Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-06-26
ALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REEPUBL CCNS RURAL ROUTE CORREESSP

the creamery early in the morning.
Every arrangement has been made to
give the children a pleasant time. Rev.
]. H. Smith spent some time at the
picnic grounds Thursday evening put
ting up swings and arranging other
pleasure giving devices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Irving and Rob-
ert Irving drove to Glendale Saturday
night and attended the dance. They
were accompanied home by Miss Mary
Irving and Henry Irving.
Mrs. Arch Fitzhugh of Cartwright
visited at Mrs. Wilber's Wednesday.
The Baptist prayer meeting was held
at Rev. ]. II. Smiths Thursday even
ing instead of at the church as usual
The holiness prayer meeting services
were held this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris on Friday
evening
Miss Gladys Kahl of isaac was a
guest Wednesday of Miss Bertha Kohl.
Miss Gladys is preparing to leave soon
for visit in Missouri
Miss Dorothy Haynes and Miss Ella
Davis of Phoenix were guests at the
Irving home Tuesday.
Miss Leafy Dowell was a guest Of
Miss Nellie Elliot Monday. She accom-
panied Miss Elliot and Mr.. Graham to
Phoenix.
Miss Mamie Brooks visited Mrs. Joe
Coleman Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Jim Marler Of Phoenix has been
spending the week with Mrs Bright.
Both Mrs. Marler's and Mrs Bright's
babies are suffering with whooping
cough.
Floyd Marler who is working with
the thresher was painfully injured this
week by the water wagon going over
his foot
Miss Jennie Lee Brooks was a guest
from Sunday to Wednesday of Ruth
BrattOn of Isaac.
viii Jackson went to Prescott last
week to see his new daughter. but met
with many hardships before he was
permitted to behold the object of his
quest After leaving the train at Pres
colt he went to hotel and was i'm
mediately quarantined owing to the
fact that a case Of scarlet fever broke
out in the hotel. He was forced to stay
there ten days.
Mrs. NJ B. Brooks attended the
quilting Tuesday evening at Mrs Vim
sons in Cartwright.
A number of young people met
Tuesday night at the home OF ]. A.
higgins to arrange for a play to be
given some time this summer By the
Epworth League. Rev. P. d. Gardner
the pastor of the church at Cartwright
accompanied the crowd who consisted
of Miss Katie Bone, Miss Fannie
Breedlove. Miss Maggie Doyle. Miss
Evelyn Gardner. Will Rousseau. Mr..
English, Rollins and Morley Howard.
and Jim Bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellison of PhOe-
nix were guests at dinner Sunday Of
Rev. and Mrs. ]. II. Smith.
Olive Brownsberger came out home
on her wheel Sunday morning and
spent the day with home-folks.
Marvin Dills took dinner at the
Orme ranch. Thursday
George Kay was a business caller
in Phoenix Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Faulkner is visiting
at home this week
Mrs. Jack Brooks of Cartwright Wis
tied her sister Mrs. Bruce Brooks, Fri
day. to assist her in preparing for a
stay at St. Joseph's hospital where she
will undergo an operation Saturday.
Mrs. Kay of Phoenix returned to her
home Saturday after a visit of few
days with her son, George Kay and
family.
Ray Bell who is at work on the Mar
Ter header visited home-fOlks on the
Aqua Fria, Sunday.
Miss Mary Irving returned to Phoe-
nix Sunday evening where she is en-
"a ged as clerk in the Boston store.
Mrs Kelly and Mrs. Jerry Irving
made a trip to Phoenix Monday
Mrs. Olmstead was a Phoenix visitor
Monday. Miss Mary Sublet who lives
with Mrs. Olmstead has been very
poorly this spring. She is unable to
be up much of the time Mrs Ohm
stead drove to Cartwright Tuesday and
risited Mrs. Charles Root where she
secured apricots for canning
Quin Faulkner has been marketing
lay this week