling hay
for J. F. and Roy Doyle this week.
Cartwright company's Daler has
added James Bone to their crew this
week. They are baling on Manford
Cartwright's place at present
Mrs. Doyle called to see Mrs. John
Trowbridge Monday afternoon.
Hazel Tompkins was a Phoenix
visitor Thursday
Miss Mary Wiley visited the Misses
Carrie and Eunice Kile Monday.
Sidney List is hauling hay this
week for John Shaver Mr. Shaw
yer was so unfortunate as to stick a
nail in his foot, causing a great deal
of pain and laying him up for a time
Hughie Bone visited this week with
the family of her uncle, Will Barley
of Six Points.
Abram GlOssbrenner spent this
week in Phoenix visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. G. Brooks and Mrs. M G.
Glossbrenner visited Mrs. Sam Nc
Clure Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Barns stopped at J. G.
Brooks and purchased ten sacks of
wheat from him for chicken feed
w. w. Kile is hauling grain fer-C.
c. Green.
Ollie Brooks is suffering with
nail puncture in her foot.
Mr.. Harris, who had his foot badly
crushed in the baler some time ago
is able to do light work again.
John Phelps sold load of calves
for veal Tuesday. John Hughes was
the buyer and five cents was the
price.
Brown Bros. marketed some cattle
Those in Phoenix Saturday from
here were: Mr.. and Mss John Price, |
Mr.. Lewis, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Vinson,
Mrs. Rousseau, Mrs. Glossbrenner,
Mrs. Smoot Maggie Doyle. Mary |