Arizona republican., 1909-08-07

, their trip to Grand Canyon, but find ing it rather difficult to procure feed for their team they decided to return l home
 Mrs. J. c. Brooks left Thursday for Fowler. California. Mrs. Brooks ex- [ poets to be away for a month or six
 weeks She will visit first with the : family of b. A. Williams. after which 1 she will spend some time in Los An geles and Pasadena On the return l trip she expects to visit Wick Brooks and family of Imperial. Mrs. Brooks | took her two youngest children, Vic | tor and Leola, with her | Among those who attended the ice cream social given at the Rev J. H. ! Smiths home in Fowler, Tuesday
 night were: Mrs. Bone and daughters. 1 Mir. and Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau, Rev. and Mrs. P. D. Gardner and daughter. | Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vinson and sons. MT.
 and Mrs. $. N. Mcclure and children, J Mrs. J. G. Brooks and children. { Mir and Mrs L. D. Rousseau and Miss Apperson of Phoenix made a
 visit to the sugar beet factory at Glendale. Monday. This was near the close of the sugar season for this year. yet they found the workings well worth seeing.
 John Nelson and James Inge attend
 ed the show in Phoenix, Tuesday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Archie F'itzhugh visited | from Saturday till Sunday evening with Mir. E'itzhUgh of Osborn. On ar
 irving they were surprised to finding | there a new arrival. the infant son of | Mir. and Mrs Ed Fitzhugh. who are staying for the present with MT and
 Mrs. J. W. Fitzhugh. The youngster came Friday and is a namesake of ! Archie's.
 Mrs. George Kay called on Mrs. Me | Clurc Tuesday morning | Mrs. Archie FitzhuEh visited Mrs. | NJ B. Brooks of Fowler. Monday, [ Mrs. Bob Logue and children spent ! Monday with Mrs. Logue's mother.
 Mrs. J R. Sheets. Cartwright got another generous l down-pour of rain Thursday which as
 is usually. the case did a great deal of good and some damage. | The W'omans Home Missionary so- | ciety held it's regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tom Brown. owing to the rain | Thursday there was not a very large attendance vet all present had a very | enjoyable time. Two new members were received into the society: name | ly. Mrs. J. c. Mudersback and Mrs James Vinsel Others present were | uT Mrs Charles Cartwright. Mrs. s. C. Rogers. Mrs. John Phelps. and Mrs | Brown
 1 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Kennels and | daughter, Mrs. Dallas. left Wednesday
 for their home in Charleston. III Mrs ! Kennels and Mir and Mrs. Dallas came | here last spring for the benefit of Mrs | Dallas health, but not being thorough | ly satisfied they decided to return
 home. MT. Kennels came only short 1 time ago to accompany them home | MT Dallas did not go with the others
 but will go later While here they
 were stopping at the home of ora | Kennels of this place
 J c. Brooks and son Victor. drove
 to Phoenix Monday and were accom-
 
 who had been visiting in Phoenix with | Miss Alpha Mann.
 Mrs. Mcclure and children spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. J. G. ! Brooks. Mrs. M. C. Glossbrcnner and sons. | drove to Phoenix, Wednesday. Mrs. J. G. Brooks spent Tuesday | with her sister Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks. of | Fowler. In the afternoon she called
 on Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Coleman but | found them away on a fishing expe- | dition to the river.
 ] Mrs. Logue visited Mrs. Mcclure | Thursday afternoon.
 Bob Logue loaded a car of hay at Alhambra Thursday morning. James
 lnge helped. They hauled enough at