Arizona republican., 1909-07-17
AIT RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPUb AKS RURAL ROUTE CRREESSP PONN

The Gould thresher threshed AL Shoots grain Thursday morning and moved over to J. F. Doyles Nlr Doyle's barely is making a good showing from a field of thirteen acres. the first threshed he got AIS sacks of grain.
 Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh spent Mon day afternoon with Mrs. Logue.
 J. A. Vinson and Rev. P. D. Card ner were Phoenix visitors Wednes- day
 $. \. Mcclure spent Tuesday and Wednesday hauling hay to Mrs. Mann of Phoenix.
 Elmer Cartwright began stacking another field of hay Wednesday, Mrs. Fitzhugh visited Mrs. Elmer Cartwright Tuesday of this week.
 Alfred and StokeIy Vinson spent Tuesday in Phoenix visiting Cloren SI ifiet
 The Willis children visited Monday afternoon with Ruby and Pearl Logue.
 Mrs. J. c. Brooks and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright called on Mrs. J. A. Vim son Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clark left Saturday for an overland trip to Flagstaff, Grand Canyon and other points. They expect to be gone until fall.
 Fred Clark and Francis Tomplinson spent Sunday the guests of Roy Doyle
 Mrs. p. D. Gardner and daughter called on Mrs. J. q. Brooks Monday
 Mir. Brooks and children spent Sun day afternoon at MT and Mrs. John Phelps
 Among those who attended camp meeting from this place were Mrs. J. c. Brooks and daughter. Miss Fan nie Mir and Mrs. L. D. Rousseau. l.. A- Nichols. P. D. Gardner. James English and Miss Fannie Breedlove.
 Miss ora Smith spent Sunday the guest of Miss Ruth Bratton of Isaac. They attended camp meeting Sunday night.
 Mir and Mrs. John Phelps spent Saturday evening visiting at the Brooks home.
 Mrs. GlossbrennCr. who has been suffering severely with a bone fcIon. drove to Phoenix Tuesday to have it lanced.
 Mrs. Brooks visited her sister at St Jostph's hospital in Phoenix, We'd nesday.
 On Sunday at II nm. there arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith a fine baby boy, who will take up his abode with them. Mr and Mrs. PickreH and family of Phoenix spent Sunday afternoon in the Cartwright community
 Fannie and Leolia Brooks visited Carrie Kile Wednesday. The other Brooks children visited their cousins in the Fowler district There are at present about 1So young ostriches on the National Ostrich ranch, an excellent bunch of young birds.
 Freddie Harris has been on the sick list this week. His parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harris drove into PhoeniX with him Wednesday to consult i physician. | Mir. and Mrs. John Shawver and the Misses Mae and Blanch List were | Phoenix visitors Wednesday. | Mrs. J. \. Vinson called at tno l St Joseph hospital Saturday to geo ! Mrs. NJ F. Brooks. who is confined 1 there. She found Mrs. Brooks get ting along nicely. | MT. and Mrs. Humphreys drove to | the city Saturday and brought home | a new spring wagon. 1 Rev. P D. Gardner attended camp meeting again Thursday. J. c. Brooks is delivering hay t' | the Cowboy corral this week. On | Wednesday, Mir. Brooks carried five | fat hogs to the Phoenix market | J. A Vinson has a large bunch of | aaffIa vlgefI1rn Mrs. Stump and daughter, Miss Lulu, called on Mrs. Mcclure Mon | day.
 Isaac Forney of Five Points. who is distantly related to the stump
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