Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS


was a guest Friday night of Miss Alpha Mann.
 Picnics at the river are the popu- lar diversion at present. A jolly crowd composed of M. B. Brooks and family, Walter Gammell and family, Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Miller, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Coleman, Miss Fannie Brooks, of Cartwright, Harry and Wess Miller went to the river We'd nesday and pienicked near the St. Johns dam. They found an abund- ance of fish, but were unable to catch them and were forced to content themselves with looking at them and thinking how good they would be served up nicely Drowned.
 Miss LeBaron was a Sunday guest of Rev. J. H. Smith and family.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Dills visited relatives and friends in Glendale Sun day.
 Jerry Irving brought his wife home Sunday from the hospital, where she had been for a few days.
 Miss Violet Horton and Marvin Dills drove to West End Sunday and were guests of Mrs. Barry, Miss Hor- tons aunt. z5'@a7
 Walt Gammell and family came over from Mesa Monday and moved in with M. J. Miller, Mrs. Gammell's father. MT. Gammell is looking for a place, and expects to make his home on this side of the river.
 MT LeFever was again in this neighborhood buying cattle this week. He bought ten head of beef steers from M B. Brooks
 Mrs. J. P. Ivy and daughter, Eliza beth. visited in Phoen.x Tuesday.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks visited her mother, Mrs. Connell Saturday at the home of Jack Brooks in Cartwright.
 Miss Mary Wiley, of Cartwright, visited Miss Alpha Mann Friday.
 Another crowd composed of Mir. Brownsberger and family and MT Eberly and family spent Wednesday at the river. The two picnic crowds failed to join forces. as each was un- aware of the presence of the other until they met on the way home.
 Miss Fannie Brooks, of Cartwright, was a guest Tuesday and Wednesday of her cousin, Miss Mamie Brooks.
 Mir bills still makes his daily trip to the Latham ranch.
 NJ B. Brooks started to bind his thirty acres of grain on the west side of his ranch Wednesday. The binding of grain is becoming much more common in the valley than formerly Several fields of grain along the Yuma road are either bound or are in the process of being bound this week. MT. Casey's men are at work binding grain on the old Dennis ranch. Stanley Howard is at work binding a large field of grain, D. M. Sapp has just finished a field of bar ley.
 MT. and Mrs Will Walton came up from Buckeye Saturday to visit in the Capitol City over Sunday. They made a few calls on old neigh bors in Fowler on the way home Tuesday They expressed themselves as very much pleased with their new home in Buckeye.
 Manford Cartwright visited with J. A. Higgins Monday. He was on his way to Oscar Roberts ranch. MT. Roberts in bringing down some cat tie from the range had brought four cows belonging to MT. Cartwright. MT. Cartwright sold the cows for beef at 3Lc and was on his way to help deliver them, along with a bunch MT. Roberts had sold.
 am Green came out to the Marian ranch Monday and moved the thresh- CT the Green Brothers bought recent ly from MT. Marian. The machine was taken to Phoenix to be over hauled preparatory to beginning work. John Graham from near Alhambra called on friends in Fowler Thursday .SsSk kxfH
 We were all very much surprised when we read in Wednesdays Re- publican of the wedding of W. C. Daniels to Miss Dora Vogt. The we'd ding was surprise enough and then to earn that it was consummated in Phoenix was almost past comprehen- sion, as every one firmly believed MT. Daniels to be in Alhambra, hay ing sold his ranch here and announce ed his intention of returning to his old home to live. However, we wish MT. Daniels and his bride a long, happy life together. They came out rom Phoenix Thursday to visit MT. Daniels children.
 Mrs. Henry Kohl visited Thursday 1t the home of MT. Will Kohl near Phoenix.
 Several from Fowler attended the Sunday school convention at Glen iale Sunday. Mrs. Jack Harris, think ng the program would begin Satur- lay morning, went to Glendale with he intention of attending, but find ng that she was mistaken drove to he home Of Mrs. E. J. Flock. where he took dinner. In the afternoon she vas accompanied to the convention )y Mrs. Flock. Mrs. Harris being a delegate from Fowler, also attended | )n Sunday. MT. and Mrs. George ! Kay also went as delegates Sunday | Others who went from this Sunday | school were MT. and Mrs. Dick Tay- | or, MT. and Mrs. Hilbers and Mrs. | Allen.
 Friends in this neighborhood have l received cards from MT. and Mrs | Emerson Mann announcing the birth | If son, Edmund Royal Mann. Mir | lam was formerly employed by the | Ostrion company and | ived at the old ostrich farm in the | Iouse on the south side of the Yuma oad. They are now at their old ome near Westfield, III. |